June 3, 1929 (6 pages)

9 THE xkvanserry NUGGET, CALIFORNIA e. eames remem Mrs. Elizabeth Isaacs wag buried Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Curnow and Saturady afternoon from Holmes; children spent Sunday at North CoFuneral Home, with Esther Rebe-. lumbia, visiting his parents, Mr. and keh Lodge conducting the services. . Mrs. Phil Curnow. “hea oederbeite ale rfeskefeole slestesteslesteon desleie teleost ieee The New LUCRETIA VANDERBILT Toilet Creations, Represent the Highest Attainment in Toiletries Face Powder in all shades ..ccccsssccstscsssssssssssesene $3.00 Concentrated Extract .o..ccccccccssees $2.50 to $10.00 Large Lip Sticks in all colors .on.c.-ccsccsccssscsscscssssesens $1.00 POUR COM ONCE icicle ain $2.50 Triple Compact May we show you this beautiful new line? H. DICKERMAN Druggist and Stationer : : ee i ek lo : JAMES D. STEWART, E. M. Consulting Mining Engineer 138 Commercial St. Phone 107 Auburn, Calif. Examinations Reports Management 30 Years’ Experience in Western, Mining Fields Code: Bedford-McNeil NEW DELIVERY SERVICE We shore shertente shoes Am now puttin gin delivery service this week and will deliver all orders anywhere in town or nearby. Phone your orders to No. 37 and they will be promptly taken care of. Fine goods at} ‘dM Linds of feed at lowest prices in town. GEIDOTTPS GROCERY low prices. Steslesteaferteateotefenteoteotecterfestetoot ofeqeregeote * fy OP GMS Geoterteefente estes odeofeteafesfeate state brode defostetente HOPOLISSOPDDOOOOSD i eens 0 % yoy ; A Full Line of Pies and Cakes 2 SALLY ANN BREAD : Baked Fresh Daily. Sanitary i Wrapped and Sealed 4 3 ‘FREEMAN BAKERY * Grass Valley Our Goeds on Sale at the Nevada City Luchroom Sciseeeeen eee toate bet Donnenar eceseeeeseneeesesdsseseneneseeesesesoeeseseseresoss SCHUMITE PLASTER WALL BOARD A new Carload just received. Not!.ing better for remodeling Can be painted, tinted or papered. Our prices are right ‘Any building material can be supplied at a moment's notice THE DIAMOND MATCH COMPANY Phone 42 Grass Valley But they never met again He (as the guests leave): “I'll call you up.” She (embarrassed): “But we have no telephone.” He: “Oh, well, I'll probably see: you again sometime.” What girl wants to live in a home that has no telephone? ANC YOU CAN HAVE IT FOR A FEW CENTS A DAV Tue Paciric TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY time. NORTH SAN JUAN ITEMS . NORTH SAN JUAN, June 1, (Spesial to The Nugget)— The benefit {dance given last Saturday night by the baseball team netted the boys a peat sum to be used in buying ‘part of the equipment necessary for the game. Everyone reported a good The orchestra was mostly made up of local talent. Sunday some of the Camptonville boys came down and had a practice game with the local boys. Reverend Buekner came up Sunday afternoon and held services in the church. “He was accompanied by his Uttle grandson, Rev. and Mrs. John Telfer and Mrs. Telfer’s sister. “Grandma’’ Danahke_ celebrated her 91st birthday on Sunday and was given a surprise reception after the church services in the afternoon by the members of the ccngregation who called with their good wishes. ,. ] Songs were sung and a prayer was offered: -by Rev. Telfer. Hot chocolate, ice cream. and a delicious birthday cake made by Miss Annie Weinnan, who is noted _ for her culinary achievements. “Grandma” has» been blind for many years, but her loss of sight has not dulled -her inner vision of life and she enjoys ‘‘folks’’. Sunday was a very happy oecasion for her. J. H. Kessler and Mr. Moffat ot Santa Barbara arrived here Wed‘. nesday noon for a week’s stay with Mr. Kessler’s son, Gordon. ‘ Miss Elenor Bigg who formerly taught here drove up from Grass Valley Sunday. She was accompanied by her mother and sisters. Y Theresa. O'Connor has purchased