September 16, 1929 (6 pages)

~these reunions ' we did not have those in attendance * THE NEVADA CITY_ CITY NUGGET CALIFORNIA, 2 FRENCH CORRAL IT : FRENCH CORRAL, Sept. 14, (Special to TheNugget)— Well, wasn’t it great!!—The San Juan . Ridge Reunion Picnic We are still . talking about it and yet have hardly come to a semicolon. An ideal day, an ideal spot, an ideal company, and an ideal stew! It exceeded all expectations. and we are so pleased that we intend -to make an annual or probably a semi-anuual event. Such. happiness it was to meet and greet old friends and talk over the ‘‘old days’”’ One thing we overlooked, however, register, but we can probably get names yet and place them in a register .We said Taber’s ranch but the picnic spot where was held the late in the exact Mr and Mrs. J. D. Morris had lived for nearly forty years. The house was burned down several years ago. The stately pine and oak trées surrounding the spot make it just ideal for a picnie ground, and would you believe it one rose bush that certainly must have gone through the fire, and has for at least fifteen years been uncared for is there’ giving to the breeze the fragrance of its pretty roses It seemed a memorial hands that had planted-it over fifly years ao. Both Mr and Mrs. pone were pioneers of the “‘50’s’’. Well, back to that picnic. Oh wiite to the it was such a happy time! Altho no’ ~program had been prepared, an impropmtu Noyes and one was given . Messrs. Manwell of Yuba county the cause we have most Water on the San Juan and .one of our own “boys” spoke of at heart Ridge! Bill: Twambly, who’ was born and réised in: Nopch San Juan: and: is now a practicing attcrney in San Fianeisco, was there to speak for us, and Mrs. F. Rundy of’ Sacramento, who in girlhood was Mary MeNichols, and is a native of Moores Flat, and attended school and taught school on the San Juan Ridge read a very sweet poem, which she wrote on inspiration the night before, after reading. in The Nugget the write up of our reunion. We would like to get the lines for publication and maybe Mrs Rundy will: consent to this later. They were so appropriate and certainly appreciated by all Ridgites Well, we could go on teiking about that reunion until we would take up all The Nugget space. We must not forget to state that a collection was taken up on the grounds, to which all responded generously, and the sum of $65.00 was realized in this way. Well, ing let’s see who has been comand going this week: Bill Moulton of Forest City visited relatives in French Corral Friday . Stanley Bice Friday Mrs Mary Mitchell and her niece, Mabel Hardebrook, came from Grass Valley Friday evening to be in attendance at the Reunion Picnic. Mrs Mitchell returned to Grass Val. ley Tuesday. of “San Juan was a visitor. Admission Day was very quiet here, Floating of our flag from schoolhouse and Native Daughters hall being about the only observance W. E Moulton made his usual business. trip to Marysvillt Saturday. Misses Frances and Louise Moulton were home to spend vacations — with their parents. Mrs. Annie Scheemer and Chester, were ‘Sunday visitors. Miss Millie Clerkin and Mrs. J. McC,, Hough were Thursday visitors. We regret to record the death of George McHugh of Bridgeport. Mr. McHugh was our neighbor for several years-.and we have only .the kindest recollections of him. Altho born in Boston his childhood ard boyhood days were spent in Nevada Citywhere 'he attended school. In his early life he went to sea and had travelled all around the world. Ie, was very. interesting to hear him relate incidents of his sea life and of the countries he visited. So many of our good people are answering the final call: The Buck Stew has been planned for .October 6th. son,! GRASS VALLEY PERSONALS Jack Champion, P. G. & E. employee of Auburn, visited in Grass Valley last week. Mr. and Mrs. William Whiting of Berkeley spent the holidays in Grass Valley visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs. Al I. Richlin and children, and A R. Curneen visited over the week end in Vallejo and Sacramento. Mr and Mrs. W. Beckett of Berkeley spent the Admission Day holidays visiting in Grass Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Tittle son, Vernon, visited day. Messrs. Ernest H., and Clinton Crase and wives attended the funeral of the late Mrs Walter Wiles in Stockton. She was formerly Miss Ethel Crase of Grass Valley. Henry