November 19, 1928 (6 pages)

Wester steetetesgetetectetetetectntetetecetetetestetetetesteteteteeetnted de reretetetntet THE NEVADA. CITY. THANKSGIVING TABLE DECORATIONS ‘Tablecloths — Napkins =~ Place Cards Decoated Crepe eee Stickers THANKGIVING CARDS Pretty cards with envelopes to convey your Thanksgiving greeting 5c up Have you ordered your Xmas Greeting Cards yet? “* H. DICKERMAN Druggist and Stationer ‘A Full Line of Pies and Cakes SALLY ANN BREAD Baked Fresh Daily. Sanitary Wrapped and Sealed FREEMAN BAKERY Grass Valley Our Goods on Sale at the Nevada City Luchroom MoH MHHHeinisinininins teteinoemiog silting } gs GROCERY BARGAINS All Kinds of Cheese and Salami. Fresh and Low Priced. Carta, fared TONY co cee bottle, Fine Coffee, three grades at ..sseeccccccsscssssssseisecse 35c, 50c, Fine Bacon. Best you ever ate. occccccsccsssscsssssssssssnssenseneeee th 33c GHIDOTTPS GROCERY a te a a a a te a Se ae Se te te a Pile sferterteateresteste teste otete este ate rtertertesieriealeateriesietesiesfessesiesieoie iors Experienced Lady Assistant Ambulance Service W. R. JEFFORD & SON Funeral Directors Main Street Nevada City Phone 122 Sesh restenfereate feat sterh obese fetes Gee tei tees 111 Auburn Street Grass Valley Phones 16R, 364 Sete toteteatelotetebdefedetettedetetatetateiet > Hagerterterferferfertere eikerse esfostorfoofesfeofeofesteredtestestentende teofeoleobeptey ms SCHUMITE . PLASTER WALL BOARD A new Carload just received. Nothing 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 Aheetestesteateteateteateteateteateoeateofrteoferteofeateeeteobeateteateteateofatefeiteteatestateteatesdeatesdeatendeafeaertenbeate eden TECHOW & DAVIS Consulting Engineers and Chemists Assayers Mining Engineers Analytical Chemists Analytical Laboratories Phone M. 4215 620 Eye St., Sacramento Bei teiieioieteitleiteiielioileiirtei leielolaieieicioteieieisiiegeieiet Gobet Geofe Seinjeminiddeielob isin +, “ ORDER YOUR TURKEY TODAY Place your order today for one of our fine corn fed gobblers or hens for the Thanksgiving dinner.’ By placing your order early, you will be assured of a plump, juicy bird just to your liking. Phone orders will be given careful attention. KEYSTONE MARKET Calanan and Richards By 30c! 58c_ NORTH SAN JUAN JOTS NORTH SAN JUAN, Nov. 20, (Special to The Nugget)—Mr. and Mrs. A. Dunn of San Francisco and Miss Isabelle LaPoere of Berkeley were visitors here this week end, P. C. Lanton of Oakland came up Friday enroute to Alleghany. Misses Edith and Irma Penaglia and Vera Peggia accompanied by Mr. Warner of Sacramento were visiting here Sunday. Mrs. Victory Reggi, Lester Martin and Lawrence Penaglid also visited here. All are former residents. Miss Carmel Raeder and brother, Howard, of Sweetland were visitors here one evening this week. Ernest Collins of French Gap was a visitor here recently. Mrs. Henry Huckins left Tuesday for Camptonville on a visit to her daughter, Mrs.A. M. Cleveland and family. Joe Lavezzola of Downieville fas visiting friends here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Andersen of Berkeley came up Sunday for’ a visit to her brother, Henry Huckins. They were accompanied by Patrick H. Hanrohan and friend of Oakland. Miss Mae Lohman ¢ame in from Escalon Tuesday and is here at her home on Cherokee street. George McCullough, who has been confined to the Nevada City sanitar:ium for the past week was brought ;home one day this week and is ifeeling better although he is still . very weak. He will be confined to his home for a while yet. All Mr. McCullough’s many friends wish him ® speedy recovery and hope to see him around again real soon. Mrs. James Phelan and mother, Mrs. Edith Flyn of Tyler were Sun‘day visitors here. Mrs. I. W. Musfield Homer, were county ‘one day this week. Earl Ricard is driving the Fischer stage and we are all glad to see Mr. ; Richards as he always has a big smile and word of cheer for everyone. Mr. and Mrs. Bain Crawford