November 18, 1929 (8 pages)

prominent ranchers of tne Geysel* Nevada City visitors Saturday ultet—— MINING PERSONALS -. Johs Hardegger and W. A. Minto, ville section in oSnoma county were nooh whtie on their way home from an inspeitlon trip tv the Twin Sister mine in whirh they are interested. §.C.° Jordan, mining engineer, and A. R. Gregor, of San Francisco, arrived here for an inspection o? the mining operations on the Live Oax placer mine. in Steep Holiow. William Howlett, prominent minisg man of Lake City was a Nevada City visitor Saturday. F. M. Merrilees the Yellow Metal hess Visit. Yr. C. Joubert, mining man of Camptonville, was a visitor during the week. Heury and Herbert Paine, who have mining property at Laie Cary, were business visitors in Nevada City during last week. ~ FROM OUR READERS LIKES THE NUGGET J. C. Lew— “I enjoy The Nugget It is what Nevada,county has needed for a long time’. : was down from mine on a busiLIONS CLUB MEETING a The meeting of the Lions Club tomorrow noon promises to be of unusual interest. With the renewed interest being taken by the member-! ship generally ,things point toward ; a bus ywinter for Nevada City’s one . service club. BRIDGE TOURNAMENT l The fina night’s play in the Elks} bridge tournament will be held tomorrow night. The first round has proven so successful that a econd one i being projected. PERSONAL MENTION Miss Lucille Fogarty of North San Juan ih visiting her sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Costa: Rollin Wright manager ‘of the Inter County Title company in Nevada City, attended to business affairs in Sacramento early last week. Mrs. Ruth Hulen, of the high school faculty, spent the week end holidays in San Francisco. Misses’ Ann Whelan and Thelma Lechinsky ; companied by Mrs. Will McCormack visited in Oakland. Lloyd Penrose and Carrell Coughlan, who are attending school in, the bay district, spent the Armistice . holiday parents, Mr. and Mrs. George B. Legg of Berkeley visited over the week end with her mther, Mrs M.ary Rossen. R. A. Stevenson, wood cutter o» the Stewart ranch east of Valley, passed away last week after a lingering illness. in Nevada City with their MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, SN John Cannor took hin departure for Sacramento to attend a ods ding of friends. Mra. L. P. Woodbury of Stockton . ! his, bean the house guest of Mrs. A. H. Tickeil. Fred Searle of New York City is lr.ee on mining business cosnected with the Newmont company of which he i vice president. Mr .and Mrs. Joe Blake and famdly spent the weekend in Sacramento. . Mrs. George Fortier, who visited her soh, George, in Pacific Grove has returned home. Her sister, Mrs. Limnell, will spend the winter in the southern part of the state. Misses Josephine Genasci and . Mine Cobledick, employed by the! Inter County Title company, have returned from Sacramento. ; TAXI SERVICE Big Comfortable Cara Available At All Hours JOHN TOGNERELLI Broad St., Nevada City Formerly Costello and Jepson i ae” 497 Stomach Test Free Bo etn mee . } vacation. 1929 . IN THE SCCIAL WHIRL . . CHEROKEE, Noy. 16, (Special to! WOMANS CLUB MEETING TAKES IN NEW MEMBERS 4 Three new members were admitted at the meeting of the Womans’ Civic Improvement Club last week the Brand Studio, Mrs. W. C. Perry, Mrs. H. H. Buckner, and Miss Agnes O'Neil. Musical selections were rendered by Miss Minnie Brand and Mrs. Antha Locklin. An address was given by Mrs. F. P. Wray of Davis on American Citizenship, which was much enjoyed. The meetings will be held hereafter at the Brand Siudio. REV. BUCKNER PRESIDES AT NUPTIAL CEREMONY Rev. H. H. Buckner recently preided at a nuptial ceremony which united Albert Bilderback of Emizrant Gap and Miss Maxin Garvey of Stockton in marriage. The young couple will make their home at the