May 8, 1933 (4 pages)

am AGE FOUR THE NEVADA CITY ‘NUGGET MONDAY, MAY 8, 1933 aaeenanaa ersonal\ “Mr. Jerry Bickel of Nevada City is in Oakland, a guest of the Leamington Hotel. Thomas Botting, who operates the Quaker Hill Mining Company property east of Nevada City, was in this FEATURING . MADE TO MEASURE . New Spring Suits . M. BORN & COMPANY 16° to 18-50 CLEANING PRESSING REPAIRING NEVADA CITY CLEANERS town early in the week. Supervisor Alex Robison of Hobart Mills, has returned home after attending a busy session of supervisors at the county seat. John Sehnellman, Yuba _ county farmer, living nearNorth San Juan, was a Nevada City visitor Friday. F. L. Arbogast, a former Nevada county attorney, came up from the bay district Friday on a_ business trip. Mrs. Esther’ Tremaine ‘and Mrs. antha Locklin left yesterday for Stockton where they will attend the state conclave of Rebekahs. Milton Schiffner, son of Mr. tand Mrs. Otto Schiffner, after spending a week with his parents, returns today to San Francisco. Miss Frieda Pitz the niece of Mr. Karl Kopp is ill with an attack of the flu. She was taken ill on‘ Saturday morning and has been confinea to her bed ever since. And better health. you fresh vigor. your appetite and when. the appetite is_ tempted the health Phone 67 SOME OF OUR tender and juicy; fine Tenderloin and Sirloin cuts; Roasts of all kinds. Wei Delicious meat tempts Fresh meat gives is assured. SPECIALS — Small rib steak, nies and Superfine Kraut. KEYSTONE MARKET CALAHAN & RICHARDS EY CLEANERS CLEANING OUR SPECIALTY Phone 375 111 West Main Street ED. BURTNER, Proprietor MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION Vill eall Monday and: Thursday afternoons at your. home and deliver on the next trip over. We Will Credit Your Phone YES INVEST Cane Panel Bed with All Three Pieces All Three Pieces YOU CAN EASILY AFFORD FURNITURE = AT THESE PRICES 10 Per Cent Down Delivers Any Piece 4 PIECE WALNUT BEDROOM SUITE Remember the kind of suites you used to see priced at $130 to $150? These are the same quality, only times have changed! Now Prices range from.....--------$35 Simmons Three Piece Sets BED—SPRINGS—MATTRESS Spring 50 Pound Felted Mattress Round Panel Bed with two inch posts. Heavy Coil Springs 40 Pound Cotton Matress Delivered to your home in Nevada City or. Grass Valley in our regular delivery zones. Alpha Stores, to $85 IN REST % two inch posts. Heavy Coil Ltd. cet ene Martin Dellea, of the Dellea Sunrise mine, in the Quaker Hills section spent a short time with his wife in Nevada City recently. Miss Harriet Bleakley, who has completed her sophomore year in the University of California, has returned to Her home in this city to spend the summer David E. Bleakley. with her mother Mrs. Remodeling of Dr. Frank E. McCullough’s office. and residence on Broad street is now complete. He has installed the latest type X-ray machine and other appertainances demanded in medical practice. Ted Shields, advertising manager of the Nugget, met with an accident yesterday when returning to Nevada City on the Downieville road. The axle of his Pontiac coupe broke.’He wes rescued by Mark O’Connor, fish and game warden, who towed him into town with a chain borrowed by Supervisor Joe Frank. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Eddy and father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Trenamen of Stockton were at the home of Mr. Truscott of Nevada City, Jack guests and Mrs. L. J. yesterday. They motored back to Stockton in the evening after a delightful visit with their old friends Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Truscott. ta% <7 \A? \7 \7 JZ 7 + KE? Neeies E> when it, comes. to good ; things to eat’ I want the 4 % best. That’s why I eat at the o, ms Hewes 2 nt \? : CAFE : * Nevada City Box 664 , se % 63 ae don’t spend much on 3 myself; but, beliewe me, : + + SHAMROCK : a “Footectutesteseitesteteatestectesteateoteateteatestectestesteateaten SOCIAL i SSSI STUUR EO UO RCO eR UE eh eh UA EVER TS. = = = = = s _ ; May Day Progratn Thrills Big Audience One of the most prominent events of the spring season was the May Day program and dance prepared by Mrs. Lyda Talbot and her dancing elass of over 50 children on May-tst. All of the children were exceptionally clever in portraying their parts and the large crowd felt well repaid in braving the rain to attend. Among the outstanding leaders were noted little Mynola Marsh as queen of the fairies. Betty Smith, queen of the May on her beautiful white chiffon throne; Margaret Smithcamp and Betsy Bennetts in special features; Ruth Curnow, handsome in yellow costume as California. The drum corps of the American Legion, was also an attractive number. The Ladies of the American Legion Auxiliary had spent a great deal of time in decorating the hall in pink flowers and green leaves-in crepe paper, giving a beautiful and artistic effect. This May Day event is considered by many as the best one ever given in Nevada City by Mrs. Lyda Talbot. Mobley’s Seranaders rendered excellent music for several hours after the music classes had concluded their program. Grass Valley Choir Renders Easter Music Emamanuel choir of Grass Valley Episcopal church last evening sang the Easter concert recently given in the Grass Valley church at the TrinL. W. JOHNSON . AUTO REPAIRING AT SHEBLEY’S SHELL SERVICE STATION NEVADA CITy PHONE 271 ity Episcopal church in Nevada City. The splendid singing of these fine voices delighted the large audience. Those in the choir were. Messrs, Chester Prisk, Donald and Oakley Johns, Louis Hooper, Harold Hansen, Clifford Cundy, J. Claibourne, Burlington Hooper, and William Bartle. Rev. Frank Hooper Charles Washburn’s sermon was, ‘“‘The Greatest Problem in Our Modern World.”’ Delegates to O. E. S. Conclave Return Mrs. Mary German, Worthy Matron of Evangeline ‘Chapter, O. E. S., Mrs. Alice Davies and Mrs. Lydia Gleason motored to Marysville Open All Night Try Our GOOD EATS REAL BEER Dad & Sim NEVADA CITY and attended a meeting of Eastern Star in that city Wednesday evening. They had a most enjoyable evening and made particular mention of the part the Rainbow Chapter of girls had in the evenings work. City Librarian Raps = City Dads, Loses Job MARYSVILLE, May 7—(UP)— Criticising the ‘boss’ apparently is serious business these days. Alleged to have openly voiced her opinion of the Marysville city council, Miss Maxine Rogers was removed by that body from her position as city: librarian. According to Councilman Frank H. Bartlett, head of the library commission, he called Miss Rogers to his office and she frankly admitted denouncing the council as a dirty politicians.” “set of OUR COFFEE HITS THE. SPOT Best Food In TownPrices Are RightSUNDAY i TURKEY i DINNER 50C GRASS VALLEY CAFE 210 Main St. Phone 53 Generous Hen Lays Eggs with 3 yolks WOODLAND, May 7—(UP)— Even the hens in Yolo county have taken cognizance of the ‘“‘new deal’ —and deserted the “egg standard.” For some weeks, according to W. H. Mitchell,“Winters rancher one of his white leghorn flock has been laying. eggs more than twice the ordinary size. One egg, he said, measured eight and one-half inches in circumference and had three yolks. And, despite its accomplishment, the hen displays a rare quality of modesty, for, said Mitchell, all -effects on his part to. discover the gifted fowl have proved in vain. TREAT YOURSELF TO THE BEST HAIR CUTTING LADIES WORK OUR SPECIALTY. Larsen’s BARBER SHOP 103 Pine St. Nevada CityOPENING ~ Announcement BOOTS SHINE PARLOR