September 17, 1937 (6 pages)

NEVADA CciTY NUGGET PAGE S! brsonal Frederick Caffiers. City charged with licentous conduct with a 12 vear old boy, was taken into custody laté Tuesday by Deputy . Sheriff J. Williams and is being held in the county jail. It is expected Caffiers will come up for a preliminary hearing next week. The Sew and Chatter posed of members from Nevada City, Grass Valley and Coifax held a meeting in this city Friday evening. Deputy Sheriff Larsen .and_= son, Dal Larsen, Dr. W. W. Reed, Howard Penrose and Herbert Skeahan are in a party that hunted deer in the Nort) Bloomfield district yésterday, opening day of deer season, Mr. and Mrs. Charles ciub, comof Deeble San Francisco are spending a few: £0. of Nevada,. {days in Nevada City : veh . Deeble’s sister, Mrs. } . on’ Boulder street. Mrs. Dave Richards,Little five year old Carl. Wasley, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Wasley, Jr., of Town Talk, rece:ycd 2 bzo'sa* Slay The arm will remain cast another two weeks. Howard Wasley hunting trip has gone en arm two weeks ago when he fell} in the orchard at his home. . have to in a on. a into the high Sierra Nevada. mountains and will remain until Sunday. Mrs. had as visitors’ and Mrs and Ivan islands. gone to Alleghany ‘to week Mr. Alleghany Philippine His mother Carl Johnson of Park several days Woods Mr. Woods AV visit friends. is»expected to come up from LoLs Angeles this week end tu visit with him. Young Woods, enue the has who Watch Repairing y an Expert We are equipped to repair any watch regardless of size and make. .; All work is done in our own shop—promptly and efficiently, at modest prices. Every job is thoroughly guaranteed. 124 Mill Street Gus Valley, Calif. Phone 155 TRUPAK GRAPE JUIC ICE. : Bottle ATRL EGRILSSUEE ST Sin Olid cee A Sen aoa pee GROCERIES 20c PALACE. PEAS» No. 2 can—2 for PALACE CORN No. 2 can—2 for S W PRUNES 2 pound package LA PALOMA SOAP 10 bars WHITE KING TOILET SOAP . S W ORANGE. JUICE BUCK WHEAT FLOUR __ Package Phone 1 @ J. J. Tm Free Delivery Sullivan c° French Corral were Nevada City lwith her day. left here about three vears ago, is on his vacation and will return _to the ' islands. “Aunt Kate” Sullivan, Miss Nellie and ‘Mrs. Adele Browning visitors yesterday. Mrs. F. Cottrell returned Friday from a most delightful vacation spent sister and brother in law. and Mrs. James Holton of Hay; ward. They visited relatives in and about Salt Lake City and Ogden, Utah, visiting many places of inter;est on the way. this . Fred Develey cf of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Barlett spent last week end visiting Mrs. Bartlett’s brothers in Vallejo and San Francisco. Some time was spent at Mare Island also. William Rector, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Rector of this city, left Wednesday by’ car for Montreal, Canada, where he is entering his last year the fifth, in MeGill University. A message was received from him during the week end from Chicago and he expected to arrive about Wednesday. The young man is studying to be a doctor. Mdward Poorman, pusiness man f San Jacinto, southern California, who is part owner of “the Middle Yuba gravel property north of Nevada City, is spending a few. days here. As a child Mr. Poorman resided in Nevada City with his parenis for several years. Al Robinson had as guests, Al . Winters and bother in law of the bay district Tuesday night. They were enroute to the Tahoe country on their yearly visit and deer hunt. Frank Davies and Sons, operators ‘of the Plaza Garage are enlarging their office and storage space with a neat room which will add to the convenience of their place of business. J. J. Campbell, local contractor who resides at the corner of Sacramento and Zion streets, is making several improvements on his comfortable home. When completed it will look quite cosy. Miss Nancy Jones left Wednesday for Marysville where she will teach dramatiecs