November 4, 1929 (6 pages)

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1929.” THE SOCIAL WHIRL = escapes BRIDGE TOURNAMENT IS STARTING AUSPICIOUSLY ed by the Elks good scores were V. Tamblyn ran a neck tables’ play, and were prizes. Fourteen tables participated. The second week’s sume tomorrow their score. play in the banquet ample justice was paid. The bridge tourney being sponsorstarted off auspiciously on Tuesday night and» some rolled up, whiic others fared in the also-ran division. ‘Mrs. Richard Bigelow and William and neck _race for topnotch honors, with 2438 and 2722 respectively for the fiv’ awardca of players play will renight promptly at eight and the committee announces that everyone not on hand at that hour will be fined 100 points fron hall to which scores Attorney H. B. Neville was a recent OakDistrict of Downieville land visitor. C.E. Sisson has been suffering from a very severe case of blood poisoning. Hugh Clendenen, lookout in the high Sierra for the forest service, has returned home. Traffie Officer William Fouyer trom the east end of the county, visited his family in Nevada City. Leroy A. Palmer, who is connected with the land department of the Uwtiited States was here on business. Robert Davies of Forest attended auewas to business in Nevada City during i freshments were served Buffet refre ‘seat aie ‘ast week. mt the conclusion of [he i Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Pascoe ot Fresno spent a few days visiting their @aughter and son-in-law, Mr. The following are’ the sad pn bueties. is. of Gold PRL mede: ; 2 i 25, May : : oo gouge as ch MISS JOSEPHINE GENASCI a nan! GIVEN SURPRISE PARTY 1937, Mrs. P. G. Scadden 1369, Celia Hny 1283, Miss Mulcy 1089, 1359, Mr. G. M. Schiffner 1032, Lola Miss G. Goyne 1603, 1794, Ethel McCormack 956, Mrs. Chas. Leiter 1334, Mrs. B. Cassidy Bettles 1020, Mrs. O. 1546, Mre. A. Hartung Worth 1458, . Ida Uren 1102, Bernice Clemo 1120, Mae Carr Miss Josephine Genasci was tendered a surprise party by her court house friends Thursday eventing at her Willow Valley home. The company gathered while she was detained in town by members of the family who were in on the secret. A ehicken and ‘raviola dinner was served early in the evening followel by + Mrs. E. W. Schmidt 872, Adeli ecards, games and dancing. Calanan 1486, Savory Ford 2070, ane & Mrs. Ford 826, Dorothy Waggoner ne pee 1245, Mrs. M. Warnicke 1236, Mary. tewart 1450, Camille Bennett 1266, May Curnow. 1534, Mrs. Bid. N. Ott 1042, Mrs. F. Hogan 1039, ‘Ruth Hogan 1581, Mrs. F. T. Nilon 1401, Mrs. Richard Bigelow 2438. Mrs. W. B. Wright 2145, Mrs. J. H. Eden 549. P. G. Scadden 1484, Joe E. Huy 1542, Walter Bond 1107, Fred Cassidy 1711, G. M. Bettles 734, Geo. 1450, Dan Stewart 991, Arthur Hoge Richard L. W. E. Wright 1290, A. A. Willoughby 937, T. W. Richa Currow 1912, John J. Fortier 1873, i. W. Schmidt 976, Wm. Tamblyn 2722, George H. Calanan 1581, E. Carter 621, Otto Schiffner A. Hartung 989, Francis Hogan 1239, 1336, P. V. Carr 1412, Bigelow 1453, ards 321, J. H. Eden 1189, H. Kilroy 1522. e% RALPH PENROSE WEDS TAX! SERVICE Big Comfortable Cars Available At All Hours JOHN TOGNERELLI Broad St., Nevada City Formerly Costello and Jepson Phones J37 ANNA C. TUCKER Seacher of Records Title Insurance Conveyancing Mr. Ralpn Penrose of this city T : P 1 . x was quietly wed Thursday at the YPInG romptly an Methodist parsonage tO Miss VicNeatly Done toria Barden of.Sacramento. The Phone N. C. 212R ee ony = wae syitnessed. .by Mea SE Carl Larsen and Dal Larsen, sister and nephew of the bride. The ceremosy was performed by the Rev. H. H. Buckner. The groom is a native of North Bloomfield and has a wide ‘ cirele of friends in this community The young couple will make their home where he has spent his life. here. ® The Gold Flat Thursday Club hac } at th Charles /. Thomas on Silva avenue last Thursday and they will meet next Thursa most home pleasant of Mr. and meeting Mrs. day at the home of Mrs. W. 5. Coughlan. Miss Marie Paine spent two weeks in San Francisco -and Los Angeles visiting