Richards and Earl Caddy attended the theatre in Sacramento one evening last week. Howard Mewton has returned to Milwaukee where he is employed. He spent some time here visiting relatives and friends. and in Chico SunMr. and Mrs. A W. Carlson have : gone to Seattle, Washington to re~. side. They lived in Grass Valley for! four years, making many friends . who will be sorry to see them leave. Mr. and Mrs. W. D Ryan and Mr. and Mrs Bert Shanberg of Palo Alto were visitors early in the week at the home of A. P. Martel of Indian Springs. Mrs, Ryan is a daughter of Mr. Martel. Mr. and Mrs. of Sacamento Thomas Patterson spent afew days in Grass Valley visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs Albert Hocking of of San Jose visited in Grass Valley with former friends in Grass Valley over the holidays. They were accompanied by Mr and Mrs. Hibbert, ree Frances Coughlan, who also enjoyed visiting. Harold Biggs Eleano, cently. Mrs. Elmer ipent a short ney ranch. ‘sister, Marysville and visited in Miss reFrost of Elmira vacation at the BitEvan Ferg,son, Burton Skewes and J. A. Curnow come up by motoreycle from Sacamente and spent ihe week end at home. They are students at the Sacramento Junior college. Mayor M. J Brock was in San Francisco attending to business affairs. J. B. Bennetts is spending a short vacation in Yosemite Valley. Verne Crispin is spending a4 month in Vallejo on business affairs Tony Bertino was uP from Marysville visiting relatives. ——s —— eae a teense or When a telephone is needed in the night . Dread of dark hallways has kept many a telephoning. Sudden illness—-fire—any peril in the night is lessened, if the home has a bedside telephone. A bedside ex‘tension 1S as useful as the main telephone itself. Tur Paciric TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPA woman from os GRASS VALLEY PERSONALS — Vacation guests at Hotel Bret Harte are Mr. and Mrs. A, R Cotton and son, and Mrs. J. M Lewis, all of San Mateo. &: Leonard Larson is spending a twocisco. Mrs. John Merrifield had as visitors over the week end, Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Hooker. of San Francisco. Mrs. G. Williams of Richmond is visiting with friends in Grass Valley for a few weeks. Mr and Mrs. D. F. Norton had as recent visitors, Mr. and Mrs. J. weeks vacation in San Fran F, Curry and Mr, and Mrs. R. D. Parmlee of San Francisco, : Mr and , Mrs. George Evans and daughter of Oakland spent Admission Day here visiting. They are former residents. Mr. and Mrs. M J. Murphy of Carmel visited in Grass Valley over the holidays. John Davis of Long Beach is in Grass Valley visiting. He formerly had charge of the Taylors Foundry and EXngineeing company, for five years. William Hutchinson accompanied his son, Harold, to Alleghany, and the former will be employed in the 16 to 1 mine. Mr. and Mrs. W. Williams have had as guests, Mr-and Mrs. Lionel Osborne. Mr. and Mrs. Osborne are at Lake Faucheie for two weeks Mr. and Mrs. Earl Andrews acecompanied relatives to Sacramento one day last week retuning the ame day. Carlton Carter, student at University of Califotnia, spent the week end with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. H Rowe and Mr and Mrs. E H. Rowe spent Sunday and Monday at French Lake on a fishing trip Cecil Tremewan-of San Francisco is spending histwo week’s vacation with relatives in Grass Valley. Henry Struckman of the Fernley district “visited in Grass Vallef last ; week. He stated he had lost some pasturage as a esult of the recent tire on Wolf Creek. Miss Benice Beloud visited in San Francisco for a short time returning home a few days ago. Mrs. L. J Cory of San Francisco is visiting in Grass Valley, her former home. She recently made a trip to the Panama canal, zone. E W. Kendrick was a business visitor In Sacramento the latter part of the week. Mr and Mrs. Thomas Leary have had as visitors, Dr and Mrs. Erman and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Seale, all of San Francisco. Mr. Seale is superintendent of the Golden Gate Park acquarium. Mr. and Mrs. James Tyrrell had as.recent guests, Mr. and Mrs. J W. Rhodes. William Nankervis of Sacramento ‘was a recent Grass Valley visitor. TRAVEL BRLEFS PROM TRAVEL HEA OOLUAEY fi: There’s still time for a back-East trip under the low summer fares. Sept. 30 is the last sale date but the return limit, Oct. 31, gives you time for one of Southern