and English school in that city this school year. Elmer Peterson, of: this city who in the high Hoan SEPTEMBER 17, 1937. ST ae =e 5 visit Miss Swradd'al cows Pe Shaw and family on Commercial street, The party: is on a motor tour. . They went into Canada ‘from’. St. ; Paul, Minn., and on to British Colfumbia, thence down the coast . through Washington, Oregon, a por‘tion of Nevada and into They left yesterday and will return the southern route. Mrs. Ernest Cole of Sacramento was a business visitor in Nevada City . yesterday. ‘HYMN BOOKS DONATED FOR COUNTY HOSPITAL A quiet campaign to provide hymn books for those who live in the county hospital is meeting with success. R. W. Rodda, superintendent of the institution has been active in promoting the good work, the Rev. H. H. Buckner and other clergymen have given the movement ‘much attention. For a fifty cent donation any donor may have his name. inseribed in one of. the hymn books. Services are held every Sunday afternoon by alternating denominations, the Methodists of Grass Valley.and Nevada City, the Salvation Army, the Trinity and Emmanuel Episcopal churches, the Lutherans, andthe Seventh Day Adventists. The two latter usually hold week day services. The Epworth Leagues of the twin cities also take their turn in conducting services at the hospital. Hymn books were needed and.a joint campaign to provide them is proving successful. THREE POINT BUCK William Forest) and Bunee Nolan of Grass Valley brought a three point buck weighing about 180 pounds to Chief ‘of Police Garfield Robson late vesterday afternoon to have him validate their tag. The fine deer had been killed in the Columbia Hill section north ot Nevada City. SHOWER FOR YOUNG MATRON . ‘Mrs. V.-A. Gress and Mrs. McDon‘ald entertained at a shower Wednesday afternoon honoring: Mrs. ‘Gress’ sister in law, Mrs. Lawrence Gress on East Broad street. Dainty refreshments were served and a delightful is leasing with others in the Stockton Hill mine south of Grass Valley, has been laid up several days with al badly gruised hand. Chaties Hughes, Elmer Peterson and Tom Liddicot are in a party that . will spend the opening of deer season hunting in the Forest Hill district. Mrs. L. G. Lageson and small son, Gordon Lageson, returned Wednesday evening fro Sacramento where they spent the past two weeks. The little boy has been. very ill with a badly ulcerated tooth. They will return to Sacramento early next week that progress in the little fellow’s recovery may be watched. _ Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hoff and family moved from the Andrews house on Nevada street to the old Reynolds property South Pine street WednesAttorney W. Sheldon and wife who have. resided there several months, moved into their, new home on Town Talk ridge several days ago. Mr. and Mrs. John Figurski have as guests Mrs. Figurskis sister, Mrs. Herman LaLande and niece, Mrs. W. J. Mulrooney and Dr. ‘Mulrooney, all of Nampa, Idaho, who have been enjoying several days in southern California. Today Mr. and Mrs. Figurski and son will accompany them _ to Idaho for a visit of a few weeks. Miss Myrtle Savage, secretary of the Farm Credit Bureau in Washington, D. C., with two friends stopped over in Nevada City Wednesday to 302 East Main Street ‘Bass Hueter Shingles, Studding } Composition Shingles and Roll Roofing Casings, Flooring Everything for Building National Lead Co. Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Etc. Ed Whitburn, Manager + He she ole oleate ofe ste ote ake ae lente ate she oko ateole ele ote ots ake ole seats ole heats fe ole ote oleate i o” DIAMOND MATCH. co., MEMBER HOME OWNED BUSINESS ASSOCIATION . social i ther.”’ time enjoyed. Little Quentin, aged six, was being congratulated by his teacher. “T hear you have a new baby broone,” grunted Quentin. a “Not only “Two of them. “That’s:' wonderful,’ beamed the teacher. ‘You must be very proud.”’ “Aw, what's so het: about it?” growled the boy. “We didn’t even make the newsreel.” A young lady pulled up to the curb and smiled sweetly when the policeman informed her sternly that she was @oing 75 miles an hour. ‘‘Isn’t that marvelous,” she said, ‘‘and I am only learning to drive.”’ ‘Is that man. rich?’’ “Ts he! He’s so rich he doesn’t know his son’s in college.”’ A school at Ellison Bay, Wis., will dispense entirely .with books. Sometimes we wonder if the U. S. Treasury wouldn’t be happier that way. Mrs. Murphy (concluding an argument)—‘“‘Every time I look. at you, Mrs, Patrick, I feel I’m doing the Government out of the entertainment tax,’’ NEVADA COUNTY Banner Gold County of California Annual production over $7,000,000 For Information Address Chamber of Commerce Nevada City, California Grass vee VISUAL DEFECTS PROPERLY CORRECTED ' Be Comfortable Get Your MATTRESSES Repaired and Cleaned by John W. Darke Commercial ‘St. Nevada City 109 J. Phones 109M California. } . . . SAN FRANCISCAN VISITS HOME OF GRANDPARENTS Mrs. Saul, Francisco wife of one of the San concerned in the purchase of the Nevada theatre came to Nevada City Thursday with her husband. Mrs. Saul asked to be taken to visit the George Legg home on Nevada street where she had visited men :Many times as a girl. Mrs. Saul is the {daughter of Mollie Hinds granddaughter of the late Hiram Hinds from whom the late H. F. Bradley bought the home in about 1875 and now occupied by the Gec. Leggs. The house was built by (a lumberman by the name of Jackson who also built the old Searles and John T. Morgan homes on Pine street on exactly the same plan as the Legg home. The Searls home remains unchanged as built, the Morand a gan home has ‘Seis made into idee ments and the Legg home has been somewhat remodeled, They were built in 1865. METHODIST CHURCH SERVICES Sunday school opens at. the Methodist Episcopal church Sunday morning at 10 o’clock, followed by the de~ votional service and sermon, preached by the Rev. H. H. Buckner at 11 o’clock. Epworth League for the young people meets at 6:30 p.m. in the evening, and evening service in the church opens at 7:30 p. m. On Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock is prayer service. (Mrs. Effie Goering has as a house guest her sister, Mrs. J. S. Brayton of Reno, Nevada. Mrs. Brayton, nat-~ ive of Nevada City, was the former Miss Bethel Robins and is enjoying meeting many former friends. ingly funny. one soldier HOTEL HAYWIRE: trouble mayer creates incidents and atmosphere that are screamSUNDAY AND MONDAY BRAND OF THE OUTLAWS: ',.:°"" ' ® thrilling and blood-curdling adventure with a gang of outlaws SATURDAY Is’one of those farces which beNevada Theatre FRIDAY Steele in raising Bob gins, continues and ends with a laugh, An astrologist and A hero is made and a killer is born. ‘The THEY GAVE HIM A GUN: effect of war upon . was to make him an outlaw. George and Franchot Tone Starring. Spencer Tracy, Gladys Ss 28 OZ. SIZE 12 OZ. SIZE PER GALLON 14 GALLON BROAD STREET au RLRRLRLRLRERLRARARARORARRARRLRRARAR = Pacific Beer! . 3 for Qo VIM SODA ALL FLAVORS SWEET WINES —. ae Shop : NEVADA CITY necessary. NEVADA CITY "PHONE 5 Give her the new 1937 EASY Ironer —now so simple to operate, so EASY TO USE, no previous experience is SAVE $5.00 AUGUST 25—SEPTEMBER 25 Ask Us About} Details Hundreds of women have accepted our challenge—proved to themselves they can iron a shirt first time they try, on this amazing new Ironer. : If you can use a hand iron, you can use the new 1937 EASY Ironer. ALPHA STORES, Ltd. GRASS VALLEY /PHONE 88