and Miss Loretta Bortsch and brother, and son, seat visitors Thomas, were visitors here from Moonshine creek one evening this week. Frank Klenzendorfer was a visitor here from Camptonville one day this week. Mrs. Chas. Jones’ of Sweetland came up Thursday to attend the ladies’ aid meeting held here. Ed Clymo and Mr. and Mrs, Frank Bobb of Sweetland were visitors here this week. Well, we all welcome the late rain and it sure came as a life sayer to all the ranchers on the ridge. There has been considerable auto travel since the Yuba Pass has been made an all year highway and it looks like summer time te see the cars. GRASS VALLEY PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Lucious. Abbott of Sacramento visited relatives here recently. C. A. Hendon, local barber, was a business visitor in San Francisco last week. Ray Harris is reported as much improved from a recent injury to his ribs. A. P. Quinn, manager of the Bret Harte Inn, was a San Francisco business visitor during last week. L. V. Mitchell and Max Cherin were Sacramento visitors Monday. Eben K. Smart was a_ business visitor in San Francisco and Santa Cruz. J. E. Taylor left last Tuesday and spent a few days in San Francisco and Santa Cruz. Earl J. Caddy spent several days in San Francisco attending to business affairs. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Westbrook and Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Miller were visitors in Sacramento recently. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Stennett, Jr., visited in Sacramento Monday. Miss Grace Sullivan is visiting in Sacramento. Miss Doris M. Mitchell ef San Francisco visited here with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. S. J. ) Kinsman and Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Mitchell. Harry Cox of the Barnegat Ranch has’ returned. with some stock that he purchased -in. Portland, Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Mitchell returned to their home in San Francisco after a visit here with relatives. Mrs. Charles Dart is feeling slightly better from a ptomaine poisoning attack. She is at the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Willoughby and daughter, Miss Una, spent last week end in Santa Croz. . Mrs. J. R. Kneebone and Mrs. Clemo left Wednesday. and spent a few days visiting in Oakland. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Wolff and children spent a few days in Oakland visiting relatives. Mrs. E. H. Hocking has been ill for the past few days. GET,. CALIFORNIA a Sin at NOVEMBER 19, 1926 SHAKESPEARE CLUB IS RESUMING WEEKLY MEETINGS CAMPTONVILLE, Nov. 16,—The Camptonville Shakespeare and Current Event Club came to life again Saturday evening, at a meeting held at the Groves home on Spring street The Club has been dormant for several months, due to the members being busy and uhable to attend to it, but now meetings will again be resumed, and Shakespeare will be quoted frequently, with the usual current event, local and foreign, being brought up. Aside from the literary work, the dent, Mrs. Fred H. Butz; Vice President, Mrs. Acton M. Cleveland; Treasurer, Mrs. Frank M. Groves; Secretary, Mrs. Kate Hope Livingston. Membership Committee, Mrs. Fred J. Joubert. Refreshments were served by the Groves family and a very delightful evening was spent by all in attendance. CAMPTONVILLE PERSONALS Fred J. Joubert and A. B. Massa made a business’ trip to Gold Run Tuesday. alter A. Reed, a rancher at Bangor, spent a couple of days visiting his sister, Mrs. Fred B. Hanson. There was no school Tuesday. and Wednesday due to the heavy stroms. A. H. Behrens left Tuesday for Marysville on business. J. E. Deal returned Thursday from a business visit in Nevada City. Rev. Father O’Donovan of Downieville, was in town Thursday on business. Larry Edlefson came in Thursday from the Halkyard Mine and reported eighteen inches of snow at the camp. Julius E. Pauly returned Thursday from a week and a half visit with relatives a tMarysville. The snowfall of the season started with a syvow storm Tuesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hallowell of the northern part of the state are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wayman of Pike City. Gorden Woods of Pike City was in town Tuesday. Mrs. Henry W.'Huckins of North San Juan arrived in town Tuesday on a visit to her daughter. Elwood Schurr returned Monday from a business visit to Marysville. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Baker, Mine, left Tuesday at Glendale. for their home Fischer, the owner, off. annual election of officers was held, ! the following people named: Presi-' Hehe deleedoleielnieinteieieiedeieteiatieietey: lettin who spent the summer at the Halkyard , Earl Ricard started to drive the! Bownieville stage Tuesday, M. Pe taking a lay} GRASS VALLEY PERSONALS Henry Richards spent wie Joe Moran and Matt Argall of San last week-. francisco visited here for a short end in Sacramento. time. Mr. and Mré.-M. Henry Argall After several days at home Elmer . V&"t as far as Sacramento with Stevens has returned to his studies . em. at the Sacramento Junior College. Cecil Tremewan of Oakland visitFerl A. Beyer ot Roseville was a j}ed relatives over the week-end. visitor here last Week. { eee eee Miss Elizabeth Bivens of SacraMrs. Frank Woods of Sweetland mento visited her mother, Mrs. Mary ;spent Tuesday. visiting Mrs. GC. J. Bivens, over Sunday. . Fhompson. Meese Netto seatestedie steatestooteatente teoteate at Leaf e ate teafe estates teste teat eateatteateteateatisteatent ofeateoteete ates Z runing eunessseceseesaceset Seite Eo% Mest re * ~ ECONOMICAL HOUSE HEATING No fuel is more satisfactory than our house coal. P % * Specially processed for our trade and reasonably priced Delivered at your home in 100 ib sacks or in bulk lots of 500 ibs and upward. iHeieieeinie, ge Mey eR toy We solicit your orders. ALPHA HARDWESE & SUPPLY C8 —? °, SPE NEE EOIN I Co wen seen nde sles fenfeoke she ate steno of ste sie nseneterieahe oie eiene fester ras Nevada City Grass Val y Alleghany é ° Betetetete deteoteotectentes Serferfergerfe lel Leh lesfereriest site he theb dv ole cbs steate le fete ote steseat: Sm tur t+ onder WE WILL GIVE FIVE MILLION DOLLARS In accident Insurance to our customers and every member of their family between the azes of 15 and 60 years. Na medical examination. No red tape. You cannot afford te be wihout this protection. For every 50c purchase made here, we give you a ticket. When you have 40 of them you can get a $10,000 Accident Insurance Policy for only , $1.00. Come in and get full particulars today. PLAZA SUPER SERVICE STATION Larsen & Hardt awl IN PEACE, AS WELL AS IN WAR, THE RED CROSS FINDS HELPFUL WORK TO DO Nobl yand generously and willingly we all came forward during the war period, even hastily, and did our part towards putting the Red Cross oganization in funds to meet the emergencies that the war thrust upon it. The women contributed not only funds, but their time and labor and their maerials towards providing supplies tht would reliave the distress of men wounded on the field of battle While wounded soldiers excite our sympathy to a great extent because they are fighing for country a and for us, yet suffering among civilians in times of peace is just as keen when they are stricken and in many instances Disasters such as the Gulf hurricane and help is needed. The Red Cross Answers and the story of sffering is short. organization is prepared to meet the situation. is just as badly needed. This With this thought in mind, let us remember that it is our responsibility to provide funds for these emergen-ies. When asked to take a membership, Iet’s say “Yes.” Memberships may be left at this bank, Th eNugget and the Morning Union offices. UNITED SECURITY BANK AND TRUST COMPANY HEAD OFFICE => SAN CRMNARSS Ay 4 NEVADA CITY BRANCH Nevada City

