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Collection: Newspapers > Nevada City Nugget

June 24, 1929 (6 pages)

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ne __ THE NEVADA €1 . = __»_ MONDAY, JUNE 24, 1928 24, 1929 ; ‘x mage 7 Peerel wre se Ben ai anh” -_ i i a cer : ; : ees . ier a aay ang ae : : PERSONAL MENTION Harry and "Geni Rowe, sons of} “ CAMPTON VIBE PETGONALS . LPL JOHNNY ‘LAYTON ; -Governor Young has signed a Dill NEW MAIL CLOBING age gas *] Mr. ahd Mrs. Harry G. Rowe are %, _ IN DROWNS N. I. D. DITCH . placing the power of fixing salaries Numerous changes have been } enjoying a three month’s training A large broke in themain town — : of county officials in the hands of; made in the closing, time of the Some’ miscreant igo dove through eruise on the U.S. S. Mississippi . water pipe occured Tuesday .It was Little Johnny Layton was drown-. the supervisors which is as it should mails for the local post offiec, due the recently completed lawn and as members of the Naval Ojfticers; quite difficult to fix. ‘gi jed in the N. I. D. ditch Friday. He! be. Heretofore the grand jury has. to the changes in time on the Soushrubbery on the high = school Training Reserve Corps. Mr. and Mrs. Gooler of Oakland was missed as soon as he disappear-. been the motivating factor in the dethern Pacific. Closing time for outgrounds last week, doing consider-. wr, and Mrs. A. B Snyder arelare visiting their brother, Mr. Burns, €¢ and the mother assisted by sire of the court house attaches to. going mail is now 4:45 and 9:16 a. able damage. home from a visit and family re-. at the Halkyard Mine. + neighbors and officers spent four;see a larger pay check. m. and 2:15 p. m. The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs' union inSan Francisco in honor of Reno Zerga returned Tuesday from hours searching. The little fellow Mrs. George Miller ¢ are planning for a quadruple instal-' the Keeny family, who left for their} Sacramento after a short visit there. was about two and a half years of ler left Tuesday on the Pickwick stage for a visit!in Sacramento. lation between the Nevada City and'home in South Africa, going by} His sister, Miss Gladys Zerga, re-" age. Grass Valley lodges on the evening way of England. turned with himand spent a few His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carlj" 5s of July 20th. Edwin Wesley Ross of Honolulu. weeks here visiting her parents. Layton, are newcomers and are makThe Forest Rangers school of in-i has sent invitations to his marriage Antone Lavezzola of Downieville ing their~home in the Gold Flat struction came to an end Saturday. to Miss Ellen V. Correa of that city. was in town on a short visit WedDistrict on the Deeter ranch. Forest Supervisor R. L. P. Bigelow; He lived here for a number of} nesday. was in charge of the training at pie! yeubs and has a host of friends who. James Sutherland of Downieville A gang of junevile yeggs who 3 Bend ranger station. A truck load . wish them happiness. is driving the Downieville to Nevada BATE Sevb Opersiiis ty Ornee ane Al TRACTIVE ARE THESE : = of supplies and equipment left NeMr. and Mrs. Gordon Ross of Los. City stage “during the absence of M. el seni gene gig ae aeons vada City Wednseday morning for Angeles are staying at the old Locke . P. Fiseher. A.W ie re vee pronenen ates oe the camp. place on the Bloomfiled road. They} William Clerkin was in town}]*” 9°” °‘S8'D: : : ~ Mrs. Adeline O’Connor of Nevada. are here for the © benefit of his. Monday enroute to Downieville. ee ee ot he Ce City has been chosen as one of the. health, having received injuries inj Mr. and Mrs. James A. Taylor and mnigee dairy herd of Grass Valley, KITCHEN SETS Board of Managers of the Neighbors . France. sons, Jimmy and Charles, of Neva-. ®@Ve birth to twin calvse last week. = i of Wooderaft. She attended the con-. . Mr. and Mrs. William Davis of da City visited with Mrs. Taylor’s babel anise ters ne oO — — vention. with others of this disrict,. Rock Creek and Peter Arbogast] ™mother, Mrs. Cassano, at Oak Valarrived at the Gallini dairy. at Redding the past week. She is an. attended the funeral of the latejley Sunday. . Mr. and Mrs. P. M. ‘Toleman of active worker and local members are. Mrs. Arbogast, which was held in Ludwig Netz, of Nevada City, was Grizzy Ridge mine~ of North Coproud that she has been selected. Oakland. in town Thursday setting up somey!umbia were in Nevada City during City Marshal H,. D. Shearer, as Jack M. Rector, student of Uni-. Stones in the cemetery. the week. superintendent of streets, has had a. versity.of Pennsylvania Medical Col: crew of the Pacific Telephone — crew of men at work placing crush-. lege, is home for his vacation. He. and Telegraph Company has been . © , ed rock on the streets. The hot. was elected the editor of the college} Working in the vicinity cutting brush STAGE TIMETABLE weather of the last few days has!anual “The Microséope”’ which is a. @Way from the lines. Graniteville Stage leaves Nevada softened the pavement.This will_also. high tribute paid to the young man. City at 7 a. _m., for Lake City. ee : fe North Bloomfield, M F strengthen it and add to the life] Herman Katzer, son of Mr.