NEVADA CciTY NUGGET PAGE S! brsonal Frederick Caffiers. City charged with licentous conduct with a 12 vear old boy, was taken into custody laté Tuesday by Deputy . Sheriff J. Williams and is being held in the county jail. It is expected Caffiers will come up for a preliminary hearing next week. The Sew and Chatter posed of members from Nevada City, Grass Valley and Coifax held a meeting in this city Friday evening. Deputy Sheriff Larsen .and_= son, Dal Larsen, Dr. W. W. Reed, Howard Penrose and Herbert Skeahan are in a party that hunted deer in the Nort) Bloomfield district yésterday, opening day of deer season, Mr. and Mrs. Charles ciub, comof Deeble San Francisco are spending a few: £0. of Nevada,. {days in Nevada City : veh . Deeble’s sister, Mrs. } . on’ Boulder street. Mrs. Dave Richards,Little five year old Carl. Wasley, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Wasley, Jr., of Town Talk, rece:ycd 2 bzo'sa* Slay The arm will remain cast another two weeks. Howard Wasley hunting trip has gone en arm two weeks ago when he fell} in the orchard at his home. . have to in a on. a into the high Sierra Nevada. mountains and will remain until Sunday. Mrs. had as visitors’ and Mrs and Ivan islands. gone to Alleghany ‘to week Mr. Alleghany Philippine His mother Carl Johnson of Park several days Woods Mr. Woods AV visit friends. is»expected to come up from LoLs Angeles this week end tu visit with him. Young Woods, enue the has who Watch Repairing y an Expert We are equipped to repair any watch regardless of size and make. .; All work is done in our own shop—promptly and efficiently, at modest prices. Every job is thoroughly guaranteed. 124 Mill Street Gus Valley, Calif. Phone 155 TRUPAK GRAPE JUIC ICE. : Bottle ATRL EGRILSSUEE ST Sin Olid cee A Sen aoa pee GROCERIES 20c PALACE. PEAS» No. 2 can—2 for PALACE CORN No. 2 can—2 for S W PRUNES 2 pound package LA PALOMA SOAP 10 bars WHITE KING TOILET SOAP . S W ORANGE. JUICE BUCK WHEAT FLOUR __ Package Phone 1 @ J. J. Tm Free Delivery Sullivan c° French Corral were Nevada City lwith her day. left here about three vears ago, is on his vacation and will return _to the ' islands. “Aunt Kate” Sullivan, Miss Nellie and ‘Mrs. Adele Browning visitors yesterday. Mrs. F. Cottrell returned Friday from a most delightful vacation spent sister and brother in law. and Mrs. James Holton of Hay; ward. They visited relatives in and about Salt Lake City and Ogden, Utah, visiting many places of inter;est on the way. this . Fred Develey cf of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Barlett spent last week end visiting Mrs. Bartlett’s brothers in Vallejo and San Francisco. Some time was spent at Mare Island also. William Rector, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Rector of this city, left Wednesday by’ car for Montreal, Canada, where he is entering his last year the fifth, in MeGill University. A message was received from him during the week end from Chicago and he expected to arrive about Wednesday. The young man is studying to be a doctor. Mdward Poorman, pusiness man f San Jacinto, southern California, who is part owner of “the Middle Yuba gravel property north of Nevada City, is spending a few. days here. As a child Mr. Poorman resided in Nevada City with his parenis for several years. Al Robinson had as guests, Al . Winters and bother in law of the bay district Tuesday night. They were enroute to the Tahoe country on their yearly visit and deer hunt. Frank Davies and Sons, operators ‘of the Plaza Garage are enlarging their office and storage space with a neat room which will add to the convenience of their place of business. J. J. Campbell, local contractor who resides at the corner of Sacramento and Zion streets, is making several improvements on his comfortable home. When completed it will look quite cosy. Miss Nancy Jones left Wednesday for Marysville where she will teach dramatiecs and English school in that city this school year. Elmer Peterson, of: this city who in the high Hoan SEPTEMBER 17, 1937. ST ae =e 5 visit Miss Swradd'al cows Pe Shaw and family on Commercial street, The party: is on a motor tour. . They went into Canada ‘from’. St. ; Paul, Minn., and on to British Colfumbia, thence down the coast . through Washington, Oregon, a por‘tion of Nevada and into They left yesterday and