Pacific's round roundtrips that allow you to go one way, return another of the four great scenic routes this railroad offers for your choice. Se pt. 30 Last Date S On the Pectfie Coast 16-day roundtrips will be on sale until Sept. 30 and as vou know travel by Southern Pacific allows you to save vacation days as well as money. Vacation begias the minute you board a fast train. Whea you arrive at your destination you're already rested . feady to play. YS Your Agent Travel Expert If you're planning a trip back Fast or on the Pacific Coast see your Southern Pacific agent. He will work out your itinerary, make reservations and attend to tickets included), BP. R. Owen District Passen ger Agent Scuthern Pacific ~— 2 oa = jot thé “Méthodtst--chureh.— all details (steamsbip . . _ GRASS VALLEY PERSONALS __ Mr. and ‘Mrs, Peter Ruf and! daughter, Joy, are in Oakand. He; is attending the annual conference) Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Nettle children and J D. Blamey Mateo spent several Valley Mrs. Maud Miller and Mrs. Gertrude Meader were recent visitors at the state fair. -» Mr. and Mrs W. H Daley have had as visitors Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Reid of San Francisco. E. O Eldredge and son, Harold, are ona fishing trip in the Klamath Falls country. Jamgs Terrill of Berkeley, a former resident, is visiting relatives in Grass Valley. William Arthur is making an extended visit in Milwaukee. J R. Phillips spent two weeks in Tos Angeles and Berkeley. Mr. and Mrs W. Ducotey § and daughter, Hazel, visited the state fair last week. and of San days in Grass H. Samuel of Oakland, who is interested in Grass Valley real estate was a recent visitor over the holidays. L. V. Michell was a recent visitor in San Francisco. Miss Bessie Williams has had as a recent visitor, Mrs. Mary Bvans of San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs Robert Finney, former residents, came up from Sacra mento and are visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs. Thomas Cleary have had as guests,.Mr. and Mrs. C. LaCroix of Alameda. Miss Belle Nathan. of San Francisco is visiting with friends in her old home town. She was one of the passengers on the airplane that made a record run. between Sar Francisco and Portland. «Mr and Mrs. Allan Gracey have returned from their honeymoon and will make their home in Grass Valley. Ray Hawkins, business man of Alleghany was a visitor in : Grate Valley last week. Mr and Mrs. Frank Hartung and children retuned to their home in San Francisco’ on leaning of the death of R. J. Fitzgerald, and attended the funeral services” } J. F. O'CONNOR Civil and Mining reeeansd ieee tee dueeteer . 6g el ate ts any ry Ts ever City Hall. Main Street, Mage oo Tallev, Dr. W. P. SAWYER ‘will be at his office 2 to 4 p. m. Glasses Correctly Fitted Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Office practice only Ort Building Main Street Nevada City FINE WATCH REPAIRING Radie Servicing and Repairs CLARENCE R. GRAY 520 Cayote St. Phone 152 Work Called for and Deliverec See Me— . . See Better SHIRKE” Opt. D. Optometrist 118 Mill St. Grass Valley ° 2 ee @ eee MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1929 “William Levee of Lowell Hill Spent a short time visiting in San Francisco and Grass Valley. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Shirkey spent a few days Visiting in San Francisco. Miss Myrtle LeMaitre of Francisco visited ove in Grass Valley. Frances Bell of Richmond visited for a few days with friends in Grass Valley. Mr and Mrs. Ben Jenkins have as a guest, Miss Lillian Low of Saeramento. T. G C,rnow of Tyler. was in Grass. Valley during thé week. Theodore Kohler was a business in Berkeley a tew days aga. San the holidays C. R. Clinch was a business visitor in San Francisco returning last week, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tyson and Mr and Mrs. Floyd Blanchard and Mrs Ida Wood and daughter, Georgia, and Roy Saxon spent a vavation at Bowman’s Lake, Miss Dora Mitchell has entered the College of the Pacific at Stockton for the coming term. CLASSIFIED ADS CLASSIFIED RATES One ceut a word for first insortion, two cents a word for one month. Minimum rate, 25¢, one time, 50e for month. OPEN TO THE PUBLIC A. Tubereular Sanitarium . and Home combined. An ideal place to ‘ake the rest cure Matron an experienced tubercular nurse. A _ student of Dr. Peers. Inquire of Mrs. Grace Himes, 414 Jordan -St., Nevada City. etl FOR SALE CHEAP A small upright piano and a Culbranson player may be had tor halance due. . Write Ellas Marx Mnusie = (Co. 1029-31 Jay St., Sacramento, Cal. 41-44ch ' MALE HELP WANTED Reliable man wanted to run McNess Business in Nevada county. $3 to $12 daily profits. No capital or experience requirde. Wonderfui opportunity. Write today. FURST & THOMAS, Dept. F, 426 Third St., Oakland, Calif. 