with relatives. NEW! Guscmicis now brings you cerrect time—direct from Observatory—and with it the chimes of Westminster Bee the timekeeper models. or Canterbury. new chiming electric in many beautiful A Jewelers 124 Mill St. mii tank, bie Po harmless. orks ; ve pos tive digestive aids, t ti H.W. HARTUNG & SON Grass Valley Stomach Test Free digestion makes you suffer m gas, bloating, heartburn, acidity, or sick stomach, the Diotex 15 PERSONAL MENTION Mrs. May Janes wio is in a; Woodland hospital is reported a3 improving. GUEST OF HONOR Mrs. Ella M. Austin, County ‘Superintendent of Schools, wa the guest of honor at the Hallowe «. entertainment given at the Indian Springs school Thursday afternoon. HOOPER BUYS INTEREST Alvah Hooper has purchased the interest of Frank Hooper in the Holmes-Hooper. Funeral Home according to announcement made by A. M. Holmes, senior member of the firm. Mr. Hooper was formerly connected with the Gill parlors in Grass Valley.” P. S. Waldron mine was a of the Plumbago recent Nevada City THE NEVADA CITY .NUGGET,. CALIFORNIA gl . ON THE SILVER SCREEN MONDAY—“The Fighting Marfres’’, Comedy also. TTRDAY and WEDNESDAY— “The Liver’. Comedy. FRIDAY-—“Orphan of the Sage’’. Another episede of the thrilling serial, ‘The Vinal Reckoning”. SAURDAY—A good picture coming . SUNDAY and MONDAY— “Illusion’’, a knockout of a picture that you will want to see. Comedy. Frank Bigelow. P. G. & EB. Uneman, came down from Downieville during the week. Rr ieee a As considerate as a guest When the man calls at your home to installa ‘telephone, you can expect him to be intelligently alert to your wishes. comply with your ideas of convenience and location, and to give you the best arrangement possible for good telephone service. He has had wide experience and perhaps can help tell you about intercommunicating Tis: Pacrric TELErronn He wants to +. , you decide on matters of location. And he can in your Home buzzer systems, and the many new telephone conveniences that may have escaped your attention. Telephone men who are authorized to answer your call for service bear cards of identification. These are to protect you against unauthorized callers. * The, men who meet our customers as representatives of this company are gentlemen. They know the importance of leaving your woodwork unmarred, walls free from the touch of hands, and floor free from litter. You can rely on them and ‘o be thoughtful. AND Te:rcrapn Company . WHEN BANK OF AMERIC OF CALIFORNIAa. eee es NEVADA CITY BRANCH Nevada City Your guiding hand is withdrawn from the family income—What then? Who wil have charge of your estate? Some well meaning but inexperienced individual? Or cur highly competent, dependable Trust Department? Our Trustee Service is available at a trifling cost. We will gladly discuss details with you. +, * Mea nO B? y eet: °2 * ecologies +, oe ++) ces » + ov, S, *! LAER LEE OTE FEET ETT Ba ee eS OVER WEIGHT DIABETES . ‘ask AbOUt Our Dieletic Service 2 Leh hein ad ty. AUTHORIZED DEALERS FOR the famous BATTLE CREEK SANITARIUM HEALTH FOODS Battle Creek, Mich. Included are foods for ANAEMIA COLITIS CONSTIPATION ANNOUNCEMENT _ THIS TO ANNOUNCE THAT WE HAVE BEEN RECENTLY APPOINTED ; _ RHEUMATISM -HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE UNDER WEIGHT Come in on Tuesday, Nov. 12th and talk to Mrs. MARY CLARKE, who will explain the various ways in which these Health Foods may be used and start you on the road to Better Health. Mrs. Clarke is a highly trained dietitian and consul_ ting her is a real privilege. There is no charge. Spinach, large tins Cigarettes, all brands Lima Beans Cream of Wheat Phone 176 CHAIN GROCETERIA shesteeeodo toate destesteotestentesetesfenfesbesteate teste ofeafeaetestesie este sfentetentertestesereatente sestestesteote deatesbeiteesbentedis “SPECIAL THIS WEEK Campbells Soups, all fiavors Terry: WV PEW PE IOUE ce ecm enstirciee cn einnee One package free with every package ad rendered. Sena a trial order. CHAIN GROCETERIAS ! “The Best for ess” Powell Bleck o S and W. Brown read occ ccccstsencatienes tin, 20c Out of town orders solicited and prompt service K These are the foods that have been used for over fifty years in the famous Sanitarium at afesfetesbecdetecteetesteoteoteteedecdeabuetdecietediooieaetesiedete died deeded detest See i J Nevads City ete Pe tee teh ete ete ted eb tees aerdeofesfestondestes refered onder ete dy ht apd ee ee ee 1 only 100 HP only 75 HP GE Motor, fori only 15 HP GE Motor, torm only 74% HP GE Motor, 1800 RPM, cost $180.00 only 15 HP Westinghouse Variable Speed Motor, Type F, 440 Volt, 840 RPM, with rheostatt and controller complete, cost $7100.00 ..0.