March 11, 1929 (6 pages)

MONDAY, “MARCH i, 1929 henley RO wre a ae rm SE = Fred Dickerman was arrested in Fred C. Beedle, business man of FRENCH 1 CORRAL ITEMS Grass Valley charged with swearing , Reno, Nev., r Saturday. to a false statement in securing a) hunting license. He was fined $ 5 by Judge Mulroy. Laurence A. Gard-, ner of Yuba City who was arrested . by Game Warden Hisecox forkilling» prett a grey squirrel, was sentenced to. spend 30 days in the county jail by . Judge Mulroy, who also suspended the sentence. ,on Route No. 1 from post birthday _to his John aaaeiee genial mail carrier, the Nevada office, was given a surparty March with decoration by Postmaster . A was . Seadden and assistants, and a happy . present. time was enjoyed by all nnosedeoseeseeseeees hehe esse eteseaeabestete te coated getdate tbetetetesey A & NEW REDUCED PRICES MAZDA LAMPS More Light For Less Money 50 and 60 WATT NOW THE SAME PRICE AS THE 25 and 40 WATT 20c EACH CARTON OF 6 NEVADA CITY HARDWARE CO > : 7 : $1.20 20c EACH i, atestesteateste Meatestesfesleitesteategtotaate siete sla hind dn nai es No girl wants to be a “wallflower.” Nor do fathers and mothers want their daughter to be one. A telephone in the home will open the doorway to good times for this young person. Tue Paciric TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY She may be missing a lot AND YOU CAN HAVE IT SOR A FEW CENTS A DAY eieiot PON SHES E EE HE ee ol eee ery ii oe ecieaes * THE GROCERY STORE WHERE COURTESY AND SERVICE PREVAIL But not only that—we have the largest, most complete stock of pure, fresh groceries in town at prices that are resaonable. __ Trade with us and you will always get real VALUE! . _ We have anything you may require in the line of foodstuffs—and always the BEST of any particular product. Just give us a trial. ~ LL JACKSONPhone ‘Sicahew One We Deliver PEETESDEGEE ae ite s. +, Mahe ae ate Mash Meats Meateim Ne stostiate Mate oteate sess Meaty este ite alerts te *, Sife! *, teafestesteatefeatestestateateateofeateates Sas oo Seatoate *, Wieclectedesfnctoaterte ate sfesfeste teste ste rfestes on FRENCH CORRAL, Mar. 9, (Special to The Nugget)— Well here we are one week through the month of March 8, so far the ‘“‘lamb’’ seems to have. precedence! Everthing is taking on its spring beauty. Almond, apricot and peach trees are in bloom. The beautiful red of the Japanese quY¥fce. ,along with showy jonquils, daffodils, narcissus and hyacinths and violets galore beatify the gardens, and the~grass, blessed grass! It is making pastures green. In the country grass means so much yes, everything, for as many are dependent ‘on it for feed for their stock. Many predict a dry season, but we can still hope for the rains that we need! Under our new administration the farmers can hope for all good things. With the wonderful radio service of today many had the pleasure of listening to the inauguraiicn ceremonies of President Hoover. In fact, one could almost imagine being an onlooker. Far away places are brought very near to us nowadays with this wonderful service. Miss Millie Clerkin returned to her home Friday after a pleasant visit with the family of Chas. Buhi of Brown’s Valley. H. Browning and WN. B. Bishop and Joe Swazey .made a trip to Nevada ete and, Grass Valley Friday. W. E. Moulton went’ to North Bloomfield to bring his daughter, Louise, to spend the week’s end at home. Miss Louise returned to North Bloomfield Sunday afternoon. Mrs. E. Sutherland, Miss Barbara McMinn and. Miss Louise Moulton were Saturday visitors in Nevada City. H. Flynn of Colgate called on friends in French Corral Friday. A. Browning is doing road work between . the Tackitt and Moynier places. The ‘lone Oak” that has stood a sentinel: in the turn for more than a hundred years. perhaps, has been blasted out in order to widen the road at this juncture. Those .cld landmarks become endeared. and we regret to see them disappear, but we must make room for progress. The regular meeting. of the S. J. R. W. A. was held Sunday with e good attendance .Much important business “was. transacted., It wes planned that the association wil give a dance at San Juan the night of March 16th. We _ hope, good weather will favor us for this oceasion.« Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Wood and son. Carl, of Sweetland were Sunday visi tors at French Corral. Little Carl has quite recovered from his recen:* illness. Judge R. E. Tuttle with his wife and children visited French Corral Sunday. W. P. Clerkin and Joe Swaze; went to Pike City they wiil remain for awhile to de some work on Mr. Clerkin’s place. Walter MecCulleugh of San Juan made a trip to the Clerkin place Monday. He was accompanied by Miss Clerkin, who spent the day at his home. Mr, and Mrs. E. Bundy and son. Dickey,. and Mrs. L. R. Moore, of Saeramento were guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. DePrati Tuesday. Accompanied by Mrs. De Prati the party Monday, where made a trip. to Camptonville of which place they had often héard Mrs. De Prati spéak in praise as it had beenher home ‘for many years. Too bad.their visit was not postponed: for a few weeks when thé winter look would be displaced by spring. Mrs. De Prati. returned to French Corral Thursday after a visit with fiends at Camptonville. Arbor Day was observed at the French Corral schéol by the planting of tree and an appropriate program. Rainfall for February was 5.55 inches and 4 inches of snow fell aiso during the month. S. C. Bivens of North Bloomfield was a business’ visitor in Nevada City Friday. : CLASSIFIED ADS CLASSIFIED RATES One cent a word for first insertion. two cents a word for one month. Minimum rate, 25c, one time, 50c¢ for month: { HAVE INSTALLED A_ HEMstitching machine and pilerter_in my dressmaking shop on Nevada Street, and orders for work of this kind will be promptly executed. Mrs. Ira Andraws, residence just back of W. P. Jones. 26tf FOR SALE PIANO—Sacrifice. Stored in Nevada City. . Makers order quick disyvosal. Write today for terms. Factory Adjuster, Rt.-6, Bx. 972, Sacramento, Calif. . 13-20* a ee ee Sete RE . — —eeeres mn creme on ar mo HYDRAULIC ELEVATOR IS." INSTALLED AT BAKERY stalled at the Kopp .Bakery to faThe bakery has:also added a new] Fr, P. type of machine for wrapping the bread, at considerable expense. WATER USERS DANCE ON ‘land, Grass The San Juan Water Users Association will stage another social dance at North San Juan on next Saturday night, which promises to be largely attended. Excellent musie ; Ea will be provided and eats served. NEW PATSY BREAD MADE : AT THE KOPP BAKERY 3 The new Patsy Bread which has been developed and lis being baked by the Kopp Bakery is now on sale and is being handled by all the leadnig grocery stores of this section and in Sierra County. A baking expert ut a week here . changing the plant and formulas in preparation for the new product which is meeting With instant favand has a delicious flavor. It is carefully compounded of choice materials and baked in a sanitary; modern plant. The loaf is wrapped in waxed paper and ‘sealed. Order a loaf today and give it a trial. : ad. Easter rabbits, baskets, and novelties at Colleys. candies 17-18ch Direct telephone service will be afforded to Lake Vera the coming summer through installation to be made by the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Compafiy. Subscribe for ‘rne Nugget. or. The new loaf is a long one, designed for the slices to fit toasters MONDAY—“‘The Patriot’. Emil Janning’s best picture. “Only Me’’ is Neen % the Comedy. News. Ka TUESDAY ‘and WEDNESDAY-— Jaws of Steel’. Rin Tin Tin. * “Newlyweds” is