40-42* { HAVE INSTALLED A HEM-stitching machine and pleater in my dressmaking shop on Nevada Street, and arders for work of this kind will be proniptly executed. Mrs. Ira Andrews, Fesidence just back of W. P. ,_ Jones. 26tf TO EXCHANGE Oakland income residence prop“arty to exchange for Nevada coun. ry ranch property. Address P. O Box 433, Nevada City. 39-42* MINE FOR SALE Drift gravel placer mine 46 acres. 1760 feet of channel. All ney. eround. Mine run from ael $7. per Forest Hill, 200 feet of tun ton car. Jas. Gavin Placer County, Calif. 37-40* NATIONAL COFFEE SHOP You are cordially invited to see how nice and attractive The Coffee Shop has _ been made for the convenience of ow patrons. Regular meals and a la carte service that will delight the most fastidious Open Daily . Mr. and Mrs. F. c. Werk rt Upholstering JOHN W. DARKE i09J Phones 109M HOTEL 208 Sacramento St. Modern Equipment ITALIA Raviola and Chicken Dinner on Sundays, $1.00 Weekday, 50c Raviolas to take home, 25c per dozen C. Colombo, proprietor Phone 323 Nevada City Be ee i ei i te te kk NEVADA CITY SANITARIUM Miss Elizabeth McD. Watson Equipped to handle Obstetricai, Surgical, Medicinal ana \-Ray Cases Nevada City = —= . 138 Commercial St. Examinations 30 Years’ Experience in _JAMES D. STEWART, E. M. Consulting Mining Engineer Phone 107 Reports Auburn, Calif. Management Western Mining Fields Cade: Bedford-McNeil We are equipped for testing ar& GRASS VALLEY ASSAY . _ OFFICE Under New Management Assays for Gold, Silver, Copper, Lead, Iron, Mercury, Tin or any metal. Samples received before 9 A. M. reported same day. Ore Testing Laboratory submitting ‘methods for commercial treatment of complex ores. Test ore for . Amalgamatidh, Concentration Fleatation, Cyanidation 6r any met allurgical process. Mine Examinations and Repm Mill. Examinations and “Testin Licensed Ore Buyer 129 CH! RCH 8T. GRASS VALLEY : CALL FRESH FISH DAILY We Are Supplyng Our Customers with Fresh Fish Every Day Right From The Water The Prices Are Reasonz. The Quality is Rich? EDDIE LEONG roman Fn rcs AB SA CTE FRATERNAL CARDS NEVADA CITY LODGE, 518 Bb. P. O. ELKS Meets second and fourth Friday evening in Elk’s Home, Pine -Street. Phone 108. Visiting Elks welcome. RICHARD R. GOYNE, Exalted Ruler. A. M. Holmes, Secretary, Nw. NEVADA LODGE, So. 13, KF. & A. M. Stated meetings secry'd Wednesday of each month at ¥ a8onic Temple. 8 p. .m. Sojourn‘sag brethren are cordially invite. JOHN. W. DAKE, W. M. J. F, STENGE!, Secy. MILO LODGE, No. 48, K. of P. Meets the 1st and 3d Friday nights at Pythian Hall, Morgau and Powell Bldg. Visiting Knights always Welcome. W. C. JEFFREY, Cc. C. J. C. E. FOSS, K. of R. & S. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. ROSETTA BUZZA JOHNS Vocal and Instrumental! Instruction Late of the Royal College of Music, London, England. Vocal Pupil of Henry Blower and Piano Pupil of Herbert Sharpe. Terms on apRlication. Phone 229R. 218 I’rench Ave. Grass Valley. DR. BELL Dentist Office Hours: 8:30 to 5:30 Evenings by App::niment Morgan & Powell Bidz. Phone DPR. ROBERT F. WERNER Physician and 8.:zeon Office: 400 Broad St., Nevada City Hours: 10-12 a.m., 2-3, 7-8 p.m. Nurse in attencunce J. M. McMARON Attorney at Law Pine & Court Sts. Phone 41 Nevada City, California J. T. Hennessy Lynne Kelly NILON, HENNESSY & KELLY Attorneys at Law, Offices 127 Mill St., Grass Valley; Morgan & Powell Bldg., Nevada City. F. T. Nilon W. E. WRIGHT Attorney at Law Office in Union Building Phone 23 Nevada City “EDWARD C. UREN Mining and Civil Engineer Mining Reports Furnished Mining District Maps Phone 278R Nevada City WARD A. JOHNSON, D. C. Chiropractor = Nevada City Grass Valley Office Aours—10 to 12 A. M. at Nevada City. 2 to 5:30 P. M., and Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays — 7 to 8 P. M., Grass Valley. Sundays by appointment. . 328 Commercial St. Phone N.C a fe 160% Mill St. Phone a: v.41 i — City Cleaners W. H. Oiboria @leaning Pressing