-c--cccensenccesteecesseccccnccececnesceneestnenserenaeseteconensenetes only 7 HP GE Motor, type NT, form C, 1150 RPM, cost $180 only Machine Shop Drill Press, cost, $200.00 only No. 4. Buffalo Blower with, 6 HP Motoz, osly No. 2% Sereco Fan Blower with 714 HP Motor, ; only Sullivan Drifter Rock Drills, mounted ... the lot for $150.00 only Ingersoll-Rand Leyner No. 148, only Ingersoll-Rand Leyner No. 248, only Inge®soll-Rand Leyner, No. 448, only Cochise Jackhamer Drill, cost 7 IS Ege ee Se ree ss 6 ply Goodyear Belt, 54 feet, cost $63.34 5-ply Goodyear Belt, 74 feet, cost $154., piece 12” piece 16” only Model C, MINE EQUIPMENT FOR SALE The following equipment is for sale at Nevada City, Calif. See O. E. Schiffner, or telephone Nevada City 78. Terrms—Net Cash cost $176., . Quarter size Dorr Classifier, cozt $600, All equipment, FOB warehouse, Nevada C}ty, == All motors are 440 volts, 60 cycle and guaranteed to be in first class condition, and the prices include starting compensators. Large motors have oveload relays and switche in addition. G. E Motor, form K, 900 RPM, Cost $1200.00 Sell $550.00 m K, 720 RPM, cost $900.00 . Sell $450.00 K, type KT, 1160 RPM, cost 328., sell $164.00 sell, .$90.00Sell, $800.00 — ., ‘sell $90.00 sell, sell $75.00 eost 250., sell $100.00 $90.00 mounted, cost $310., sell $100.00 mounted, cost $310., sell mounted, cost $310., sell $100.00 $100.00 sell, $50.00 sell, $18.00 sell, $75.00 sell, $300.00

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1929.” THE SOCIAL WHIRL = escapes BRIDGE TOURNAMENT IS STARTING AUSPICIOUSLY ed by the Elks good scores were V. Tamblyn ran a neck tables’ play, and were prizes. Fourteen tables participated. The second week’s sume tomorrow their score. play in the banquet ample justice was paid. The bridge tourney being sponsorstarted off auspiciously on Tuesday night and» some rolled up, whiic others fared in the also-ran division. ‘Mrs. Richard Bigelow and William and neck _race for topnotch honors, with 2438 and 2722 respectively for the fiv’ awardca of players play will renight promptly at eight and the committee announces that everyone not on hand at that hour will be fined 100 points fron hall to which scores Attorney H. B. Neville was a recent OakDistrict of Downieville land visitor. C.E. Sisson has been suffering from a very severe case of blood poisoning. Hugh Clendenen, lookout in the high Sierra for the forest service, has returned home. Traffie Officer William Fouyer trom the east end of the county, visited his family in Nevada City. Leroy A. Palmer, who is connected with the land department of the Uwtiited States was here on business. Robert Davies of Forest attended auewas to business in Nevada City during i freshments were served Buffet refre ‘seat aie ‘ast week. mt the conclusion of [he i Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Pascoe ot Fresno spent a few days visiting their @aughter and son-in-law, Mr. The following are’ the sad pn bueties. is. of Gold PRL mede: ; 2 i 25, May : : oo gouge as ch MISS JOSEPHINE GENASCI a nan! GIVEN SURPRISE PARTY 1937, Mrs. P. G. Scadden 1369, Celia Hny 1283, Miss Mulcy 1089, 1359, Mr. G. M. Schiffner 1032, Lola Miss G. Goyne 1603, 1794, Ethel McCormack 956, Mrs. Chas. Leiter 1334, Mrs. B. Cassidy Bettles 1020, Mrs. O. 1546, Mre. A. Hartung Worth 1458, . Ida Uren 1102, Bernice Clemo 1120, Mae Carr Miss Josephine Genasci was tendered a surprise party by her court house friends Thursday eventing at her Willow Valley home. The company gathered while she was detained in town by members of the family who were in on the secret. A ehicken and ‘raviola dinner was served early in the evening followel by + Mrs. E. W. Schmidt 872, Adeli ecards, games and dancing. Calanan 1486, Savory Ford 2070, ane & Mrs. Ford 826, Dorothy Waggoner ne pee 1245, Mrs. M. Warnicke 1236, Mary. tewart 1450, Camille Bennett 1266, May Curnow. 