November 13, 1931 (8 pages)

PAGE EIGHT _ HERBERT COOPER PASSES TO THE GREAT BEYOND Herbert Cc. Cooper passed away ®arly Monday morning from pneumonia, from which he had been ill enly a few days, He was born in Palmyra, N, Jj December 6, 1877, coming to Califormia when a young man. Mr. Cooper enlisted in the United States Marine corps and saw service in the Spanish-American war being} detailed at Vallejo. He was given an honorable discharge from Mare Island on account of rheumatism which disqualified him from active duty. » He had lived in Nevada City about five years and worked at his trade of , painter and paper hanger, and was} steadily employed in this city ana Alleghany. He was of a reserved nature,.but! had many friends ‘and was respectea aS a good citizen and a true friend. THE HARD ROC HENRY . 3 icated He lay upon his death-bed The man we all loved. so, him Was but away, by flay. call him won, s His years of Working done. It is said he’d ask the docto1 Just how But'it seemed his time to gu. Little did he know that death a few short hours His ready smile was ever cheerful Although he weakened day It seemed a regret for God to When his battle was nearly Too bad he Couldn’t stay and ee WE ARE THROUGH (The following poem is dedto the late Henry Goering who passed on last week.) Everything was done to save : g : ‘en a most delightful : brother in four machines motored up from Maxwell, Colusa County. They arrived at-10 o’clock It was clear in the Valley and they run into a rain . this’ side of Marysville, which cleared soon after they arrived. The time Passed all too quickly, but a happy time was enjoyed by all. Sacramento Irma, and son, John, Bruggman Roger Pryor, Dick Jamieson. fr ——— and Mrs. Joe and grandson, Joyce, Wayne Brown and ‘Mr and Mrs. Ed Martine were givsurprise Sunday when eleven friends and her 4ITES COVE AND — An agreement Hite’s Cove, ; Claims and two to be sold C. Peacock Consisting of twely as the Hite Gold Mining Company who, according to the agreement, are’ to commence work on the Property at once, became a Millionaire while working ! and a few . -this time the famous Hite mine, more millions taken out at will take the depression off ing industry, at County. the minleast in Mariposa At the same time there is evidence WHITE WOLF MINES was’ placed on record recently whereby the mines at Patented mines, are to R. C. Jamison and pD. for the gum of $50,000. This agreement has been signed to 4 new company recently formed known in Sierra county. Cooper of Salt Lake Collins, also of Reno, Nevada. fight, The American Legion fired the But he kept his cheerful digscustomary salute over his grave with Position r John Nettle Sounding taps. ey — yey eas The following were pallbearers, . RP, Harrington, Joe Muscardini, James Victor Santinelli, John Macari, Sweeney and Homer Mears. too, Funeral services were held from “We how Hone the hard the Holmes Funeral Home. Rey. At last we've busted through.” Charles Washburn of the Trinity Episcopal church Conducted the seryices. _ » Burial was made i cemetery, PRETE HARTE DAIRY SECURES HIGH HONORS ‘Residents of our community fee) very proud that our local dairy, the Bret Harte Guernsey Dairy, should be awarded the highest honor in the “wards in the meeting recently held in San Francisco of the Dairyman’s Association of California. The dairy was awarded the bronze medal for market cream, raw or Pastuerized, which makes it an outstanding point when taken into consideration that they were competing ; with all the large daries of the State Seventeen other States, the Hawaiian Islands and Canada. This is another boost for Nevada At one time he engaged in mining Left to mourn his passing are the following brothers and sisters: Edga) City, Utah: Samuel Cooper, Hot Springs, South Dathe gloom, kota; Mrs. Anna M. Shedd of Reno; Every day the doctor would tell Mrs. Florence Clifford, Mrs. J. Trethhim Way of Huntington Park; two nieces, Mrs. Fay Shoup ‘and Mrs. Georgine n Pine Grove a shiny object. well, The doctor would cheer him ‘And let encouragement me)t That he’d be well Pretty soon. But each day he grew weaker Though he made @ gallant Then a friend came in to see him And he brought good news, Then, how his dull to brgihten And, how quick he forgot. distress, How his body seemed strengthen, For, this message spelled success. although helped him His Maker called him just the same, We are glad that he thinking That his efforts were not in Vain. , —J. M. SWAYZE. eyes seemed to But that message went soon that he’d get For he said his pals would need him But just how bad he couldn't tell > . GRASS