a new Chefrolet and made her first ‘trip to San Juan Tuesday. Lucille Fogarty returned home Saturday after spending several weeks visiting relatives in csc ins te ton, Wm. Peck and his sister, Mrs. ——————— Chas. Hardy, of Wheatland were here Sunday. They were born and raised here. Mr. Peck still retains the old Peck place here. Mrs. E. A. Allen and two friends of Reno, Nevada went thru here last Monday enroute to, their home after spending several days with Mr. Allen at the Allen ~~ at North Bloomfield. Milton Fowler of Sacramento aecompanied by a_ friend came up Thursday to spend a few days vacation at his old home _ two miles north of here. Mrs. Joe Lavezzola ville is visiting her Henry. Huekins. A number of Nevada City Masons drove up Sunday and. cleaned the Masonic lot in the’ local cemetery. They also cleaned the Odd Fellows lot. Those doing the work were, Gilbert Davis, John Darke, Joe Stenger, C. E. Pedersen and R. Williamson. At: noon the workers were served coffee and ice cream by Mr. and Mrs. Hueckins to suppitement the lunehes they had brougnt. Cae DownieMrs. of mother, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Englebright of Martinez motored up for a short visit here over Memorial Day. Mr. and.Mrs, Harry Krough -and Mrs. Madeline Krough were arrivals from Bakersfield to spend Memorial Day.and the rest of the week end visiting with Mr. and Mrs. ‘Brian Krough. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Legg, Mr. and. Mrs. Bradley Legg of Berkeley, and Miss Mary Rossen of Oakland spent Memorial Day in Nevada City. Visitors at the James. Young home are their daughter, Mrs. Jesse Longe and little son of Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Bawden of A\lleghany visited in Nevada City over Memorial Day. New telephone wire, in the United . States, is being added at the rate. of about 10 miles a minute. jiiee ge sey 3S 8 eee ae é MONDAY, JUNE 3, 1929 a ne NN ee sa Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Ronchi of . George Cw. Ogden -and daughter, Folsom came up to spend Meniorial! Miss Muriel, and Mrs. . Elizabeth Day here. Y Peard of Oakland spent’ Memorial Day in Nevada City.Mr. and Mre. W. V. Tamblyn~-had Mrs. ‘Charles E. Searfe and little daughier, Marjorie, came down from . Alleghany to spent Memorial Day. ‘ag guests, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Mrs. R. L. P. Bigelow’ is home Shattuck of Oakland and &K. C. from a visit. with her daughter,. Shattuck of San Jose. Mrs. Anderson, of Lower Lake. Subscribe for ‘rhe Nugget. Mee heretefesteatetestesiots : e. ATTRACTIVE ARE THESE KITCHEN SETS + Hriney Enameled in all édlnis: duotone finish. Just the thing to brighten up your kitchen. Folding tables with chairs to match. Sturdily buili. Will wear like iron. The prices are attractive and our stock is ample. 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Through 142 Branches, this Bank brings the utmost in banking facilities to the citizens of more than 90 California communities. To each of the hundreds of thousands who call the Bank of America, “my bank”, it affords complete savings, commercial and trust service which is the outgrowth of more than half century of sound banking. You are cordially invited to make this “your bank.” BANK OF AMERICA . OF CALIFORNIA READ OFFICE: LOS ANGELES . Resources more than 400 millions lay NEVADA CITY BRANCH—BROAD STREET co MM em ee, Chall Jee cae