the Comedy. ‘‘The * 2use”’, a two reel western. + FRIDAY—“The Pinto Kid’. ‘The <3 Scearlet Arrow’. Comedy. + SATURD. AY “Cat, and the Can £ ary”. A Coilégian “The Relay” & SUNDAY and MONDAY——Clar2 t Bow in “Three Week Ends’. “The * Wixers’ is a eapiey comedy. A program of singing and talking picttres on the Paraphone pictures. Tirst actual talkies to be shown here. 66 2 ee grin” SEAMLESS WEDDING RINGS Although noderateity oriced Lonengrin Rings Lcanenpite the best in gitecnge ts craftsUENO EN 8 ee es ‘ ity and ourit, of ee wd sconeeenied by clean, sharp finish H. W. HARTUNG & SON Jewelers 124 Mill Street Grass Valley SHH Moment ini WESTINGHOUSE MAZDA LAMPS Re a te ee le ELIZABETH KELLY ; PASSES AT HOGAN HOME . home She had for . more Canices Catholic O’Reilly. Deceased was born in Rhode Ising. October 12, 1847 and came to . soos SS coming to : Reveds City to make her . with her daughter. The sur——. viving children are Mrs. Hogan and Last Tuesday evening the demise. a_ so Q of Mrs. Elizabeth Kelly occured at A hydraulic elevator is being in-. the home of her daughter, Mrs. . two homas F. Hogan, following an ex-; Cathe cilitate the handling of goods bet-) tended illness. ween the bakery section and the re-{than a half century been a resident tail department of the store. The. /of this county. A requiem mass for}to kn concrete work was handled by Tom . for the repose of her coul was celeCoan and th® Miners Foundry has. prated in St. supplied the parts for the elevator. . church n, Louis Kelly. Five grandsons, Francis, Thomas and Gerald, ‘and granddaughters, the Misses rine and Ruth Hogan survive. Mrs. Kelly was a woman of admirable traits and those privileged ow her will miss her kindly. presence. Rev. Father Lawson of Grass Valon Thursday by the Rev. j ley delivered the eulogy at the funeral of Mrs. E. Kelly haat ren Valley in 1878 where she . Mrs. Mamie Parsons is in San made her home until ten yeams ago, Francisco visiting relatives. “SATURDAY AT SAN JUAN . s****erroroserrsssnescecssrscosoreonnnnanseecsopeess SPECIAL THIS WEEK Crean of Wheat Sliched Peaches, No: . tins Sardines in Pure Olive Oil Bordens Eagle Brand Milk Out of town orders solicited rendered. Send a trial order. We handle a — line of Langendorf Cakes CHAIN GROCETERTAS “The Best for Phene 176 CaBeaenhenenereagerdeofendenteoie fee serie serke feofenfeedeaheotileie de siefeoh looks henteatenle federline sieabeodefefegers + laa Re a ee Ee ee ie ee tal a IN YOUR WE WANT TO HELP Powell Block ; ee 2 for 25c i in Pore Guve OF . ek. tin, 10c g Ne can, 2lc Sd Lyle’s Golden Syrup, 216 can a Oe ee 32c Del Monte Hot Sauce 02.20.0000. > ees tin, 05c * i and prompt service me 4 ee 4 Less” Ne cade City APPEARANCE OF BOTH TOWNS Nevada City Office, Telephone N. C. 166. Grass Valley Office, N. I. DBldg. Telephone G. V. 35. Under State Supervision NEVADA COUNTY BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Nevada City W. R. JEFFORD & SON Morticians ag REPAINT AND REPAIR YOUR HOME _ SPRING CLEANING Consult NEVADA COUNTY BUILDING and for FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE IMPROVE THE Hetitetoieiobeleieieieteieg toleiegeted ne . Funeral Directors De-Luxe Ambulance Service Chapels at Nevada City and Grass Valley Grass Valley Phone 364 La steake te atestestestestesteshesteatestesteste ste steste date fete ele ate ate ste Pa ate ote ta atrateate tests Beate teat teat teste ateate ate sfeste aly Grass Valley a Nevada City Phone 122 25, 40, 59, AND 60 WATTS NOW PRICED AT 20° EACH PLAZA GROCERY ete LION ONIN E eebeobetestentateodespeseresteage tengo NEVADA CITY SANITARIUM Miss Elizabeth McD. Watson Esser to Handle Qbstetricai, Surgical, Medicinal and X-Ray Cases Modern Seer GE SM me hele ete atesbecty eetececdete Seok este ogetentectengete Qeoetendende oh teak deep dead deo dete : Nevada City ~