Gap. BRIDGE TOURNAMENT FINISHES THIRD ROUND round of the bridge tournament given by the Elks last week resulted in Mrs. Celia Huy and Perey V. Carr carrying off the honors for the week. Mrs, Margaret Dickerman with a_ total score of 6548 leads for.the tournament with Mrs. W. E. Wright in second place. George R. Carter leads in the men’s division with 7000 points. The prizes for the week were provided by The Nugget: The third MRS. OTT IS HOSTESS AT BROAD STREET HOME Mrs. EB. J. N. Ott entertained at a bridge luncheon Saturday afternoon. Prizes for the play which followed were awarded to Mesdames Hi. A. Curnow, E. M. Rector, Fred Yoerk of Sacramento and Arthur Gill. Oak leaves in the autumn tints were used for the decorations. Angrew James, well known miner, is suffering from a severe case of pneumonia. County Assessor and Mrs. H. C. visited relatives in Berkeley return. ing home last week. Mr. and Mrs. M, J. Brophy;"acand small grandson, all of Berkeley spent a few days visitisg Mr. C. J. English of North Columbia. Miss Bernice Eden, a student at a secrelarial school in San Francisco, tgone below with ‘has arrived from came up and pent the week end holi4; cays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, : Charles Eden of Indian Flat. Miss Eleanor VanBerg, trained nurse of Sas Jose, is caring for her mother, Mrs. Martin VanBerg, who is very ill. J. H: Smith of Nevada City has Lecome a Grass Valley resident and opened .a barber shop on West Main street. : Mr. asd Mrs. Ray Peagelly spent the weekend in San Francisco. Theyd attended the Army-Navy football game in Berkeley. Traffic Officer William C. Fouyer ha been holding forth in the ocal territory while Joe Bake is on_his Francis Calhoon of the Grass Valley high school faculty was Berkeey Saturday to attend the CaiforniaWashington game. There will be a large attendance from~this seciion at the big game Saturday,. ; The local Stanford pot being raised to show the California supporters that there are hopes for the Cardinal on next Seturday, logs ta lot of zep after the Santa Clara aggregatios swamped the boys down on the farm THE NEV, — CHEROKEE PROSPERS The Nugget)—-Thomas Staples has the last of his cattle. ‘It is quite hard to gather cattle in the mountains this year as feed is searce and caitle seatter ali over. Lawrance Calanan of the Ray ranch was a visitor here Saturday. Mr. Buhl and Mr. Carpenter were business visitors here Saturday. H. Meyer and Alton Moody were business visitors in. Nevada City Friday. Mrs.’ J. Phelan and mother, Mrs. T. J. Flynn were business visitors in Nevada Cily and Grass Valiey Saturday. Mr. Snellman was a visitor here Tuesday. Mrs. Lobinger and three children of Sacramento are visiting her father, H. Meyer of Cherokee. James Coughlin was a_ business visitor in Nevada City Wednesday. K. J. Phelan’ has finished fixing the Shady Creek bridge. Supervisor Frank was a _ visitor here Sunday. The .many friends of Mrs. L. Day are glad to hear ~she is much}, better, Mr. Pitman and family visited friends in Susanville Saturday. T. Phelan and Mrs. R. Maitland and Mrs. C. Weaver were busisess visitors in Nevada City Thursday. Jack Phelan celebrated his twelfth birthday Wednesday. State Superintendent of Public Instruction Vierling Kiersey, wife and son spnet the Armistice holidays in Nevada Cjiy. Mrs, Ella M. Austin, county superintendent of schools, entertained them on a sightsceing trip to points of interest in this section. Mrs. Ralph Maitland and Thomas J. Phelan of Shady Creek were Nevada City visitors during the week. Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Lord and children of Berkeley visited here recently. His father, A. S. Lord, came uj with them, and will remain for i few days returning § to spend the winter with his son and family in Berkeley. Rutherford and Harry Stevens are spending a vacation in San Francisico, it being the first time that Harry has been is the city. Mr. and Mrs. Benj. Hall had as a week end visitr their son, Hall, of Oakland. Frank Guild, an old time resident Oakiand and wil! visit in this district for a while. James K. Cogswell of San Francisco spent a few Viulley visiting. Mrs. Anérew Berriman who bee; seriously ill, i reported as -improving. ifornia Robins days in Grass Dorris, president of the CalAclare Mining Com peay of Forest, was a Saturday busines viMr. C. RE. Maloney of Sac:amenro hag been the guest of Mrs. 1 Ott. Miss Elaine Mobley was up from Avburn to spend the weekesd wiih her parents, Judge and Mrs. W. L. Mobley. Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Sezrts have Seen up from San Francico to visit their mother, Mrs. Fred Searls, Sr. P. M. Morris of Ferest was iu owu Saturday on business. William D. Hutechinon is in francisco to consult a specialist. ANNA C. TUCKER Seacher of Records Title Insurance Conveyancing Typing Promptly and eatly Done Phone N. G. 212R x San WORTH 124 Mill Street veer, CHRISTMAS GIFTS Diamond — Watches — Jewelry Silverware Always Cherished Gifts H. W. HARTUNG & SON . Jewelers Fe RR PELhdlitsid uli sdeidelitudedeieladeleoiehtateLeleabalaiaciales WHILE Pree Grass Valley a meee CITY NUGGET. CALIFORNIA has {Se LE*AL NOTICE _. NOTICE OF APPLICATON 'TO DISINCORPORATE ™ .The Superior Court of the} Stace co. California, in and for the! County «2 Nevada. IN THE i; 4TTER OF THE APPLINEVADA CITY ; Co., «2 ,eorporation, HARDWARE FOR A VOLUNTARY DISSOLU-! TION, Notice is hereby given that the Nevada City Eiardware Co., a corporation, formed under tht laws of the State of California, has presented to the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of Caliiornia, a peti-i tion praying to be «a lowad to disincorporate and dissolve; and that Friday, the 20th day of wDecembcr, 1929, at 10 o’eclock in the foerencen . of said day, or as soon’ tnereafter as counsel can be heard, has been appointed as the time, and. the Court Room of the said Superior Court, in and for the County of Nevada, State of California, as the place at which the said application is to be heard. In Witness Whereof, I have here. unto set my hand and affixed the seal. of the Superior Court aforesaid this 15th day of November, 1929. GEORGE COUGHLAN, Clerk. By_R. N. MeCormack, Deputy Clerk. SE ee a ae aac as W. E. WRIGHT Attorney for Petitioner. First Publication—Nov. 18. 1929. Dates of Publication—-Nov. 18, 25. Dec, -2;.°9;46,1929. Register of Actions 5786—-appliecation of Nevada City Hardware Company for voluniary dissolution. W. E. Wright, attorney for company, 3260 Estate of Fred Danie!— Walter F. Daniel petitioner. W. E. Wright, attorney for estate. Subseribe for The Nugget. 4+ aie — ‘. Fe i ag 4 Sh Sg enc dh ali a i ec tad SPECIAL THIS WEEK ee eke a te te he om °. te Mothers Oats, with China Hn fe a Oo Marshmallows, in pretty colored tin, 3 tbs 2 ¥ : : Tin can be used for cake tin when empty Purex, used same as clorox ..... quart bottle, 23c ~ Pint bottle free with each quart Heinz Mince Meat, 27 tb tin 2s. 49c Yt Fruit Salad, No. 2 tins 30c : ¥ Xa? Out of town orders solicited and prompt service rendered. Send a trial order. CHAIN GROCETERIAS INC. { “The Best for Tess” TR Te ee ee ee i i Ra i) : ; Phone 176 Powell Block Nevada City Eee testes teteitecteteete ste otetectentetenteote ceeqeteogecieeete deri te tested obateoteteat Peed eeepan ILLUSTRATING ADVERTISING The use of to put your ilustrations supplies that necessary punch message across. Tine Nugget offers a very complete line of illustrations for any line of business without harge to our advertisers. Beow are a page of the illustrations ready for cutting up and meunting. Make use of this service at any time.