Speciality . LADIES AND GENTLEMEN’S Work Guaranteed L. R. JOHNSON 117 Broad St. Nevada City CRUST Champion Circle Gives Card Party There were 14 tables of card players at Champion Circle, Neighbors of Woodcraft party last Thursday evening. Several hours of bridge and whist were enjoyed after which dainty refreshments were served. Mrs. Fonty of Grass Valley won high score at bridge and Miss Eleanor Vanberg of Nevada City won second, while (Mrs. Annie Hooper and Mrs. E. Flynn wWon first and second scores at whist. Mrs. Clara Phillips won the door prize. Many Hear Address On Boy Scouts There was a good ‘attendance of parents and visitors at the grammar school auditorium this afternoon to hear the address of Oscar L. Kirkham ,associate regional: executive of the Boy Scouts. This meeting was sponsored by the Parent Teachers Association. Mr. Kirkham being selected ‘to-speak. He thoroughly understands boy psychology. Ladies Aid to Give Treat to Music Lovers The musical benefit for the Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church, that is to open at 7:30 Wednesday evening at Brand’s’ Studio will prove a treat to music lovers. The program is as. follows under the supervision of Judge Raglan Tuttle: Piano solo—Miss Minnie Brand. Vocal selection—Mrs. Charles Elliott. Whistling solo—Mrs. G. Stine. Vocal solo—Mrs. Lyda Talbot. Remeniscences—Mrs. Belle Douglas. . Vocal solo—Mrs. Catherine Celio. Viola number—Mrs. Edna Cadwalder Goede. Vocal _number—Mrs. L. D. Dorsey. Vocal number—-Mr. Louis Hooper. Piano solo—Marshal Geiselman. After the musical program an old fashioned social and are to be enjoyed in the studio. refreshments the rooms of home, which adjoins W— 0 No word has reached Nevada City in regard to the Fred W. Bradley, Who was reported as so low last week, and we believe he is either holding his own or improving. Those called from here were: Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Bradley of the Spanish mine at Washington, Mrs. Martha Hoge, and Mr. and Mrs. George A. Legg of Nevada City.illness of engineer, serious mining Lou Kopp, who has been under the care of Dr. Reed for some time is feeling much better, although not yet ready to assume his usual work. Mr. Kopp has. had a serious time with a bad tooth and having his tonsils removed. Remember -Mother's Day May 14th Whitman’s Mothers Day candies in beautiful boxes . $1.00 and up Margaret Burnhams Special 2lb. Box $1.00 MOTHERS DAY GREETING CARDS 5c and up DICKERMAN Drug Store NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA INSURANCE Of EVERY DISCRIPTION NOTARY PUBLIC H. B. DOW NEVADA CITY 208 Main St. Phone 207-J Not Only Superior BREAD But Tasty CAKES And Delicious Pastry KOPP’S BAKERY WE DELIVER Phone 76 Nevada City Health and Happiness to male troubles etc.—Come 107% S. Church Street Office Hours: Sat. Sun. YEE & YEE HERB CO. Is a well-established bascinees more than 40 years (3 generations) restore Health to you, too. These 3,000 kinds of Chinese Natural Herbs have been used in China for more than 4,000 years, are now a proven remedy. them today than any other medicine now in existence. Try our herbs, you will be convinced. Whatever you are suffering from lungs, heart, kidneys, stomach or blood trouble, or whether you are afflicted with catarrh, cough, asthma, bronchitas, neuralgia, rhuematism, sore throat, skin disease or feyou the superior effectiveness of the Chinese healing herbs. Don’t think we can be of no service to you just because others could do you no good. Such cases are exactly what we are after. fa Yee & Yee CHINESE HERB SPECIALISTS in California’ for and have brought thousands. We can also More people are using to us. We also prove to GRASS VALLEY only 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. Mw a