-and. Highth grade graduates of the . Graniteville. Leaves gph lo ae Enameled in all colors, duotone finish. Just the thing: to brighten up your kitchen. Folding tables with chairs to watch. Sturdily built. Will wear like of the streets. Mrs. S. M. Katzer of Nevada City,. Oakland school at Gold Flat are}. 7 a. m., for Nevada City. 4s Mr. and”s-Mrs. Wm. Harry have. has been appointed manager of the. !rvin Sowden, Violeta Ford and Gus. .,Aleshany Stage leaves Nevada iron. The prices are attractive and our stock is ample. returned from San Francisco, where. Sprouse, Reitz branch store a LiverWasley. “. mo for Fee Solumbin Hitt ne they went for the benefit of his. more. He was in charge of the store} Schneider Brothers of Auburn. ghany and Forest. Leaves Forest at health, which is much improved. in San Rafael. have commenced freight truck ser-. 6:30 a. m., for Nevada City. Miss Estelle Paine caine up from. The funeral of the late Mrs. Pe-. Vice to Higgins Corners in accorMarysville Auto qStage leaves at : 8.00 a. m., for Rough and R dy, Chico and spent the week here with. ter Hill was held Wednesday after-. @ance with the ruling of the state Smartsville, pamenten and Narpe her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Paine. . noon. She died from the after effects . "allroad commission. It is rumored. ville. Leaves Marysville at 1:00 p. Mell Parsons of Alleghany visit-. of a fall which happened several. *hat the recent activity of certain . ™Connects at Smartsville for North San Juan. ed here with friends during the. months ago. farming interests in the southern Downieville kato Stage leaves : part of the county to secure a new. Nevada City daily at 1 p. m., arroad from Higgins Corners to} Leaves. Downieville daily at 6 a. Wheatland is to provide a thorough ee me $ CCLLEFN MC7RE TOILETRIES OF YOUTH = $. "*>, (77 its Jruct ne . Stu Praeeaee ee scaven wevea Phil Painter caught a two pound Washington Stage juavee Nevada
ALPHA HARDWARE & SUPPLY (9 j Nevada City Grass Valiey eur Lo renga Se ae she sere storie she rtesfertealesteatesheate ste steae fe of i cae Srimnininie gee: ieee ee De oe aa ame ak ae a nhc Ole OS aC ORS ol Ge Ce Sc Oe SS Ne a e] + A 29 cent jug of Colleen Moore Perfume free with ; any purchase of her toiletries. : : S< l , 7 C. H. DICKERMAN with California’ 5 Largest State Bank loch leven trout in Deer Creek re-. CitY at. 6:30 a. m., for Washington Bath Astringent — Bath’Crystals — Toilet Water rently. It was 18 inches in length. Leaves Wesbinston at 6:30 a. m,. #_ scaeues: pees x Perfume — Talcum Beauty Cream — Compact ; eons : : —— : : Bath Talcum — Face Powder — Rouge Lip Stick SPECIAL THIS WEEK oo . % Druggist and Stationer ss a esses tele <i : . Savers throu ghout California are afforded the advantages of JAMES D. STEWART, E. M. = depositing with the Bank of America. The protection of its . ___ Consulting Mining Engineer great strength-resources more than 400 millions—is available . patos oe ae .tothem. Competent, friendly counsel on financial matters is 30 anise fe pm): Mas tae always at their disposal. At every Branch they f find modern, Code: Bedford-McNeil _ iis sa equipment for cheir convenience. : ¢ = = — = DN ea ae ake i Se a le i ae A warm welcome awaits savers who are just beginning, as well : as those who are well on she way to financial independence. ICE CREAM SERVICE . : The steadfast purpose of the Bink of America is to render to each customer that type of service which will contribute Mar weipauiny wo andividwal, civic and State-wide progress. GHIDOTTPS GROCERY . . , oe ) We are now serving Ice Cream in various flavors. Cones for the kiddies a specialty. Miss Lena Ghidotti in charge. . Sacramento Street Nevada City ——aegeteteagetetespeteteten PEPER ereenes FEE EE EEE EEE EEOEEESEE+SSS44006606800600000000000 000 i : ¥ S ; ; 4 eday this bank buitits for th : f A Full Line of Pies and Cakes } sn ~. a bale agers s35 ? rs te sts customers a service as sound as it Baked Fresh Daily. Sanitary . Wrapped and Sealed FREEMAN BAKERY g ’ Our Goods on Sale at the 7 . : . . Nevada City Luchroom _ AN Cc . i B K OF AMERI A. ’ © ccoetebeeteh rept bh SELLE EEEEELS ED EASE EEA SS EE EEEEE EERO . , . OF CALIFORNIA Sass . geemaged . BEAD OFFICE: LOS ANGELES SCHUMITE PLASTER WALL BOARD Resources more than 400 millions. by A new Carload just received. \ Nothing better for remodeling NEVADA CITY BRANCH—BROAD STREET ~~ Can be painted, tinted or papered. Our prices are right : . Any building material can be supplied at a moment's notice . ¢ = ; : a Phone 42 Grass Valley \ ; Te