~these reunions ' we did not have those in attendance * THE NEVADA CITY_ CITY NUGGET CALIFORNIA, 2 FRENCH CORRAL IT : FRENCH CORRAL, Sept. 14, (Special to TheNugget)— Well, wasn’t it great!!—The San Juan . Ridge Reunion Picnic We are still . talking about it and yet have hardly come to a semicolon. An ideal day, an ideal spot, an ideal company, and an ideal stew! It exceeded all expectations. and we are so pleased that we intend -to make an annual or probably a semi-anuual event. Such. happiness it was to meet and greet old friends and talk over the ‘‘old days’”’ One thing we overlooked, however, register, but we can probably get names yet and place them in a register .We said Taber’s ranch but the picnic spot where was held the late in the exact Mr and Mrs. J. D. Morris had lived for nearly forty years. The house was burned down several years ago. The stately pine and oak trées surrounding the spot make it just ideal for a picnie ground, and would you believe it one rose bush that certainly must have gone through the fire, and has for at least fifteen years been uncared for is there’ giving to the breeze the fragrance of its pretty roses It seemed a memorial hands that had planted-it over fifly years ao. Both Mr and Mrs. pone were pioneers of the “‘50’s’’. Well, back to that picnic. Oh wiite to the it was such a happy time! Altho no’ ~program had been prepared, an impropmtu Noyes and one was given . Messrs. Manwell of Yuba county the cause we have most Water on the San Juan and .one of our own “boys” spoke of at heart Ridge! Bill: Twambly, who’ was born and réised in: Nopch San Juan: and: is now a practicing attcrney in San Fianeisco, was there to speak for us, and Mrs. F. Rundy of’ Sacramento, who in girlhood was Mary MeNichols, and is a native of Moores Flat, and attended school and taught school on the San Juan Ridge read a very sweet poem, which she wrote on inspiration the night before, after reading. in The Nugget the write up of our reunion. We would like to get the lines for publication and maybe Mrs Rundy will: consent to this later. They were so appropriate and certainly appreciated by all Ridgites Well, we could go on teiking about that reunion until we would take up all The Nugget space. We must not forget to state that a collection was taken up on the grounds, to which all responded generously, and the sum of $65.00 was realized in this way. Well, ing let’s see who has been comand going this week: Bill Moulton of Forest City visited relatives in French Corral Friday . Stanley Bice Friday Mrs Mary Mitchell and her niece, Mabel Hardebrook, came from Grass Valley Friday evening to be in attendance at the Reunion Picnic. Mrs Mitchell returned to Grass Val. ley Tuesday. of “San Juan was a visitor. Admission Day was very quiet here, Floating of our flag from schoolhouse and Native Daughters hall being about the only observance W. E Moulton made his usual business. trip to Marysvillt Saturday. Misses Frances and Louise Moulton were home to spend vacations — with their parents. Mrs. Annie Scheemer and Chester, were ‘Sunday visitors. Miss Millie Clerkin and Mrs. J. McC,, Hough were Thursday visitors. We regret to record the death of George McHugh of Bridgeport. Mr. McHugh was our neighbor for several years-.and we have only .the kindest recollections of him. Altho born in Boston his childhood ard boyhood days were spent in Nevada Citywhere 'he attended school. In his early life he went to sea and had travelled all around the world. Ie, was very. interesting to hear him relate incidents of his sea life and of the countries he visited. So many of our good people are answering the final call: The Buck Stew has been planned for .October 6th. son,! GRASS VALLEY PERSONALS Jack Champion, P. G. & E. employee of Auburn, visited in Grass Valley last week. Mr. and Mrs. William Whiting of Berkeley spent the holidays in Grass Valley visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs. Al I. Richlin and children, and A R. Curneen visited over the week end in Vallejo and Sacramento. Mr and Mrs. W. Beckett of Berkeley spent the Admission Day holidays visiting in Grass Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Tittle son, Vernon, visited day. Messrs. Ernest H., and Clinton Crase and wives attended the funeral of the late Mrs Walter Wiles in Stockton. She was formerly Miss Ethel Crase of Grass Valley. Henry Richards and