Wester steetetesgetetectetetetectntetetecetetetestetetetesteteteteeetnted de reretetetntet THE NEVADA. CITY. THANKSGIVING TABLE DECORATIONS ‘Tablecloths — Napkins =~ Place Cards Decoated Crepe eee Stickers THANKGIVING CARDS Pretty cards with envelopes to convey your Thanksgiving greeting 5c up Have you ordered your Xmas Greeting Cards yet? “* H. DICKERMAN Druggist and Stationer ‘A Full Line of Pies and Cakes SALLY ANN BREAD Baked Fresh Daily. Sanitary Wrapped and Sealed FREEMAN BAKERY Grass Valley Our Goods on Sale at the Nevada City Luchroom MoH MHHHeinisinininins teteinoemiog silting } gs GROCERY BARGAINS All Kinds of Cheese and Salami. Fresh and Low Priced. Carta, fared TONY co cee bottle, Fine Coffee, three grades at ....sseeccccccsscssssssseisecse 35c, 50c, Fine Bacon. Best you ever ate. occccccsccsssscsssssssssssnssenseneeee th 33c GHIDOTTPS GROCERY a te a a a a te a Se ae Se te te a Pile sferterteateresteste teste otete este ate rtertertesieriealeateriesietesiesfessesiesieoie iors Experienced Lady Assistant Ambulance Service W. R. JEFFORD & SON Funeral Directors Main Street Nevada City Phone 122 Sesh restenfereate feat sterh obese fetes Gee tei tees 111 Auburn Street Grass Valley Phones 16R, 364 Sete toteteatelotetebdefedetettedetetatetateiet > Hagerterterferferfertere eikerse esfostorfoofesfeofeofesteredtestestentende teofeoleobeptey ms SCHUMITE . PLASTER WALL BOARD A new Carload just received. Nothing 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 Aheetestesteateteateteateteateteateoeateofrteoferteofeateeeteobeateteateteateofatefeiteteatestateteatesdeatesdeatendeafeaertenbeate eden TECHOW & DAVIS Consulting Engineers and Chemists Assayers Mining Engineers Analytical Chemists Analytical Laboratories Phone M. 4215 620 Eye St., Sacramento Bei teiieioieteitleiteiielioileiirtei leielolaieieicioteieieisiiegeieiet Gobet Geofe Seinjeminiddeielob isin +, “ ORDER YOUR TURKEY TODAY Place your order today for one of our fine corn fed gobblers or hens for the Thanksgiving dinner.’ By placing your order early, you will be assured of a plump, juicy bird just to your liking. Phone orders will be given careful attention. KEYSTONE MARKET Calanan and Richards By 30c! 58c_ NORTH SAN JUAN JOTS NORTH SAN JUAN, Nov. 20, (Special to The Nugget)—Mr. and Mrs. A. Dunn of San Francisco and Miss Isabelle LaPoere of Berkeley were visitors here this week end, P. C. Lanton of Oakland came up Friday enroute to Alleghany. Misses Edith and Irma Penaglia and Vera Peggia accompanied by Mr. Warner of Sacramento were visiting here Sunday. Mrs. Victory Reggi, Lester Martin and Lawrence Penaglid also visited here. All are former residents. Miss Carmel Raeder and brother, Howard, of Sweetland were visitors here one evening this week. Ernest Collins of French Gap was a visitor here recently. Mrs. Henry Huckins left Tuesday for Camptonville on a visit to her daughter, Mrs.A. M. Cleveland and family. Joe Lavezzola of Downieville fas visiting friends here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Andersen of Berkeley came up Sunday for’ a visit to her brother, Henry Huckins. They were accompanied by Patrick H. Hanrohan and friend of Oakland. Miss Mae Lohman ¢ame in from Escalon Tuesday and is here at her home on Cherokee street. George McCullough, who has been confined to the Nevada City sanitar:ium for the past week was brought ;home one day this week and is ifeeling better although he is still . very weak. He will be confined to his home for a while yet. All Mr. McCullough’s many friends wish him ® speedy recovery and hope to see him around again real soon. Mrs. James Phelan and mother, Mrs. Edith Flyn of Tyler were Sun‘day visitors here. Mrs. I. W. Musfield Homer, were county ‘one day this week. Earl Ricard is driving the Fischer stage and we are all glad to see Mr. ; Richards as he always has a big smile and word of cheer for everyone. Mr. and Mrs. Bain Crawford and Miss