VALLEY . PERSONALS Miss Mary Johnson of Courtland. relatives in San Francisco. Roy Terrill Jr. ford and spent a his sister, er and daughter accompanied him home where they will visit for a ‘time, (Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller had as . week end guests, Mr. and Mrs. John i Meyer of Emigrant.Gap. Alfred Kramm, Grags Valley jeweler, spent a few days on business in . San Francisco. eceeeeimees —— Dr. and Mrs. D. D. Johnson had as & week-end visitor their daughter, Mrs. H. Pengelly is visiting with Mrs. F. R., Richardson and Mrs. F. R. Wehe came up from Berkeley to visit ni Grass Valley a few days, motored to Hanfew days visiting Mrs. H. Tomer. Mrs. Tom83rd a NNIVERSARY . SPECIAL Two Weeks Only COMMUNITY PLATE Service for Eight in the new De Luxe ANNTVERSARY TRAY Don T. Bennetts of Sacramento Armistice day in Grass Valley. (1 evseeNie abe ee CAMP FIRE GIRLS . ' MEET AT MoCRANEY'S! The Grammar Group of Camp Fire Girls met at the home of Mrs. O. E. ‘MecCraney who is the new Suardian of the group, Thursday afternoon. . SS GOLD NU Many beautiful and strange gold nuggets have been taken from the gravel beds and quartz beds and quartz mines of Mariposa County. Little 5-year-old Maxine Mudeett was playing near her home on Sherlock Creek a few years ago. She saw where some of the 7] County. This dairy received the Gold Medal award at the 1931 State Fair in Sacramento. The Western Regiona] dairy conference was held with the 11th anRual Pacific Dairy Show, also. 0. Grover Wilson of Omega spent a few days in Nevada City. a Se ot mere knife dug chickens had been scratching. She called her father to come and help Out of curiosity to her side and with his out a 500-dollor nugget. O Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Gaylord and daughters of Sacramento spent last week end visiting Mrs. C. J. Brand nd Miss Minnie Brand. ed i Election of officers resulted in the . lection of Pauline Rozynski as president, Flossie Angove, vice president; Mamie Fradelizo ag secretary, The group plans an all-day hike Saturday, Starting at 9 a. m. from the Curnow residence. J John E. Dolan and J. J. Masterson, Members of the San Francisco Police detective force visited in Nevada City this week, While Mr. Dolan was here he met his old time friend Jim Dolan, whose real] name is John, They had a happy half hour recalling old times in Sah Francisco, when both were young men. 8 Dinner Forks 42 PIECES: 8 Dinner Knives 8 Dessert Spoons 8 Teaspoons 1 Butter Knife 8 Salad Forks 1 Sugar Spoon Your choice of all designs Anni versary Price $397 Regular Price $51.75 This is the sreaaest opportunity you will ever have to own Community Plate. Come in now and select the design that FS ———— of activity in the owned by Arthur Brinham. Arthur who headed the Pany and at this is being examined Walter Horn, man, mines of Mariposa County and visited the property recently. Hy Jamison, of Los Angeles, ». the White Wolt the last few days a @ millionaire sroup of mines i 0——__ Sa ing is the effort to the infected spot in order eal. Bark Cough Syrup. . dry Phlegm—soothes the heals the inflamed tissues. will like its Pleasant taste. White Wolr group of mines adjoining the Hite mines, \ Savage and Harold Savage ig the man Savage Arms Comtime the property by engiieers for rT yacht who’ wants to invest in the] & mining engineer has been examining C. D. Wicks was down from the Imon mine near Tyler this week. . What Is the Cause of Your Cough? Many People do not realize that coughi loosen Phlegm from That is the function of Rexall Cherry b= t loosens the hard fj short while your cough has entirely disappeared. Get a bottle at th 7 oz. Bottle 50c R. E. HAR THE REXALL DRUG STORE £ fr CAFE Broad St. Nevada City Where Food Is Best Prices Are Right M. L. Mitchell, Propil . Menate Cherry Bark ir y ;Cougn Syrup YMproved -/ that it may tickling and e Rexall Store today. You RIS dishes and odds will be loviest on your table. Remember this special] Price H.W HARTUNG JOHN W. DARKE Upholstering 109M. !24 Mill & SON Jewelers St. Grass Valley Prices you can afford to pay. Promptly delivered. We di us a trial and be convinced AL Se Phone No. One a eg = aye ih ah qe sig a i i I I I I 1! Everything New and Up Sho ALL THE ODDS AND ENDS That Make The Meal he grocery line. We have all the delicious and ends that veritable banquet. We have the best. in Isappoint no one. a Banquet rything you need for change a meal into a groceries at Merchandise cheerfully Just give KSON We Deliver = -to-date in Men’s, €s at the Right Prices . Women’s and Children’s En Acheter algerie eer — oa oh. eee ee ease erat