Earl Caddy attended the theatre in Sacramento one evening last week. Howard Mewton has returned to Milwaukee where he is employed. He spent some time here visiting relatives and friends. and in Chico SunMr. and Mrs. A W. Carlson have : gone to Seattle, Washington to re~. side. They lived in Grass Valley for! four years, making many friends . who will be sorry to see them leave. Mr. and Mrs. W. D Ryan and Mr. and Mrs Bert Shanberg of Palo Alto were visitors early in the week at the home of A. P. Martel of Indian Springs. Mrs, Ryan is a daughter of Mr. Martel. Mr. and Mrs. of Sacamento Thomas Patterson spent afew days in Grass Valley visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs Albert Hocking of of San Jose visited in Grass Valley with former friends in Grass Valley over the holidays. They were accompanied by Mr and Mrs. Hibbert, ree Frances Coughlan, who also enjoyed visiting. Harold Biggs Eleano, cently. Mrs. Elmer ipent a short ney ranch. ‘sister, Marysville and visited in Miss reFrost of Elmira vacation at the BitEvan Ferg,son, Burton Skewes and J. A. Curnow come up by motoreycle from Sacamente and spent ihe week end at home. They are students at the Sacramento Junior college. Mayor M. J Brock was in San Francisco attending to business affairs. J. B. Bennetts is spending a short vacation in Yosemite Valley. Verne Crispin is spending a4 month in Vallejo on business affairs Tony Bertino was uP from Marysville visiting relatives. ——s —— eae a teense or When a telephone is needed in the night .. Dread of dark hallways has kept many a telephoning. Sudden illness—-fire—any peril in the night is lessened, if the home has a bedside telephone. A bedside ex‘tension 1S as useful as the main telephone itself. Tur Paciric TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPA woman from os GRASS VALLEY PERSONALS — Vacation guests at Hotel Bret Harte are Mr. and Mrs. A, R Cotton and son, and Mrs. J. M Lewis, all of San Mateo. &: Leonard Larson is spending a twocisco. Mrs. John Merrifield had as visitors over the week end, Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Hooker. of San Francisco. Mrs. G. Williams of Richmond is visiting with friends in Grass Valley for a few weeks. Mr and Mrs. D. F. Norton had as recent visitors, Mr. and Mrs. J. weeks vacation in San Fran F, Curry and Mr, and Mrs. R. D. Parmlee of San Francisco, : Mr and , Mrs. George Evans and daughter of Oakland spent Admission Day here visiting. They are former residents. Mr. and Mrs. M J. Murphy of Carmel visited in Grass Valley over the holidays. John Davis of Long Beach is in Grass Valley visiting. He formerly had charge of the Taylors Foundry and EXngineeing company, for five years. William Hutchinson accompanied his son, Harold, to Alleghany, and the former will be employed in the 16 to 1 mine. Mr. and Mrs. W. Williams have had as guests, Mr-and Mrs. Lionel Osborne. Mr. and Mrs. Osborne are at Lake Faucheie for two weeks Mr. and Mrs. Earl Andrews acecompanied relatives to Sacramento one day last week retuning the ame day. Carlton Carter, student at University of Califotnia, spent the week end with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. H Rowe and Mr and Mrs. E H. Rowe spent Sunday and Monday at French Lake on a fishing trip Cecil Tremewan-of San Francisco is spending histwo week’s vacation with relatives in Grass Valley. Henry Struckman of the Fernley district “visited in Grass Vallef last ; week. He stated he had lost some pasturage as a esult of the recent tire on Wolf Creek. Miss Benice Beloud visited in San Francisco for a short time returning home a few days ago. Mrs. L. J Cory of San Francisco is visiting in Grass Valley, her former home. She recently made a trip to the Panama canal, zone. E W. Kendrick was a business visitor In Sacramento the latter part of the week. Mr and Mrs. Thomas Leary have had as visitors, Dr and Mrs. Erman and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Seale, all of San Francisco. Mr. Seale is superintendent of the Golden Gate Park acquarium. Mr. and Mrs. James Tyrrell had as.recent guests, Mr. and Mrs. J W. Rhodes. William Nankervis of Sacramento ‘was a recent Grass Valley visitor. TRAVEL BRLEFS PROM TRAVEL HEA OOLUAEY fi: There’s still time for a back-East trip under the low summer fares. Sept. 30 is the last sale date but the return limit, Oct. 31, gives you time for one of Southern Pacific's round roundtrips that allow you to go one way, return another of the four great scenic routes this railroad offers for your choice. Se pt. 30 Last Date S On the Pectfie Coast 16-day roundtrips will be on sale until Sept. 30 and as vou know travel by Southern Pacific allows you to save vacation days as well as money. Vacation begias the minute you board a fast train. Whea you arrive at your destination you're already rested . feady to play. YS Your Agent Travel