9 THE xkvanserry NUGGET, CALIFORNIA e. eames remem Mrs. Elizabeth Isaacs wag buried Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Curnow and Saturady afternoon from Holmes; children spent Sunday at North CoFuneral Home, with Esther Rebe-. lumbia, visiting his parents, Mr. and keh Lodge conducting the services. . Mrs. Phil Curnow. “hea oederbeite ale rfeskefeole slestesteslesteon desleie teleost ieee The New LUCRETIA VANDERBILT Toilet Creations, Represent the Highest Attainment in Toiletries Face Powder in all shades ...ccccsssccstscsssssssssssesene $3.00 Concentrated Extract .o...ccccccccssees $2.50 to $10.00 Large Lip Sticks in all colors .on.c.-ccsccsccssscsscscssssesens $1.00 POUR COM ONCE icicle ain $2.50 Triple Compact May we show you this beautiful new line? H. DICKERMAN Druggist and Stationer : : ee i ek lo : JAMES D. STEWART, E. M. Consulting Mining Engineer 138 Commercial St. Phone 107 Auburn, Calif. Examinations Reports Management 30 Years’ Experience in Western, Mining Fields Code: Bedford-McNeil NEW DELIVERY SERVICE We shore shertente shoes Am now puttin gin delivery service this week and will deliver all orders anywhere in town or nearby. Phone your orders to No. 37 and they will be promptly taken care of. Fine goods at} ‘dM Linds of feed at lowest prices in town. GEIDOTTPS GROCERY low prices. Steslesteaferteateotefenteoteotecterfestetoot ofeqeregeote * fy OP GMS Geoterteefente estes odeofeteafesfeate state brode defostetente HOPOLISSOPDDOOOOSD i eens 0 % yoy ; A Full Line of Pies and Cakes 2 SALLY ANN BREAD : Baked Fresh Daily. Sanitary i Wrapped and Sealed 4 3 ‘FREEMAN BAKERY * Grass Valley Our Goeds on Sale at the Nevada City Luchroom Sciseeeeen eee toate bet Donnenar eceseeeeseneeesesdsseseneneseeesesesoeeseseseresoss SCHUMITE PLASTER WALL BOARD A new Carload just received. Not!.ing better for remodeling Can be painted, tinted or papered. Our prices are right ‘Any building material can be supplied at a moment's notice THE DIAMOND MATCH COMPANY Phone 42 Grass Valley But they never met again He (as the guests leave): “I'll call you up.” She (embarrassed): “But we have no telephone.” He: “Oh, well, I'll probably see: you again sometime.” What girl wants to live in a home that has no telephone? ANC YOU CAN HAVE IT FOR A FEW CENTS A DAV Tue Paciric TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY time. NORTH SAN JUAN ITEMS . NORTH SAN JUAN, June 1, (Spesial to The Nugget)— The benefit {dance given last Saturday night by the baseball team netted the boys a peat sum to be used in buying ‘part of the equipment necessary for the game. Everyone reported a good The orchestra was mostly made up of local talent. Sunday some of the Camptonville boys came down and had a practice game with the local boys. Reverend Buekner came up Sunday afternoon and held services in the church. “He was accompanied by his Uttle grandson, Rev. and Mrs. John Telfer and Mrs. Telfer’s sister. “Grandma’’ Danahke_ celebrated her 91st birthday on Sunday and was given a surprise reception after the church services in the afternoon by the members of the ccngregation who called with their good wishes. ,. ] Songs were sung and a prayer was offered: -by Rev. Telfer. Hot chocolate, ice cream. and a delicious birthday cake made by Miss Annie Weinnan, who is noted _ for her culinary achievements. “Grandma” has» been blind for many years, but her loss of sight has not dulled -her inner vision of life and she enjoys ‘‘folks’’. Sunday was a very happy oecasion for her. J. H. Kessler and Mr. Moffat ot Santa Barbara arrived here Wed‘. nesday noon for a week’s stay with Mr. Kessler’s son, Gordon. ‘ Miss Elenor Bigg who formerly taught here drove up from Grass Valley Sunday. She was accompanied by her mother and sisters. Y Theresa. O'Connor has purchased a new Chefrolet and made her first