PAGE EIGHT _ HERBERT COOPER PASSES TO THE GREAT BEYOND Herbert Cc. Cooper passed away ®arly Monday morning from pneumonia, from which he had been ill enly a few days, He was born in Palmyra, N, Jj December 6, 1877, coming to Califormia when a young man. Mr. Cooper enlisted in the United States Marine corps and saw service in the Spanish-American war being} detailed at Vallejo. He was given an honorable discharge from Mare Island on account of rheumatism which disqualified him from active duty. » He had lived in Nevada City about five years and worked at his trade of , painter and paper hanger, and was} steadily employed in this city ana Alleghany. He was of a reserved nature,.but! had many friends ‘and was respectea aS a good citizen and a true friend. THE HARD ROC HENRY . 3 icated He lay upon his death-bed The man we all loved. so, him Was but away, by flay. call him won, s His years of Working done. It is said he’d ask the docto1 Just how But'it seemed his time to gu. Little did he know that death a few short hours His ready smile was ever cheerful Although he weakened day It seemed a regret for God to When his battle was nearly Too bad he Couldn’t stay and ee WE ARE THROUGH (The following poem is dedto the late Henry Goering who passed on last week.) Everything was done to save : g : ‘en a most delightful : brother in four machines motored up from Maxwell, Colusa County. They arrived at-10 o’clock It was clear in the Valley and they run into a rain . this’ side of Marysville, which cleared soon after they arrived. The time Passed all too quickly, but a happy time was enjoyed by all. Sacramento Irma, and son, John, Bruggman Roger Pryor, Dick Jamieson. fr ——— and Mrs. Joe and grandson, Joyce, Wayne Brown and ‘Mr and Mrs. Ed Martine were givsurprise Sunday when eleven friends and her 4ITES COVE AND — An agreement Hite’s Cove, ; Claims and two to be sold C. Peacock Consisting of twely as the Hite Gold Mining Company who, according to the agreement, are’ to commence work on the Property at once, became a Millionaire while working ! and a few . -this time the famous Hite mine, more millions taken out at will take the depression off ing industry, at County. the minleast in Mariposa At the same time there is evidence WHITE WOLF MINES was’ placed on record recently whereby the mines at Patented mines, are to R. C. Jamison and pD. for the gum of $50,000. This agreement has been signed to 4 new company recently formed known in Sierra county. Cooper of Salt Lake Collins, also of Reno, Nevada. fight, The American Legion fired the But he kept his cheerful digscustomary salute over his grave with Position r John Nettle Sounding taps. ey — yey eas The following were pallbearers, . RP, Harrington, Joe Muscardini, James Victor Santinelli, John Macari, Sweeney and Homer Mears. too, Funeral services were held from “We how Hone the hard the Holmes Funeral Home. Rey. At last we've busted through.” Charles Washburn of the Trinity Episcopal church Conducted the seryices. _ » Burial was made i cemetery, PRETE HARTE DAIRY SECURES HIGH HONORS ‘Residents of our community fee) very proud that our local dairy, the Bret Harte Guernsey Dairy, should be awarded the highest honor in the “wards in the meeting recently held in San Francisco of the Dairyman’s Association of California. The dairy was awarded the bronze medal for market cream, raw or Pastuerized, which makes it an outstanding point when taken into consideration that they were competing ; with all the large daries of the State Seventeen other States, the Hawaiian Islands and Canada. This is another boost for Nevada At one time he engaged in mining Left to mourn his passing are the following brothers and sisters: Edga) City, Utah: Samuel Cooper, Hot Springs, South Dathe gloom, kota; Mrs. Anna M. Shedd of Reno; Every day the doctor would tell Mrs. Florence Clifford, Mrs. J. Trethhim Way of Huntington Park; two nieces, Mrs. Fay Shoup ‘and Mrs. Georgine n Pine Grove a shiny object. well, The doctor would cheer him ‘And let encouragement me)t That he’d be well Pretty soon. But each day he grew weaker Though he made @ gallant Then a friend came in to see him And he brought good news, Then, how his dull to brgihten And, how quick he forgot. distress, How his body seemed strengthen, For, this message spelled success. although helped him His Maker called him just the same, We are glad that he thinking That his efforts were not in Vain. , —J. M. SWAYZE. eyes seemed to But that message went soon that he’d get For he said his pals would need him But just how bad he couldn't tell > . GRASS VALLEY . PERSONALS Miss Mary Johnson of Courtland. relatives in San Francisco. Roy Terrill Jr. ford and spent a his sister, er and daughter accompanied him home where they will visit for a ‘time,

(Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller had as . week end guests, Mr. and Mrs. John i Meyer of Emigrant.Gap. Alfred Kramm, Grags Valley jeweler, spent a few days on business in . San Francisco. eceeeeimees —— Dr. and Mrs. D. D. Johnson had as & week-end visitor their daughter, Mrs. H. Pengelly is visiting with Mrs. F. R., Richardson and Mrs. F. R. Wehe came up from Berkeley to visit ni Grass Valley a few days, motored to Hanfew days visiting Mrs. H. Tomer. Mrs. Tom83rd a NNIVERSARY . SPECIAL Two Weeks Only COMMUNITY PLATE Service for Eight in the new De Luxe ANNTVERSARY TRAY Don T. Bennetts of Sacramento Armistice day in Grass Valley. (1 evseeNie abe ee CAMP FIRE GIRLS . ' MEET AT MoCRANEY'S! The Grammar Group of Camp Fire Girls met at the home of Mrs. O. E. ‘MecCraney who is the new Suardian of the group, Thursday afternoon. . SS GOLD NU Many beautiful and strange gold nuggets have been taken from the gravel beds and quartz beds and quartz mines of Mariposa County. Little 5-year-old Maxine Mudeett was playing near her home on Sherlock Creek a few years ago. She saw where some of the 7] County. This dairy received the Gold Medal award at the 1931 State Fair in Sacramento. The Western Regiona] dairy conference was held with the 11th anRual Pacific Dairy Show, also. 0. Grover Wilson of Omega spent a few days in Nevada City. a Se ot mere knife dug chickens had been scratching. She called her father to come and help Out of curiosity to her side and with his out a 500-dollor nugget. O Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Gaylord and daughters of Sacramento spent last week end visiting Mrs. C. J. Brand nd Miss Minnie Brand. ed i Election of officers resulted in the . lection of Pauline Rozynski as president, Flossie Angove, vice president; Mamie Fradelizo ag secretary, The group plans an all-day hike Saturday, Starting at 9 a. m. from the Curnow residence. J John E. Dolan and J. J. Masterson, Members of the San Francisco Police detective force visited in Nevada City this week, While Mr. Dolan was here he met his old time friend Jim Dolan, whose real] name is John, They had a happy half hour recalling old times in Sah Francisco, when both were young men. 8 Dinner Forks 42 PIECES: 8 Dinner Knives 8 Dessert Spoons 8 Teaspoons 1 Butter Knife 8 Salad Forks 1 Sugar Spoon Your choice of all designs Anni versary Price $397 Regular Price $51.75 This is the sreaaest opportunity you will ever have to own Community Plate. Come in now and select the design that FS ———— of activity in the owned by Arthur Brinham. Arthur who headed the Pany and at this is being examined Walter Horn, man, mines of Mariposa County and visited the property recently. Hy Jamison, of Los Angeles, ». the White Wolt the last few days a @ millionaire sroup of mines i 0——__ Sa ing is the effort to the infected spot in order eal. Bark Cough Syrup. . dry Phlegm—soothes the heals the inflamed tissues. will like its Pleasant taste. White Wolr group of mines adjoining the Hite mines, \ Savage and Harold Savage ig the man Savage Arms Comtime the property by engiieers for rT yacht who’ wants to invest in the] & mining engineer has been examining C. D. Wicks was down from the Imon mine near Tyler this week. . What Is the Cause of Your Cough? Many People do not realize that coughi loosen Phlegm from That is the function of Rexall Cherry b= t loosens the hard fj short while your cough has entirely disappeared. Get a bottle at th 7 oz. Bottle 50c R. E. HAR THE REXALL DRUG STORE £ fr CAFE Broad St. Nevada City Where Food Is Best Prices Are Right M. L. Mitchell, Propil . Menate Cherry Bark ir y ;Cougn Syrup YMproved -/ that it may tickling and e Rexall Store today. You RIS dishes and odds will be loviest on your table. Remember this special] Price H.W HARTUNG JOHN W. DARKE Upholstering 109M. !24 Mill & SON Jewelers St. Grass Valley Prices you can afford to pay. Promptly delivered. We di us a trial and be convinced AL Se Phone No. One a eg = aye ih ah qe sig a i i I I I I 1! Everything New and Up Sho ALL THE ODDS AND ENDS That Make The Meal he grocery line. We have all the delicious and ends that veritable banquet. We have the best. in Isappoint no one. a Banquet rything you need for change a meal into a groceries at Merchandise cheerfully Just give KSON We Deliver = -to-date in Men’s, €s at the Right Prices . Women’s and Children’s En Acheter algerie eer — oa oh. eee ee ease erat