am AGE FOUR THE NEVADA CITY ‘NUGGET MONDAY, MAY 8, 1933 aaeenanaa ersonal\ “Mr. Jerry Bickel of Nevada City is in Oakland, a guest of the Leamington Hotel. Thomas Botting, who operates the Quaker Hill Mining Company property east of Nevada City, was in this FEATURING . MADE TO MEASURE . New Spring Suits . M. BORN & COMPANY 16° to 18-50 CLEANING PRESSING REPAIRING NEVADA CITY CLEANERS town early in the week. Supervisor Alex Robison of Hobart Mills, has returned home after attending a busy session of supervisors at the county seat. John Sehnellman, Yuba _ county farmer, living nearNorth San Juan, was a Nevada City visitor Friday. F. L. Arbogast, a former Nevada county attorney, came up from the bay district Friday on a_ business trip. Mrs. Esther’ Tremaine ‘and Mrs. antha Locklin left yesterday for Stockton where they will attend the state conclave of Rebekahs. Milton Schiffner, son of Mr. tand Mrs. Otto Schiffner, after spending a week with his parents, returns today to San Francisco. Miss Frieda Pitz the niece of Mr. Karl Kopp is ill with an attack of the flu. She was taken ill on‘ Saturday morning and has been confinea to her bed ever since. And better health. you fresh vigor. your appetite and when. the appetite is_ tempted the health Phone 67 SOME OF OUR tender and juicy; fine Tenderloin and Sirloin cuts; Roasts of all kinds. Wei Delicious meat tempts Fresh meat gives is assured. SPECIALS — Small rib steak, nies and Superfine Kraut. KEYSTONE MARKET CALAHAN & RICHARDS EY CLEANERS CLEANING OUR SPECIALTY Phone 375 111 West Main Street ED. BURTNER, Proprietor MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION Vill eall Monday and: Thursday afternoons at your. home and deliver on the next trip over. We Will Credit Your Phone YES INVEST Cane Panel Bed with All Three Pieces All Three Pieces YOU CAN EASILY AFFORD FURNITURE = AT THESE PRICES 10 Per Cent Down Delivers Any Piece 4 PIECE WALNUT BEDROOM SUITE Remember the kind of suites you used to see priced at $130 to $150? These are the same quality, only times have changed! Now Prices range from.........--------$35 Simmons Three Piece Sets BED—SPRINGS—MATTRESS Spring 50 Pound Felted Mattress Round Panel Bed with two inch posts. Heavy Coil Springs 40 Pound Cotton Matress Delivered to your home in Nevada City or. Grass Valley in our regular delivery zones. Alpha Stores, to $85 IN REST % two inch posts. Heavy Coil Ltd. cet ene Martin Dellea, of the Dellea Sunrise mine, in the Quaker Hills section spent a short time with his wife in Nevada City recently. Miss Harriet Bleakley, who has completed her sophomore year in the University of California, has returned to Her home in this city to spend the summer David E. Bleakley. with her mother Mrs. Remodeling of Dr. Frank E. McCullough’s office. and residence on Broad street is now complete. He has installed the latest type X-ray machine and other appertainances demanded in medical practice. Ted Shields, advertising manager of the Nugget, met with an accident yesterday when returning to Nevada City on the Downieville road. The axle of his Pontiac coupe broke.’He wes rescued by Mark O’Connor, fish and game warden, who towed him into town with a chain borrowed by Supervisor Joe Frank. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Eddy and father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Trenamen of Stockton were at the home of Mr. Truscott of Nevada City, Jack guests and Mrs. L. J. yesterday. They motored back to Stockton in the evening after a delightful visit with their old friends Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Truscott. ta% <7 \A? \7 \7 JZ 7 + KE? Neeies E> when it, comes. to good ; things to eat’ I want the 4 % best. That’s why I eat at the o, ms Hewes 2 nt \? : CAFE : * Nevada City Box 664 , se % 63 ae don’t spend much on 3 myself; but, beliewe me, : + + SHAMROCK : a “Footectutesteseitesteteatestectesteateoteateteatestectestesteateaten SOCIAL i SSSI STUUR EO UO RCO eR UE eh eh UA EVER TS. = = = = = s _ ; May Day Progratn Thrills Big Audience One of the most prominent events of the spring season was the May Day program and dance prepared by Mrs. Lyda Talbot and her dancing elass of over 50 children on May-tst. All of the children were exceptionally clever in portraying their parts and the large crowd felt well repaid in braving the rain to attend. Among the outstanding leaders were noted little Mynola Marsh as queen of the fairies. Betty Smith, queen of the May on her beautiful white chiffon throne; Margaret Smithcamp and Betsy Bennetts in special features; Ruth Curnow, handsome in yellow costume as California. The drum corps of the American Legion, was also an attractive number. The Ladies of the American Legion Auxiliary had spent a great deal of time in decorating the hall in pink flowers and green leaves-in crepe paper, giving a beautiful and artistic effect. This May Day event is considered by many as the best one ever given in Nevada City by Mrs. Lyda Talbot. Mobley’s Seranaders rendered excellent music for several hours after the music classes had concluded their program. Grass Valley Choir Renders Easter Music Emamanuel choir of Grass Valley Episcopal church last evening sang the Easter concert recently given in the Grass Valley church at the TrinL. W. JOHNSON . AUTO REPAIRING AT SHEBLEY’S SHELL SERVICE STATION NEVADA CITy PHONE 271 ity Episcopal church in Nevada City. The splendid singing of these fine voices delighted the large audience. Those in the choir were. Messrs, Chester Prisk, Donald and Oakley Johns, Louis Hooper, Harold Hansen, Clifford Cundy, J. Claibourne,

Burlington Hooper, and William Bartle. Rev. Frank Hooper Charles Washburn’s sermon was, ‘“‘The Greatest Problem in Our Modern World.”’ Delegates to O. E. S. Conclave Return Mrs. Mary German, Worthy Matron of Evangeline ‘Chapter, O. E. S., Mrs. Alice Davies and Mrs. Lydia Gleason motored to Marysville Open All Night Try Our GOOD EATS REAL BEER Dad & Sim NEVADA CITY and attended a meeting of Eastern Star in that city Wednesday evening. They had a most enjoyable evening and made particular mention of the part the Rainbow Chapter of girls had in the evenings work. City Librarian Raps = City Dads, Loses Job MARYSVILLE, May 7—(UP)— Criticising the ‘boss’ apparently is serious business these days. Alleged to have openly voiced her opinion of the Marysville city council, Miss Maxine Rogers was removed by that body from her position as city: librarian. According to Councilman Frank H. Bartlett, head of the library commission, he called Miss Rogers to his office and she frankly admitted denouncing the council as a dirty politicians.” “set of OUR COFFEE HITS THE. SPOT Best Food In TownPrices Are RightSUNDAY i TURKEY i DINNER 50C GRASS VALLEY CAFE 210 Main St. Phone 53 Generous Hen Lays Eggs with 3 yolks WOODLAND, May 7—(UP)— Even the hens in Yolo county have taken cognizance of the ‘“‘new deal’ —and deserted the “egg standard.” For some weeks, according to W. H. Mitchell,“Winters rancher one of his white leghorn flock has been laying. eggs more than twice the ordinary size. One egg, he said, measured eight and one-half inches in circumference and had three yolks. And, despite its accomplishment, the hen displays a rare quality of modesty, for, said Mitchell, all -effects on his part to. discover the gifted fowl have proved in vain. TREAT YOURSELF TO THE BEST HAIR CUTTING LADIES WORK OUR SPECIALTY. Larsen’s BARBER SHOP 103 Pine St. Nevada CityOPENING ~ Announcement BOOTS SHINE PARLOR Speciality . LADIES AND GENTLEMEN’S Work Guaranteed L. R. JOHNSON 117 Broad St. Nevada City CRUST Champion Circle Gives Card Party There were 14 tables of card players at Champion Circle, Neighbors of Woodcraft party last Thursday evening. Several hours of bridge and whist were enjoyed after which dainty refreshments were served. Mrs. Fonty of Grass Valley won high score at bridge and Miss Eleanor Vanberg of Nevada City won second, while (Mrs. Annie Hooper and Mrs. E. Flynn wWon first and second scores at whist. Mrs. Clara Phillips won the door prize. Many Hear Address On Boy Scouts There was a good ‘attendance of parents and visitors at the grammar school auditorium this afternoon to hear the address of Oscar L. Kirkham ,associate regional: executive of the Boy Scouts. This meeting was sponsored by the Parent Teachers Association. Mr. Kirkham being selected ‘to-speak. He thoroughly understands boy psychology. Ladies Aid to Give Treat to Music Lovers The musical benefit for the Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church, that is to open at 7:30 Wednesday evening at Brand’s’ Studio will prove a treat to music lovers. The program is as. follows under the supervision of Judge Raglan Tuttle: Piano solo—Miss Minnie Brand. Vocal selection—Mrs. Charles Elliott. Whistling solo—Mrs. G. Stine. Vocal solo—Mrs. Lyda Talbot. Remeniscences—Mrs. Belle Douglas. . Vocal solo—Mrs. Catherine Celio. Viola number—Mrs. Edna Cadwalder Goede. Vocal _number—Mrs. L. D. Dorsey. Vocal number—-Mr. Louis Hooper. Piano solo—Marshal Geiselman. After the musical program an old fashioned social and are to be enjoyed in the studio. refreshments the rooms of home, which adjoins W— 0 No word has reached Nevada City in regard to the Fred W. Bradley, Who was reported as so low last week, and we believe he is either holding his own or improving. Those called from here were: Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Bradley of the Spanish mine at Washington, Mrs. Martha Hoge, and Mr. and Mrs. George A. Legg of Nevada City.illness of engineer, serious mining Lou Kopp, who has been under the care of Dr. Reed for some time is feeling much better, although not yet ready to assume his usual work. Mr. Kopp has. had a serious time with a bad tooth and having his tonsils removed. Remember -Mother's Day May 14th Whitman’s Mothers Day candies in beautiful boxes . $1.00 and up Margaret Burnhams Special 2lb. Box $1.00 MOTHERS DAY GREETING CARDS 5c and up DICKERMAN Drug Store NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA INSURANCE Of EVERY DISCRIPTION NOTARY PUBLIC H. B. DOW NEVADA CITY 208 Main St. Phone 207-J Not Only Superior BREAD But Tasty CAKES And Delicious Pastry KOPP’S BAKERY WE DELIVER Phone 76 Nevada City Health and Happiness to male troubles etc.—Come 107% S. Church Street Office Hours: Sat. Sun. YEE & YEE HERB CO. Is a well-established bascinees more than 40 years (3 generations) restore Health to you, too. These 3,000 kinds of Chinese Natural Herbs have been used in China for more than 4,000 years, are now a proven remedy. them today than any other medicine now in existence. Try our herbs, you will be convinced. Whatever you are suffering from lungs, heart, kidneys, stomach or blood trouble, or whether you are afflicted with catarrh, cough, asthma, bronchitas, neuralgia, rhuematism, sore throat, skin disease or feyou the superior effectiveness of the Chinese healing herbs. Don’t think we can be of no service to you just because others could do you no good. Such cases are exactly what we are after. fa Yee & Yee CHINESE HERB SPECIALISTS in California’ for and have brought thousands. We can also More people are using to us. We also prove to GRASS VALLEY only 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. Mw a