MONDAY, “MARCH i, 1929 henley RO wre a ae rm SE = Fred Dickerman was arrested in Fred C. Beedle, business man of FRENCH 1 CORRAL ITEMS Grass Valley charged with swearing , Reno, Nev., r Saturday. to a false statement in securing a) hunting license. He was fined $ 5 by Judge Mulroy. Laurence A. Gard-, ner of Yuba City who was arrested . by Game Warden Hisecox forkilling» prett a grey squirrel, was sentenced to. spend 30 days in the county jail by . Judge Mulroy, who also suspended the sentence. ,on Route No. 1 from post birthday _to his John aaaeiee genial mail carrier, the Nevada office, was given a surparty March with decoration by Postmaster . A was . Seadden and assistants, and a happy . present. time was enjoyed by all nnosedeoseeseeseeees hehe esse eteseaeabestete te coated getdate tbetetetesey A & NEW REDUCED PRICES MAZDA LAMPS More Light For Less Money 50 and 60 WATT NOW THE SAME PRICE AS THE 25 and 40 WATT 20c EACH CARTON OF 6 NEVADA CITY HARDWARE CO > : 7 : $1.20 20c EACH i, atestesteateste Meatestesfesleitesteategtotaate siete sla hind dn nai es No girl wants to be a “wallflower.” Nor do fathers and mothers want their daughter to be one. A telephone in the home will open the doorway to good times for this young person. Tue Paciric TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY She may be missing a lot AND YOU CAN HAVE IT SOR A FEW CENTS A DAY eieiot PON SHES E EE HE ee ol eee ery ii oe ecieaes * THE GROCERY STORE WHERE COURTESY AND SERVICE PREVAIL But not only that—we have the largest, most complete stock of pure, fresh groceries in town at prices that are resaonable. __ Trade with us and you will always get real VALUE! . _ We have anything you may require in the line of foodstuffs—and always the BEST of any particular product. Just give us a trial. ~ LL JACKSONPhone ‘Sicahew One We Deliver PEETESDEGEE ae ite s. +, Mahe ae ate Mash Meats Meateim Ne stostiate Mate oteate sess Meaty este ite alerts te *, Sife! *, teafestesteatefeatestestateateateofeateates Sas oo Seatoate *, Wieclectedesfnctoaterte ate sfesfeste teste ste rfestes on FRENCH CORRAL, Mar. 9, (Special to The Nugget)— Well here we are one week through the month of March 8, so far the ‘“‘lamb’’ seems to have. precedence! Everthing is taking on its spring beauty. Almond, apricot and peach trees are in bloom. The beautiful red of the Japanese quY¥fce. ,along with showy jonquils, daffodils, narcissus and hyacinths and violets galore beatify the gardens, and the~grass, blessed grass! It is making pastures green. In the country grass means so much yes, everything, for as many are dependent ‘on it for feed for their stock. Many predict a dry season, but we can still hope for the rains that we need! Under our new administration the farmers can hope for all good things. With the wonderful radio service of today many had the pleasure of listening to the inauguraiicn ceremonies of President Hoover. In fact, one could almost imagine being an onlooker. Far away places are brought very near to us nowadays with this wonderful service. Miss Millie Clerkin returned to her home Friday after a pleasant visit with the family of Chas. Buhi of Brown’s Valley. H. Browning and WN. B. Bishop and Joe Swazey .made a trip to Nevada ete and, Grass Valley Friday. W. E. Moulton went’ to North Bloomfield to bring his daughter, Louise, to spend the week’s end at home. Miss Louise returned to North Bloomfield Sunday afternoon. Mrs. E. Sutherland, Miss Barbara McMinn and. Miss Louise Moulton were Saturday visitors in Nevada City. H. Flynn of Colgate called on friends in French Corral Friday. A. Browning is doing road work between . the Tackitt and Moynier places. The ‘lone Oak” that has stood a sentinel: in the turn for more than a hundred years. perhaps, has been blasted out in order to widen the road at this juncture. Those .cld landmarks become endeared. and we regret to see them disappear, but we must make room for progress. The regular meeting. of the S. J. R. W. A. was held Sunday with e good attendance .Much important business “was. transacted., It wes planned that the association wil give a dance at San Juan the night of March 16th. We _ hope, good weather will favor us for this oceasion.« Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Wood and son. Carl, of Sweetland were Sunday visi tors at French Corral. Little Carl has quite recovered from his recen:* illness. Judge R. E. Tuttle with his wife and children visited French Corral Sunday. W. P. Clerkin and Joe Swaze; went to Pike City they wiil remain for awhile to de some work on Mr. Clerkin’s place. Walter MecCulleugh of San Juan made a trip to the Clerkin place Monday. He was accompanied by Miss Clerkin, who spent the day at his home. Mr, and Mrs. E. Bundy and son. Dickey,. and Mrs. L. R. Moore, of Saeramento were guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. DePrati Tuesday. Accompanied by Mrs. De Prati the party Monday, where made a trip. to Camptonville of which place they had often héard Mrs. De Prati spéak in praise as it had beenher home ‘for many years. Too bad.their visit was not postponed: for a few weeks when thé winter look would be displaced by spring. Mrs. De Prati. returned to French Corral Thursday after a visit with fiends at Camptonville. Arbor Day was observed at the French Corral schéol by the planting of tree and an appropriate program. Rainfall for February was 5.55 inches and 4 inches of snow fell aiso during the month. S. C. Bivens of North Bloomfield was a business’ visitor in Nevada City Friday. : CLASSIFIED ADS CLASSIFIED RATES One cent a word for first insertion. two cents a word for one month. Minimum rate, 25c, one time, 50c¢ for month: { HAVE INSTALLED A_ HEMstitching machine and pilerter_in my dressmaking shop on Nevada Street, and orders for work of this kind will be promptly executed. Mrs. Ira Andraws, residence just back of W. P. Jones. 26tf FOR SALE PIANO—Sacrifice. Stored in Nevada City. . Makers order quick disyvosal. Write today for terms.

Factory Adjuster, Rt.-6, Bx. 972, Sacramento, Calif. . 13-20* a ee ee Sete RE . — —eeeres mn creme on ar mo HYDRAULIC ELEVATOR IS." INSTALLED AT BAKERY stalled at the Kopp .Bakery to faThe bakery has:also added a new] Fr, P. type of machine for wrapping the bread, at considerable expense. WATER USERS DANCE ON ‘land, Grass The San Juan Water Users Association will stage another social dance at North San Juan on next Saturday night, which promises to be largely attended. Excellent musie ; Ea will be provided and eats served. NEW PATSY BREAD MADE : AT THE KOPP BAKERY 3 The new Patsy Bread which has been developed and lis being baked by the Kopp Bakery is now on sale and is being handled by all the leadnig grocery stores of this section and in Sierra County. A baking expert ut a week here . changing the plant and formulas in preparation for the new product which is meeting With instant favand has a delicious flavor. It is carefully compounded of choice materials and baked in a sanitary; modern plant. The loaf is wrapped in waxed paper and ‘sealed. Order a loaf today and give it a trial. : ad. Easter rabbits, baskets, and novelties at Colleys. candies 17-18ch Direct telephone service will be afforded to Lake Vera the coming summer through installation to be made by the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Compafiy. Subscribe for ‘rne Nugget. or. The new loaf is a long one, designed for the slices to fit toasters MONDAY—“‘The Patriot’. Emil Janning’s best picture. “Only Me’’ is Neen % the Comedy. News. Ka TUESDAY ‘and WEDNESDAY-— Jaws of Steel’. Rin Tin Tin. * “Newlyweds” is the