Expert If you're planning a trip back Fast or on the Pacific Coast see your Southern Pacific agent. He will work out your itinerary, make reservations and attend to tickets included), BP. R. Owen District Passen ger Agent Scuthern Pacific ~— 2 oa = jot thé “Méthodtst--chureh.— all details (steamsbip . . _ GRASS VALLEY PERSONALS __ Mr. and ‘Mrs, Peter Ruf and! daughter, Joy, are in Oakand. He; is attending the annual conference) Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Nettle children and J D. Blamey Mateo spent several Valley Mrs. Maud Miller and Mrs. Gertrude Meader were recent visitors at the state fair. -» Mr. and Mrs W. H Daley have had as visitors Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Reid of San Francisco. E. O Eldredge and son, Harold, are ona fishing trip in the Klamath Falls country. Jamgs Terrill of Berkeley, a former resident, is visiting relatives in Grass Valley. William Arthur is making an extended visit in Milwaukee. J R. Phillips spent two weeks in Tos Angeles and Berkeley. Mr. and Mrs W. Ducotey § and daughter, Hazel, visited the state fair last week. and of San days in Grass H. Samuel of Oakland, who is interested in Grass Valley real estate was a recent visitor over the holidays. L. V. Michell was a recent visitor in San Francisco. Miss Bessie Williams has had as a recent visitor, Mrs. Mary Bvans of San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs Robert Finney, former residents, came up from Sacra mento and are visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs. Thomas Cleary have had as guests,.Mr. and Mrs. C. LaCroix of Alameda. Miss Belle Nathan. of San Francisco is visiting with friends in her old home town. She was one of the passengers on the airplane that made a record run. between Sar Francisco and Portland. «Mr and Mrs. Allan Gracey have returned from their honeymoon and will make their home in Grass Valley. Ray Hawkins, business man of Alleghany was a visitor in : Grate Valley last week. Mr and Mrs. Frank Hartung and children retuned to their home in San Francisco’ on leaning of the death of R. J. Fitzgerald, and attended the funeral services” } J. F. O'CONNOR Civil and Mining reeeansd ieee tee dueeteer . 6g el ate ts any ry Ts ever City Hall. Main Street, Mage oo Tallev, Dr. W. P. SAWYER ‘will be at his office 2 to 4 p. m. Glasses Correctly Fitted Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Office practice only Ort Building Main Street Nevada City FINE WATCH REPAIRING Radie Servicing and Repairs CLARENCE R. GRAY 520 Cayote St. Phone 152 Work Called for and Deliverec See Me— . . See Better SHIRKE” Opt. D. Optometrist 118 Mill St. Grass Valley ° 2 ee @ eee MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1929 “William Levee of Lowell Hill Spent a short time visiting in San Francisco and Grass Valley. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Shirkey spent a few days Visiting in San Francisco. Miss Myrtle LeMaitre of Francisco visited ove in Grass Valley. Frances Bell of Richmond visited for a few days with friends in Grass Valley. Mr and Mrs. Ben Jenkins have as a guest, Miss Lillian Low of Saeramento. T. G C,rnow of Tyler. was in Grass. Valley during thé week. Theodore Kohler was a business in Berkeley a tew days aga. San the holidays C. R. Clinch was a business visitor in San Francisco returning last week, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tyson and Mr and Mrs. Floyd Blanchard and Mrs Ida Wood and daughter, Georgia, and Roy Saxon spent a vavation at Bowman’s Lake, Miss Dora Mitchell has entered the College of the Pacific at Stockton for the coming term. CLASSIFIED ADS CLASSIFIED RATES One ceut a word for first insortion, two cents a word for one month. Minimum rate, 25¢, one time, 50e for month. OPEN TO THE PUBLIC A. Tubereular Sanitarium . and Home combined. An ideal place to ‘ake the rest cure Matron an experienced tubercular nurse. A _ student of Dr. Peers. Inquire of Mrs. Grace Himes, 414 Jordan -St., Nevada City. etl FOR SALE CHEAP A small upright piano and a Culbranson player may be had tor halance due. . Write Ellas Marx Mnusie = (Co. 1029-31 Jay St., Sacramento, Cal. 41-44ch ' MALE HELP WANTED Reliable man wanted to run McNess Business in Nevada county. $3 to $12 daily profits. No capital or experience requirde. Wonderfui opportunity. Write today. FURST & THOMAS, Dept. F, 426 Third St., Oakland, Calif. 