Loretta Bortsch and brother, and son, seat visitors Thomas, were visitors here from Moonshine creek one evening this week. Frank Klenzendorfer was a visitor here from Camptonville one day this week. Mrs. Chas. Jones’ of Sweetland came up Thursday to attend the ladies’ aid meeting held here. Ed Clymo and Mr. and Mrs, Frank Bobb of Sweetland were visitors here this week. Well, we all welcome the late rain and it sure came as a life sayer to all the ranchers on the ridge. There has been considerable auto travel since the Yuba Pass has been made an all year highway and it looks like summer time te see the cars. GRASS VALLEY PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Lucious. Abbott of Sacramento visited relatives here recently. C. A. Hendon, local barber, was a business visitor in San Francisco last week. Ray Harris is reported as much improved from a recent injury to his ribs. A. P. Quinn, manager of the Bret Harte Inn, was a San Francisco business visitor during last week. L. V. Mitchell and Max Cherin were Sacramento visitors Monday. Eben K. Smart was a_ business visitor in San Francisco and Santa Cruz. J. E. Taylor left last Tuesday and spent a few days in San Francisco and Santa Cruz. Earl J. Caddy spent several days in San Francisco attending to business affairs. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Westbrook and Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Miller were visitors in Sacramento recently. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Stennett, Jr., visited in Sacramento Monday. Miss Grace Sullivan is visiting in Sacramento. Miss Doris M. Mitchell ef San

Francisco visited here with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. S. J. ) Kinsman and Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Mitchell. Harry Cox of the Barnegat Ranch has’ returned. with some stock that he purchased -in. Portland, Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Mitchell returned to their home in San Francisco after a visit here with relatives. Mrs. Charles Dart is feeling slightly better from a ptomaine poisoning attack. She is at the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Willoughby and daughter, Miss Una, spent last week end in Santa Croz. . Mrs. J. R. Kneebone and Mrs. Clemo left Wednesday. and spent a few days visiting in Oakland. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Wolff and children spent a few days in Oakland visiting relatives. Mrs. E. H. Hocking has been ill for the past few days. GET,. CALIFORNIA a Sin at NOVEMBER 19, 1926 SHAKESPEARE CLUB IS RESUMING WEEKLY MEETINGS CAMPTONVILLE, Nov. 16,—The Camptonville Shakespeare and Current Event Club came to life again Saturday evening, at a meeting held at the Groves home on Spring street The Club has been dormant for several months, due to the members being busy and uhable to attend to it, but now meetings will again be resumed, and Shakespeare will be quoted frequently, with the usual current event, local and foreign, being brought up. Aside from the literary work, the dent, Mrs. Fred H. Butz; Vice President, Mrs. Acton M. Cleveland; Treasurer, Mrs. Frank M. Groves; Secretary, Mrs. Kate Hope Livingston. Membership Committee, Mrs. Fred J. Joubert. Refreshments were served by the Groves family and a very delightful evening was spent by all in attendance. CAMPTONVILLE PERSONALS Fred J. Joubert and A. B. Massa made a business’ trip to Gold Run Tuesday. alter A. Reed, a rancher at Bangor, spent a couple of days visiting his sister, Mrs. Fred B. Hanson. There was no school Tuesday. and Wednesday due to the heavy stroms. A. H. Behrens left Tuesday for Marysville on business. J. E. Deal returned Thursday from a business visit in Nevada City. Rev. Father O’Donovan of Downieville, was in town Thursday on business. Larry Edlefson came in Thursday from the Halkyard Mine and reported eighteen inches of snow at the camp. Julius E. Pauly returned Thursday from a week and a half visit with relatives a tMarysville. The snowfall of the season started with a syvow storm Tuesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hallowell of the northern part of the state are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wayman of Pike City. Gorden Woods of Pike City was in town Tuesday. Mrs. Henry W.'Huckins of North San Juan arrived in town Tuesday on a visit to her daughter. Elwood Schurr returned Monday from a business visit to Marysville. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Baker, Mine, left Tuesday at Glendale. for their home Fischer, the owner, off. annual election of officers was held, ! the following people named: Presi-' Hehe deleedoleielnieinteieieiedeieteiatieietey: lettin who spent the summer at the Halkyard , Earl Ricard started to drive the! Bownieville stage Tuesday, M. Pe taking a lay} GRASS VALLEY PERSONALS Henry Richards spent wie Joe Moran and Matt Argall of San last week-. francisco visited here for a short end in Sacramento. time. Mr. and Mré.-M. Henry Argall After several days at home Elmer . V&"t as far as Sacramento with Stevens has returned to his studies . em. at the Sacramento Junior College. Cecil Tremewan of Oakland visitFerl A. Beyer ot Roseville was a j}ed relatives over the week-end. visitor here last Week. { eee eee Miss Elizabeth Bivens of SacraMrs. Frank Woods of Sweetland mento visited her mother, Mrs. Mary ;spent Tuesday. visiting Mrs. GC. J. Bivens, over Sunday. . Fhompson. Meese Netto seatestedie steatestooteatente teoteate at Leaf e ate teafe estates teste teat eateatteateteateatisteatent ofeateoteete ates Z runing eunessseceseesaceset Seite Eo% Mest re * ~ ECONOMICAL HOUSE HEATING No fuel is more satisfactory than our house coal. P % * Specially processed for our trade and reasonably priced Delivered at your home in 100 ib sacks or in bulk lots of 500 ibs and upward. iHeieieeinie, ge Mey eR toy We solicit your orders. ALPHA HARDWESE & SUPPLY C8 —? °, SPE NEE EOIN I Co wen seen nde sles fenfeoke she ate steno of ste sie nseneterieahe oie eiene fester ras Nevada City Grass Val y Alleghany é ° Betetetete deteoteotectentes Serferfergerfe lel Leh lesfereriest site he theb dv ole cbs steate le fete ote steseat: Sm tur t+ onder WE WILL GIVE FIVE MILLION DOLLARS In accident Insurance to our customers and every member of their family between the azes of 15 and 60 years. Na medical examination. No red tape. You cannot afford te be wihout this protection. For every 50c purchase made here, we give you a ticket. When you have 40 of them you can get a $10,000 Accident Insurance Policy for only , $1.00. Come in and get full particulars today. PLAZA SUPER SERVICE STATION Larsen & Hardt awl IN PEACE, AS WELL AS IN WAR, THE RED CROSS FINDS HELPFUL WORK TO DO Nobl yand generously and willingly we all came forward during the war period, even hastily, and did our part towards putting the Red Cross oganization in funds to meet the emergencies that the war thrust upon it. The women contributed not only funds, but their time and labor and their maerials towards providing supplies tht would reliave the distress of men wounded on the field of battle While wounded soldiers excite our sympathy to a great extent because they are fighing for country a and for us, yet suffering among civilians in times of peace is just as keen when they are stricken and in many instances Disasters such as the Gulf hurricane and help is needed. The Red Cross Answers and the story of sffering is short. organization is prepared to meet the situation. is just as badly needed. This With this thought in mind, let us remember that it is our responsibility to provide funds for these emergen-ies. When asked to take a membership, Iet’s say “Yes.” Memberships may be left at this bank, Th eNugget and the Morning Union offices. UNITED SECURITY BANK AND TRUST COMPANY HEAD OFFICE => SAN CRMNARSS Ay 4 NEVADA CITY BRANCH Nevada City