prominent ranchers of tne Geysel* Nevada City visitors Saturday ultet—— MINING PERSONALS -. Johs Hardegger and W. A. Minto, ville section in oSnoma county were nooh whtie on their way home from an inspeitlon trip tv the Twin Sister mine in whirh they are interested. §.C.° Jordan, mining engineer, and A. R. Gregor, of San Francisco, arrived here for an inspection o? the mining operations on the Live Oax placer mine. in Steep Holiow. William Howlett, prominent minisg man of Lake City was a Nevada City visitor Saturday. F. M. Merrilees the Yellow Metal hess Visit. Yr. C. Joubert, mining man of Camptonville, was a visitor during the week. Heury and Herbert Paine, who have mining property at Laie Cary, were business visitors in Nevada City during last week. ~ FROM OUR READERS LIKES THE NUGGET J. C. Lew— “I enjoy The Nugget It is what Nevada,county has needed for a long time’. : was down from mine on a busiLIONS CLUB MEETING a The meeting of the Lions Club tomorrow noon promises to be of unusual interest. With the renewed interest being taken by the member-! ship generally ,things point toward ; a bus ywinter for Nevada City’s one . service club. BRIDGE TOURNAMENT l The fina night’s play in the Elks} bridge tournament will be held tomorrow night. The first round has proven so successful that a econd one i being projected. PERSONAL MENTION Miss Lucille Fogarty of North San Juan ih visiting her sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Costa: Rollin Wright manager ‘of the Inter County Title company in Nevada City, attended to business affairs in Sacramento early last week. Mrs. Ruth Hulen, of the high school faculty, spent the week end holidays in San Francisco. Misses’ Ann Whelan and Thelma Lechinsky ; companied by Mrs. Will McCormack visited in Oakland. Lloyd Penrose and Carrell Coughlan, who are attending school in, the bay district, spent the Armistice . holiday parents, Mr. and Mrs. George B. Legg of Berkeley visited over the week end with her mther, Mrs M.ary Rossen. R. A. Stevenson, wood cutter o» the Stewart ranch east of Valley, passed away last week after a lingering illness. in Nevada City with their MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, SN John Cannor took hin departure for Sacramento to attend a ods ding of friends. Mra. L. P. Woodbury of Stockton . ! his, bean the house guest of Mrs. A. H. Tickeil. Fred Searle of New York City is lr.ee on mining business cosnected with the Newmont company of which he i vice president. Mr .and Mrs. Joe Blake and famdly spent the weekend in Sacramento. . Mrs. George Fortier, who visited her soh, George, in Pacific Grove has returned home. Her sister, Mrs. Limnell, will spend the winter in the southern part of the state. Misses Josephine Genasci and . Mine Cobledick, employed by the! Inter County Title company, have returned from Sacramento. ; TAXI SERVICE Big Comfortable Cara Available At All Hours JOHN TOGNERELLI Broad St., Nevada City Formerly Costello and Jepson i ae” 497 Stomach Test Free Bo etn mee . } vacation. 1929 . IN THE SCCIAL WHIRL . . CHEROKEE, Noy. 16, (Special to! WOMANS CLUB MEETING TAKES IN NEW MEMBERS 4 Three new members were admitted at the meeting of the Womans’ Civic Improvement Club last week the Brand Studio, Mrs. W. C. Perry, Mrs. H. H. Buckner, and Miss Agnes O'Neil. Musical selections were rendered by Miss Minnie Brand and Mrs. Antha Locklin. An address was given by Mrs. F. P. Wray of Davis on American Citizenship, which was much enjoyed. The meetings will be held hereafter at the Brand Siudio. REV. BUCKNER PRESIDES AT NUPTIAL CEREMONY Rev. H. H. Buckner recently preided at a nuptial ceremony which united Albert Bilderback of Emizrant Gap and Miss Maxin Garvey of Stockton in marriage. The young couple will make their home at the Gap. BRIDGE TOURNAMENT