1534, Mrs. Bid. N. Ott 1042, Mrs. F. Hogan 1039, ‘Ruth Hogan 1581, Mrs. F. T. Nilon 1401, Mrs. Richard Bigelow 2438. Mrs. W. B. Wright 2145, Mrs. J. H. Eden 549. P. G. Scadden 1484, Joe E. Huy 1542, Walter Bond 1107, Fred Cassidy 1711, G. M. Bettles 734, Geo. 1450, Dan Stewart 991, Arthur Hoge Richard L. W. E. Wright 1290, A. A. Willoughby 937, T. W. Richa Currow 1912, John J. Fortier 1873, i. W. Schmidt 976, Wm. Tamblyn 2722, George H. Calanan 1581, E. Carter 621, Otto Schiffner A. Hartung 989, Francis Hogan 1239, 1336, P. V. Carr 1412, Bigelow 1453, ards 321, J. H. Eden 1189, H. Kilroy 1522. e% RALPH PENROSE WEDS TAX! SERVICE Big Comfortable Cars Available At All Hours JOHN TOGNERELLI Broad St., Nevada City Formerly Costello and Jepson Phones J37 ANNA C. TUCKER Seacher of Records Title Insurance Conveyancing Mr. Ralpn Penrose of this city T : P 1 . x was quietly wed Thursday at the YPInG romptly an Methodist parsonage tO Miss VicNeatly Done toria Barden of.Sacramento. The Phone N. C. 212R ee ony = wae syitnessed. .by Mea SE Carl Larsen and Dal Larsen, sister and nephew of the bride. The ceremosy was performed by the Rev. H. H. Buckner. The groom is a native of North Bloomfield and has a wide ‘ cirele of friends in this community The young couple will make their home where he has spent his life. here. ® The Gold Flat Thursday Club hac } at th Charles /. Thomas on Silva avenue last Thursday and they will meet next Thursa most home pleasant of Mr. and meeting Mrs. day at the home of Mrs. W. 5. Coughlan. Miss Marie Paine spent two weeks in San Francisco -and Los Angeles visiting with relatives. NEW! Guscmicis now brings you cerrect time—direct from Observatory—and with it the chimes of Westminster Bee the timekeeper models. or Canterbury. new chiming electric in many beautiful A Jewelers 124 Mill St. mii tank, bie Po harmless. orks ; ve pos tive digestive aids, t ti H.W. HARTUNG & SON Grass Valley Stomach Test Free digestion makes you suffer m gas, bloating, heartburn, acidity, or sick stomach, the Diotex 15 PERSONAL MENTION Mrs. May Janes wio is in a; Woodland hospital is reported a3 improving. GUEST OF HONOR Mrs. Ella M. Austin, County ‘Superintendent of Schools, wa the guest of honor at the Hallowe «. entertainment given at the Indian Springs school Thursday afternoon. HOOPER BUYS INTEREST Alvah Hooper has purchased the interest of Frank Hooper in the Holmes-Hooper. Funeral Home according to announcement made by A. M. Holmes, senior member of the firm. Mr. Hooper was formerly connected with the Gill parlors in Grass Valley.” P. S. Waldron mine was a of the Plumbago recent Nevada City

THE NEVADA CITY .NUGGET,. CALIFORNIA gl . ON THE SILVER SCREEN MONDAY—“The Fighting Marfres’’, Comedy also. TTRDAY and WEDNESDAY— “The Liver’. Comedy. FRIDAY-—“Orphan of the Sage’’. Another episede of the thrilling serial, ‘The Vinal Reckoning”. SAURDAY—A good picture coming . SUNDAY and MONDAY— “Illusion’’, a knockout of a picture that you will want to see. Comedy. Frank Bigelow. P. G. & EB. Uneman, came down from Downieville during the week. Rr ieee a As considerate as a guest When the man calls at your home to installa ‘telephone, you can expect him to be intelligently alert to your wishes. comply with your ideas of convenience and location, and to give you the best arrangement possible for good telephone service. He has had wide experience and perhaps can help tell you about intercommunicating Tis: Pacrric TELErronn He wants to +. , you decide on matters of location. And he can in your Home buzzer systems, and the many new telephone conveniences that may have escaped your attention. Telephone men who are