‘trip to San Juan Tuesday. Lucille Fogarty returned home Saturday after spending several weeks visiting relatives in csc ins te ton, Wm. Peck and his sister, Mrs. ——————— Chas. Hardy, of Wheatland were here Sunday. They were born and raised here. Mr. Peck still retains the old Peck place here. Mrs. E. A. Allen and two friends of Reno, Nevada went thru here last Monday enroute to, their home after spending several days with Mr. Allen at the Allen ~~ at North Bloomfield. Milton Fowler of Sacramento aecompanied by a_ friend came up Thursday to spend a few days vacation at his old home _ two miles north of here. Mrs. Joe Lavezzola ville is visiting her Henry. Huekins. A number of Nevada City Masons drove up Sunday and. cleaned the Masonic lot in the’ local cemetery. They also cleaned the Odd Fellows lot. Those doing the work were, Gilbert Davis, John Darke, Joe Stenger, C. E. Pedersen and R. Williamson. At: noon the workers were served coffee and ice cream by Mr. and Mrs. Hueckins to suppitement the lunehes they had brougnt. Cae DownieMrs. of mother, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Englebright of Martinez motored up for a short visit here over Memorial Day. Mr. and.Mrs, Harry Krough -and Mrs. Madeline Krough were arrivals from Bakersfield to spend Memorial Day.and the rest of the week end visiting with Mr. and Mrs. ‘Brian Krough. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Legg, Mr. and. Mrs. Bradley Legg of Berkeley, and Miss Mary Rossen of Oakland spent Memorial Day in Nevada City. Visitors at the James. Young home are their daughter, Mrs. Jesse Longe and little son of Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Bawden of A\lleghany visited in Nevada City over Memorial Day. New telephone wire, in the United . States, is being added at the rate. of about 10 miles a minute. jiiee ge sey 3S 8 eee ae é MONDAY, JUNE 3, 1929 a ne NN ee sa Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Ronchi of . George Cw. Ogden -and daughter, Folsom came up to spend Meniorial! Miss Muriel, and Mrs. . Elizabeth Day here. Y Peard of Oakland spent’ Memorial Day in Nevada City.Mr. and Mre. W. V. Tamblyn~-had Mrs. ‘Charles E. Searfe and little daughier, Marjorie, came down from . Alleghany to spent Memorial Day. ‘ag guests, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Mrs. R. L. P. Bigelow’ is home Shattuck of Oakland and &K. C. from a visit. with her daughter,. Shattuck of San Jose. Mrs. Anderson, of Lower Lake. Subscribe for ‘rhe Nugget. Mee heretefesteatetestesiots : e. ATTRACTIVE ARE THESE KITCHEN SETS + Hriney Enameled in all édlnis: duotone finish. Just the thing to brighten up your kitchen. Folding tables with chairs to match. Sturdily buili. Will wear like iron. The prices are attractive and our stock is ample. ALPHA SARDWARE & SUPPLY €6 Alleghany mpegs ROMO eee pein initio rere OEE OE NE EM Nevada City Grass Valiey “aed terlestesfesfeateaesfeste festeofeoteateole eel aie ate ese ste fesfeate teste oeabeafe ded sdeols de eal abealeie ate ee teeth grap re etch anime, ame eaAVINES Since 1860 THE BANK OF AMERICA has grown from roots‘embedded deeply i in the history of California. Its strength lies in its ex_pefience .. in its intimate knowledge of every section of the State . . in its close contact with every business activity between the Oregon line and the Mexican border. Siace 1860, the banks now consolidated into the Banh of America bave supported and encouraged , agriculture and commerce. Cabiforwia They have aided the change from cattle range to ranch te town and city. Today this ‘Ws larger responsibilities with a confidence based on strength, experience and knowledge. Through 142 Branches, this Bank brings the utmost in banking facilities to the citizens of more than 90 California communities. To each of the hundreds of thousands who call the Bank of America, “my bank”, it affords complete savings, commercial and trust service which is the outgrowth of more than half century of sound banking. You are cordially invited to make this “your bank.” BANK OF AMERICA . OF CALIFORNIA READ OFFICE: LOS ANGELES . Resources more than 400 millions lay NEVADA CITY BRANCH—BROAD STREET co MM em ee, Chall Jee cae