FINISHES THIRD ROUND round of the bridge tournament given by the Elks last week resulted in Mrs. Celia Huy and Perey V. Carr carrying off the honors for the week. Mrs, Margaret Dickerman with a_ total score of 6548 leads for.the tournament with Mrs. W. E. Wright in second place. George R. Carter leads in the men’s division with 7000 points. The prizes for the week were provided by The Nugget: The third MRS. OTT IS HOSTESS AT BROAD STREET HOME Mrs. EB. J. N. Ott entertained at a bridge luncheon Saturday afternoon. Prizes for the play which followed were awarded to Mesdames Hi. A. Curnow, E. M. Rector, Fred Yoerk of Sacramento and Arthur Gill. Oak leaves in the autumn tints were used for the decorations. Angrew James, well known miner, is suffering from a severe case of pneumonia. County Assessor and Mrs. H. C. visited relatives in Berkeley return. ing home last week. Mr. and Mrs. M, J. Brophy;"acand small grandson, all of Berkeley spent a few days visitisg Mr. C. J. English of North Columbia. Miss Bernice Eden, a student at a secrelarial school in San Francisco, tgone below with ‘has arrived from came up and pent the week end holi4; cays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, : Charles Eden of Indian Flat. Miss Eleanor VanBerg, trained nurse of Sas Jose, is caring for her mother, Mrs. Martin VanBerg, who is very ill. J. H: Smith of Nevada City has Lecome a Grass Valley resident and opened .a barber shop on West Main street. : Mr. asd Mrs. Ray Peagelly spent the weekend in San Francisco. Theyd attended the Army-Navy football game in Berkeley. Traffic Officer William C. Fouyer ha been holding forth in the ocal territory while Joe Bake is on_his Francis Calhoon of the Grass Valley high school faculty was Berkeey Saturday to attend the CaiforniaWashington game. There will be a large attendance from~this seciion at the big game Saturday,. ; The local Stanford pot being raised to show the California supporters that there are hopes for the Cardinal on next Seturday, logs ta lot of zep after the Santa Clara aggregatios swamped the boys down on the farm THE NEV, — CHEROKEE PROSPERS The Nugget)—-Thomas Staples has the last of his cattle. ‘It is quite hard to gather cattle in the mountains this year as feed is searce and caitle seatter ali over.

Lawrance Calanan of the Ray ranch was a visitor here Saturday. Mr. Buhl and Mr. Carpenter were business visitors here Saturday. H. Meyer and Alton Moody were business visitors in. Nevada City Friday. Mrs.’ J. Phelan and mother, Mrs. T. J. Flynn were business visitors in Nevada Cily and Grass Valiey Saturday. Mr. Snellman was a visitor here Tuesday. Mrs. Lobinger and three children of Sacramento are visiting her father, H. Meyer of Cherokee. James Coughlin was a_ business visitor in Nevada City Wednesday. K. J. Phelan’ has finished fixing the Shady Creek bridge. Supervisor Frank was a _ visitor here Sunday. The .many friends of Mrs. L. Day are glad to hear ~she is much}, better, Mr. Pitman and family visited friends in Susanville Saturday. T. Phelan and Mrs. R. Maitland and Mrs. C. Weaver were busisess visitors in Nevada City Thursday. Jack Phelan celebrated his twelfth birthday Wednesday. State Superintendent of Public Instruction Vierling Kiersey, wife and son spnet the Armistice holidays in Nevada Cjiy. Mrs, Ella M. Austin, county superintendent of schools, entertained them on a sightsceing trip to points of interest in this section. Mrs. Ralph Maitland and Thomas J. Phelan of Shady Creek were Nevada City visitors during the week. Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Lord and children of Berkeley visited here recently. His father, A. S. Lord, came uj with them, and will remain for i few days returning § to spend the winter with his son and family in Berkeley. Rutherford and Harry Stevens are spending a vacation in San Francisico, it being the first time that Harry has been is the city. Mr. and Mrs. Benj. Hall had as a week end visitr their son, Hall, of Oakland. Frank Guild, an old time resident Oakiand and wil! visit in this district for a while. James K. Cogswell of San Francisco spent a few Viulley visiting. Mrs. Anérew Berriman who bee; seriously ill, i reported as -improving. ifornia Robins days in Grass Dorris, president of the CalAclare Mining Com peay of Forest, was a Saturday busines viMr. C. RE. Maloney of Sac:amenro hag been the guest of Mrs. 1 Ott. Miss Elaine Mobley was up from Avburn to spend the weekesd wiih her parents, Judge and Mrs. W. L. Mobley. Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Sezrts have Seen up from San Francico to visit their mother, Mrs. Fred Searls, Sr. P. M. Morris of Ferest was iu owu Saturday on business. William D. Hutechinon is in francisco to consult a specialist. ANNA C. TUCKER Seacher of Records Title Insurance Conveyancing Typing Promptly and eatly Done Phone N. G. 212R x San WORTH 124 Mill Street veer, CHRISTMAS GIFTS Diamond — Watches — Jewelry Silverware Always Cherished Gifts H. W. HARTUNG & SON . Jewelers Fe RR PELhdlitsid uli sdeidelitudedeieladeleoiehtateLeleabalaiaciales WHILE Pree Grass Valley a meee CITY NUGGET.. CALIFORNIA has {Se LE*AL NOTICE _. NOTICE OF APPLICATON 'TO DISINCORPORATE ™ .The Superior Court of the} Stace co. California, in and for the! County «2 Nevada. IN THE i; 4TTER OF THE APPLINEVADA CITY ; Co., «2 ,eorporation, HARDWARE FOR A VOLUNTARY DISSOLU-! TION, Notice is hereby given that the Nevada City Eiardware Co., a corporation, formed under tht laws of the State of California, has presented to the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of Caliiornia, a peti-i tion praying to be «a lowad to disincorporate and dissolve; and that Friday, the 20th day of wDecembcr, 1929, at 10 o’eclock in the foerencen . of said day, or as soon’ tnereafter as counsel can be heard, has been appointed as the time, and. the Court Room of the said Superior Court, in and for the County of Nevada, State of California, as the place at which the said application is to be heard. In Witness Whereof, I have here. unto set my hand and affixed the seal. of the Superior Court aforesaid this 15th day of November, 1929. GEORGE COUGHLAN, Clerk. By_R. N. MeCormack, Deputy Clerk. SE ee a ae aac as W. E. WRIGHT Attorney for Petitioner. First Publication—Nov. 18. 1929. Dates of Publication—-Nov. 18, 25. Dec, -2;.°9;46,1929. Register of Actions 5786—-appliecation of Nevada City Hardware Company for voluniary dissolution. W. E. Wright, attorney for company, 3260 Estate of Fred Danie!— Walter F. Daniel petitioner. W. E. Wright, attorney for estate. Subseribe for The Nugget. 4+ aie — ‘. Fe i ag 4 Sh Sg enc dh ali a i ec tad SPECIAL THIS WEEK ee eke a te te he om °. te Mothers Oats, with China Hn fe a Oo Marshmallows, in pretty colored tin, 3 tbs 2 ¥ : : Tin can be used for cake tin when empty Purex, used same as clorox ......... quart bottle, 23c ~ Pint bottle free with each quart Heinz Mince Meat, 27 tb tin 2s. 49c Yt Fruit Salad, No. 2 tins 30c : ¥ Xa? Out of town orders solicited and prompt service rendered. Send a trial order. CHAIN GROCETERIAS INC. { “The Best for Tess” TR Te ee ee ee i i Ra i) : ; Phone 176 Powell Block Nevada City Eee testes teteitecteteete ste otetectentetenteote ceeqeteogecieeete deri te tested obateoteteat Peed eeepan ILLUSTRATING ADVERTISING The use of to put your ilustrations supplies that necessary punch message across. Tine Nugget offers a very complete line of illustrations for any line of business without harge to our advertisers. Beow are a page of the illustrations ready for cutting up and meunting. Make use of this service at any time.