40-42* { HAVE INSTALLED A HEM-stitching machine and pleater in my dressmaking shop on Nevada Street, and arders for work of this kind will be proniptly executed. Mrs. Ira Andrews, Fesidence just back of W. P. ,_ Jones. 26tf TO EXCHANGE Oakland income residence prop“arty to exchange for Nevada coun. ry ranch property. Address P. O Box 433, Nevada City. 39-42* MINE FOR SALE Drift gravel placer mine 46 acres. 1760 feet of channel. All ney. eround. Mine run from ael $7. per Forest Hill, 200 feet of tun ton car. Jas. Gavin Placer County, Calif. 37-40* NATIONAL COFFEE SHOP You are cordially invited to see how nice and attractive The Coffee Shop has _ been made for the convenience of ow patrons. Regular meals and a la carte service that will delight the most fastidious Open Daily . Mr. and Mrs. F. c. Werk rt Upholstering JOHN W. DARKE i09J Phones 109M HOTEL 208 Sacramento St. Modern Equipment ITALIA Raviola and Chicken Dinner on Sundays, $1.00 Weekday, 50c Raviolas to take home, 25c per dozen C. Colombo, proprietor Phone 323 Nevada City Be ee i ei i te te kk NEVADA CITY SANITARIUM Miss Elizabeth McD. Watson Equipped to handle Obstetricai, Surgical, Medicinal ana \-Ray Cases Nevada City = —= . 138 Commercial St. Examinations 30 Years’ Experience in _JAMES D. STEWART, E. M. Consulting Mining Engineer Phone 107 Reports Auburn, Calif. Management Western Mining Fields Cade: Bedford-McNeil We are equipped for testing ar& GRASS VALLEY ASSAY . _ OFFICE Under New Management Assays for Gold, Silver, Copper, Lead, Iron, Mercury, Tin or any metal. Samples received before 9 A. M. reported same day. Ore Testing Laboratory submitting ‘methods for commercial treatment of complex ores. Test ore for . Amalgamatidh, Concentration Fleatation, Cyanidation 6r any met allurgical process. Mine Examinations and Repm Mill. Examinations and “Testin Licensed Ore Buyer 129 CH! RCH 8T. GRASS VALLEY : CALL FRESH FISH DAILY We Are Supplyng Our Customers with Fresh Fish Every Day Right From The Water The Prices Are Reasonz.. The Quality is Rich? EDDIE LEONG roman Fn rcs AB SA CTE FRATERNAL CARDS NEVADA CITY LODGE, 518 Bb. P. O. ELKS Meets second and fourth Friday evening in Elk’s Home, Pine -Street. Phone 108. Visiting Elks welcome. RICHARD R. GOYNE, Exalted Ruler. A. M. Holmes, Secretary, Nw. NEVADA LODGE, So. 13, KF. & A. M. Stated meetings secry'd Wednesday of each month at ¥ a8onic Temple. 8 p. .m. Sojourn‘sag brethren are cordially invite. JOHN. W. DAKE, W. M. J. F, STENGE!, Secy. MILO LODGE, No. 48, K. of P. Meets the 1st and 3d Friday nights at Pythian Hall, Morgau and Powell Bldg. Visiting Knights always Welcome. W. C. JEFFREY, Cc. C. J. C. E. FOSS, K. of R. & S. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. ROSETTA BUZZA JOHNS Vocal and Instrumental! Instruction Late of the Royal College of Music, London, England. Vocal Pupil of Henry Blower and Piano Pupil of Herbert Sharpe. Terms on apRlication. Phone 229R. 218 I’rench Ave. Grass Valley. DR. BELL Dentist Office Hours: 8:30 to 5:30 Evenings by App::niment Morgan & Powell Bidz. Phone DPR. ROBERT F. WERNER Physician and 8.:zeon Office: 400 Broad St., Nevada City Hours: 10-12 a.m., 2-3, 7-8 p.m. Nurse in attencunce J. M. McMARON Attorney at Law Pine & Court Sts. Phone 41 Nevada City, California J. T. Hennessy Lynne Kelly NILON, HENNESSY & KELLY Attorneys at Law, Offices 127 Mill St., Grass Valley; Morgan & Powell Bldg., Nevada City. F. T. Nilon W. E. WRIGHT Attorney at Law Office in Union Building Phone 23 Nevada City “EDWARD C. UREN Mining and Civil Engineer Mining Reports Furnished Mining District Maps Phone 278R Nevada City WARD A. JOHNSON, D. C. Chiropractor = Nevada City Grass Valley Office Aours—10 to 12 A. M. at Nevada City. 2 to 5:30 P. M., and Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays — 7 to 8 P. M., Grass Valley. Sundays by appointment. . 328 Commercial St. Phone N.C a fe 160% Mill St. Phone a: v.41 i — City Cleaners W. H. Oiboria @leaning Pressing