authorized to answer your call for service bear cards of identification. These are to protect you against unauthorized callers. * The, men who meet our customers as representatives of this company are gentlemen. They know the importance of leaving your woodwork unmarred, walls free from the touch of hands, and floor free from litter. You can rely on them and ‘o be thoughtful. AND Te:rcrapn Company . WHEN BANK OF AMERIC OF CALIFORNIAa. eee es NEVADA CITY BRANCH Nevada City Your guiding hand is withdrawn from the family income—What then? Who wil have charge of your estate? Some well meaning but inexperienced individual? Or cur highly competent, dependable Trust Department? Our Trustee Service is available at a trifling cost. We will gladly discuss details with you. +, * Mea nO B? y eet: °2 * ecologies +, oe ++) ces » + ov, S, *! LAER LEE OTE FEET ETT Ba ee eS OVER WEIGHT DIABETES . ‘ask AbOUt Our Dieletic Service 2 Leh hein ad ty. AUTHORIZED DEALERS FOR the famous BATTLE CREEK SANITARIUM HEALTH FOODS Battle Creek, Mich. Included are foods for ANAEMIA COLITIS CONSTIPATION ANNOUNCEMENT _ THIS TO ANNOUNCE THAT WE HAVE BEEN RECENTLY APPOINTED ; _ RHEUMATISM -HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE UNDER WEIGHT Come in on Tuesday, Nov. 12th and talk to Mrs. MARY CLARKE, who will explain the various ways in which these Health Foods may be used and start you on the road to Better Health. Mrs. Clarke is a highly trained dietitian and consul_ ting her is a real privilege. There is no charge. Spinach, large tins Cigarettes, all brands Lima Beans Cream of Wheat Phone 176 CHAIN GROCETERIA shesteeeodo toate destesteotestentesetesfenfesbesteate teste ofeafeaetestesie este sfentetentertestesereatente sestestesteote deatesbeiteesbentedis “SPECIAL THIS WEEK Campbells Soups, all fiavors Terry: WV PEW PE IOUE ce ecm enstirciee cn einnee One package free with every package ad rendered. Sena a trial order. CHAIN GROCETERIAS ! “The Best for ess” Powell Bleck o S and W. Brown read occ ccccstsencatienes tin, 20c Out of town orders solicited and prompt service K These are the foods that have been used for over fifty years in the famous Sanitarium at afesfetesbecdetecteetesteoteoteteedecdeabuetdecietediooieaetesiedete died deeded detest See i J Nevads City ete Pe tee teh ete ete ted eb tees aerdeofesfestondestes refered onder ete dy ht apd ee ee ee 1 only 100 HP only 75 HP GE Motor, fori only 15 HP GE Motor, torm only 74% HP GE Motor, 1800 RPM, cost $180.00 only 15 HP Westinghouse Variable Speed Motor, Type F, 440 Volt, 840 RPM, with rheostatt and controller complete, cost $7100.00 ...0.-c--cccensenccesteecesseccccnccececnesceneestnenserenaeseteconensenetes only 7 HP GE Motor, type NT, form C, 1150 RPM, cost $180 only Machine Shop Drill Press, cost, $200.00 only No. 4. Buffalo Blower with, 6 HP Motoz, osly No. 2% Sereco Fan Blower with 714 HP Motor, ; only Sullivan Drifter Rock Drills, mounted ...... the lot for $150.00 only Ingersoll-Rand Leyner No. 148, only Ingersoll-Rand Leyner No. 248, only Inge®soll-Rand Leyner, No. 448, only Cochise Jackhamer Drill, cost 7 IS Ege ee Se ree ss 6 ply Goodyear Belt, 54 feet, cost $63.34 5-ply Goodyear Belt, 74 feet, cost $154., piece 12” piece 16” only Model C, MINE EQUIPMENT FOR SALE The following equipment is for sale at Nevada City, Calif. See O. E. Schiffner, or telephone Nevada City 78. Terrms—Net Cash cost $176., .. Quarter size Dorr Classifier, cozt $600, All equipment, FOB warehouse, Nevada C}ty, == All motors are 440 volts, 60 cycle and guaranteed to be in first class condition, and the prices include starting compensators. Large motors have oveload relays and switche in addition. G. E Motor, form K, 900 RPM, Cost $1200.00 Sell $550.00 m K, 720 RPM, cost $900.00 .. Sell $450.00 K, type KT, 1160 RPM, cost 328., sell $164.00 sell, ..$90.00Sell, $800.00 — ., ‘sell $90.00 sell, sell $75.00 eost 250., sell $100.00 $90.00 mounted, cost $310., sell $100.00 mounted, cost $310., sell mounted, cost $310., sell $100.00 $100.00 sell, $50.00 sell, $18.00 sell, $75.00 sell, $300.00