Comedy.. ‘‘The * 2use”’, a two reel western. + FRIDAY—“The Pinto Kid’. ‘The <3 Scearlet Arrow’. Comedy. + SATURD. AY “Cat, and the Can £ ary”. A Coilégian “The Relay” & SUNDAY and MONDAY——Clar2 t Bow in “Three Week Ends’. “The * Wixers’ is a eapiey comedy. A program of singing and talking picttres on the Paraphone pictures. Tirst actual talkies to be shown here. 66 2 ee grin” SEAMLESS WEDDING RINGS Although noderateity oriced Lonengrin Rings Lcanenpite the best in gitecnge ts craftsUENO EN 8 ee es ‘ ity and ourit, of ee wd sconeeenied by clean, sharp finish H. W. HARTUNG & SON Jewelers 124 Mill Street Grass Valley SHH Moment ini WESTINGHOUSE MAZDA LAMPS Re a te ee le ELIZABETH KELLY ; PASSES AT HOGAN HOME . home She had for . more Canices Catholic O’Reilly. Deceased was born in Rhode Ising. October 12, 1847 and came to . soos SS coming to : Reveds City to make her . with her daughter. The sur——. viving children are Mrs. Hogan and Last Tuesday evening the demise. a_ so Q of Mrs. Elizabeth Kelly occured at A hydraulic elevator is being in-. the home of her daughter, Mrs. . two homas F. Hogan, following an ex-; Cathe cilitate the handling of goods bet-) tended illness. ween the bakery section and the re-{than a half century been a resident tail department of the store. The. /of this county. A requiem mass for}to kn concrete work was handled by Tom . for the repose of her coul was celeCoan and th® Miners Foundry has. prated in St. supplied the parts for the elevator. . church n, Louis Kelly. Five grandsons, Francis, Thomas and Gerald, ‘and granddaughters, the Misses rine and Ruth Hogan survive. Mrs. Kelly was a woman of admirable traits and those privileged ow her will miss her kindly. presence. Rev. Father Lawson of Grass Valon Thursday by the Rev. j ley delivered the eulogy at the funeral of Mrs. E. Kelly haat ren Valley in 1878 where she . Mrs. Mamie Parsons is in San made her home until ten yeams ago, Francisco visiting relatives. “SATURDAY AT SAN JUAN . s****erroroserrsssnescecssrscosoreonnnnanseecsopeess SPECIAL THIS WEEK Crean of Wheat Sliched Peaches, No: . tins Sardines in Pure Olive Oil Bordens Eagle Brand Milk Out of town orders solicited rendered. Send a trial order. We handle a — line of Langendorf Cakes CHAIN GROCETERTAS “The Best for Phene 176 CaBeaenhenenereagerdeofendenteoie fee serie serke feofenfeedeaheotileie de siefeoh looks henteatenle federline sieabeodefefegers + laa Re a ee Ee ee ie ee tal a IN YOUR WE WANT TO HELP Powell Block ; ee 2 for 25c i in Pore Guve OF . ek. tin, 10c g Ne can, 2lc Sd Lyle’s Golden Syrup, 216 can a Oe ee 32c Del Monte Hot Sauce 02.20.0000.. > ees tin, 05c * i and prompt service me 4 ee 4 Less” Ne cade City APPEARANCE OF BOTH TOWNS Nevada City Office, Telephone N. C. 166. Grass Valley Office, N. I. DBldg. Telephone G. V. 35. Under State Supervision NEVADA COUNTY BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Nevada City W. R. JEFFORD & SON Morticians ag REPAINT AND REPAIR YOUR HOME _ SPRING CLEANING Consult NEVADA COUNTY BUILDING and for FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE IMPROVE THE Hetitetoieiobeleieieieteieg toleiegeted ne . Funeral Directors De-Luxe Ambulance Service Chapels at Nevada City and Grass Valley Grass Valley Phone 364 La steake te atestestestestesteshesteatestesteste ste steste date fete ele ate ate ste Pa ate ote ta atrateate tests Beate teat teat teste ateate ate sfeste aly Grass Valley a Nevada City Phone 122 25, 40, 59, AND 60 WATTS NOW PRICED AT 20° EACH PLAZA GROCERY ete LION ONIN E eebeobetestentateodespeseresteage tengo NEVADA CITY SANITARIUM Miss Elizabeth McD. Watson Esser to Handle Qbstetricai, Surgical, Medicinal and X-Ray Cases Modern Seer GE SM me hele ete atesbecty eetececdete Seok este ogetentectengete Qeoetendende oh teak deep dead deo dete : Nevada City ~