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~o Spend Summer—
‘scouts on June 27.
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PACF. SIX
NEVADA CITY NUGGET
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_FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1940.
Dersonal :
Goes to Orland—
1
Mrs. Clayton Whitaker !eft Wea-.
nesday for Orland to enjoy a visit .
with her parents. Mr. Whitaker is .
one of the druggists in Harris Drug}
Store.
James Young -ar-{
district
Mr. and Mrs,
@ived recently from-ihe-—bay
@nd are going to spend the summer
in their home in this city. He is
much improved from a severe sick
spell.
At Forest Hill —
Mrs. Frank Davies is
visit with family members at
Hill, her old home.
enjoying a
Forest
Camp Assistant—
‘Dick Gregory, Nugget carrier, will
go tod Camp Pahatsi, this week where
he will be assistant cook for the summer. He is going up with others to
prepare the camp for the arrival of
Off to Modoc—
Warren cae son of Mr. and Mrs.
Leland Smith, eft Saturday for Modoe county where he will spend the
on the ranch of his grandmother, Mrs. Caldwell and_ uncle,
Warren Caldwell.
summer
isits Father—
Mrs. Ira Kennedy: and datighter
have gone to Brentwood to visit her
father for the summer.
. Health Improved—
Mrs. Mollie Trezona visited friends
Tuesday. She spent the winter in
2eno and is much improved in health.
Mrs. conducted a rooming
house street in this city for
six: years to return to
make her
Trezona
on Pine
and
home here.
expects
Spells His Brother—
Si Fischer, store keeper of Downieville and stage line operator between Nevada City and his home
town, is driving stage this week
while his brother, Elmer Fischer is
taking a vacation and rest,
Recovering—
Miss Mary Cary who has been critically ill in a San Francisco hospital
several weeks, has so far recovered
that she has returned to her home
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NECKWEAR —-in stri
collar bars, ay chains
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summer nigtt: Es:
for comfortable
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pes and other pattern effects, in
summer shadés, crepes, foulards, satins ......... from 50c
JEWELR Y—that he can use ail year ‘round. Tie chains
from 50c
FATHER’S DAY—JUNE. 16TH
MEN'S WEAR
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124 Mill Street,
WATCHES ; .
UNGCS
(Dependable Jewelers Since 1875)
LODGE RINGS
WATCH BANDS
STONE SET RINGS
LAPEL EMBLEMS .
ELECTRIC CLOCKS
PENS AND PENCILS
CIGARETTE LIGHTERS
Grass Valley
in Grove
in business in
strest. Miss Cary has been Mr.
Francisco for a Y: Palo
a native of Washof years
San Alio téday to attend commencement exercises of their son,
Richard Clayton Bennet who graduates from Stanford University following a pre-legal.course. i hard
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number of years, is
ington and spent a number
in Nevada City.
Stenford Graduate—
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EERLECTIONS—CROW DED
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The beautiful Court of Reflections was crowded—as was every
other ‘court and byway — on the opening day of the 1940
Golden Gate International Exposition on Treasure Island. Here’s
a picture of part of the crowd which ‘took over’? on May 25.
and Mrs. Clayton Bennet left j . City high school and a licensed pilot
With civil aeronautics authority.
Home With Baby—
Mrs. Walter Jenkins and baby
daughter were moved from the Nevada City Sanitarium to their
-in Grass Valley yesterday by Holmes Funeral Home ambulance service.
dece
Returns Home—
Mrs. Freida Hardy of Alleghany
passed through Nevada City Tuesday
returning from San
Citizenship Tests—
A class of 25 candidates will appear in court today. for naturalization papers. The examiner will open
court proceedings at 10 o’clock.
To Visit Paniiee
Cecil Klee principal of the Nevada
City elementary school left yesterday or Haywards where he will spend
the summer vacation with his parents.
Sacramento Visitors—
Alvah Fleming, sergeant in the
noms . Round Trip By Air—
‘weeks business
seaboard.
. made it an all daylight trip with sevFrancisco with . vt
Dr. W. B. Hardie, who had spent sey-.
eral months in Letterman Hospital. .
National Guard, wife and baby will
come up from Sacramento Saturday and remain until Wednesday—vis~
iting Mrs, Fleming‘s parents, Mr. and
Mrs, H, F. Sofge.
Mr.
turned earbhy
and Mrs. Otto Schiffner rethis week from a two
trip to the eastern
They went by plane and
stops overs among. them being
Chicago, New York, thénce to New
Haven and. back via Salt Lake City
and Los Angeles. Mr. Schiffner is
superintendent of the Lava Cap mines.
Hawaii Cails—
Robert Schiffner and Franklin
Tuttle are planning to leave for a
vacation in the Hawaiian slands July
6. Schiffner nas just graduated from
University of California and Tuttle
will graduate from Stanford University on June 16. The boys. will visit
Cecil Schiffner, brother of Robert,
who is now on the hospital ship, Relief, with the United States navy in
Hawaii. :
Nevada
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JOHNNY APOLLO
This is a double attraction with
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
The rollicking story of young love by Booth
SEVENTEEN tine: made into a_ s
charm, Hilarious moments are with
Jackie Cooper and Betty Field playing the lead roles,
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
Lamour rev ealed such an allure as in this drama with a wallop.
Theatre
screen drama of
many
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Not since “Jesse James” has Tyrone Power had such a role as
this. Never before has Dorothy
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