will return the southern route. Mrs. Ernest Cole of Sacramento was a business visitor in Nevada City . yesterday. ‘HYMN BOOKS DONATED FOR COUNTY HOSPITAL A quiet campaign to provide hymn books for those who live in the county hospital is meeting with success. R. W. Rodda, superintendent of the institution has been active in promoting the good work, the Rev. H. H. Buckner and other clergymen have given the movement ‘much attention. For a fifty cent donation any donor may have his name. inseribed in one of. the hymn books. Services are held every Sunday afternoon by alternating denominations, the Methodists of Grass Valley.and Nevada City, the Salvation Army, the Trinity and Emmanuel Episcopal churches, the Lutherans, andthe Seventh Day Adventists. The two latter usually hold week day services. The Epworth Leagues of the twin cities also take their turn in conducting services at the hospital. Hymn books were needed and.a joint campaign to provide them is proving successful. THREE POINT BUCK William Forest) and Bunee Nolan of Grass Valley brought a three point buck weighing about 180 pounds to Chief ‘of Police Garfield Robson late vesterday afternoon to have him validate their tag. The fine deer had been killed in the Columbia Hill section north ot Nevada City. SHOWER FOR YOUNG MATRON . ‘Mrs. V.-A. Gress and Mrs. McDon‘ald entertained at a shower Wednesday afternoon honoring: Mrs. ‘Gress’ sister in law, Mrs. Lawrence Gress on East Broad street. Dainty refreshments were served and a delightful is leasing with others in the Stockton Hill mine south of Grass Valley, has been laid up several days with al

badly gruised hand. Chaties Hughes, Elmer Peterson and Tom Liddicot are in a party that . will spend the opening of deer season hunting in the Forest Hill district. Mrs. L. G. Lageson and small son, Gordon Lageson, returned Wednesday evening fro Sacramento where they spent the past two weeks. The little boy has been. very ill with a badly ulcerated tooth. They will return to Sacramento early next week that progress in the little fellow’s recovery may be watched. _ Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hoff and family moved from the Andrews house on Nevada street to the old Reynolds property South Pine street WednesAttorney W. Sheldon and wife who have. resided there several months, moved into their, new home on Town Talk ridge several days ago. Mr. and Mrs. John Figurski have as guests Mrs. Figurskis sister, Mrs. Herman LaLande and niece, Mrs. W. J. Mulrooney and Dr. ‘Mulrooney, all of Nampa, Idaho, who have been enjoying several days in southern California. Today Mr. and Mrs. Figurski and son will accompany them _ to Idaho for a visit of a few weeks. Miss Myrtle Savage, secretary of the Farm Credit Bureau in Washington, D. C., with two friends stopped over in Nevada City Wednesday to 302 East Main Street ‘Bass Hueter Shingles, Studding } Composition Shingles and Roll Roofing Casings, Flooring Everything for Building National Lead Co. Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Etc. Ed Whitburn, Manager + He she ole oleate ofe ste ote ake ae lente ate she oko ateole ele ote ots ake ole seats ole heats fe ole ote oleate i o” DIAMOND MATCH. co., MEMBER HOME OWNED BUSINESS ASSOCIATION . social i ther.”’ time enjoyed. Little Quentin, aged six, was being congratulated by his teacher. “T hear you have a new baby broone,” grunted Quentin. a “Not only “Two of them. “That’s:' wonderful,’ beamed the teacher. ‘You must be very proud.”’ “Aw, what's so het: about it?” growled the boy. “We didn’t even make the newsreel.” A young lady pulled up to the curb and smiled sweetly when the policeman informed her sternly that she was @oing 75 miles an hour. ‘‘Isn’t that marvelous,” she said, ‘‘and I am only learning to drive.”’ ‘Is that man. rich?’’ “Ts he! He’s so rich he doesn’t know his son’s in college.”’ A school at Ellison Bay, Wis., will dispense entirely .with books. Sometimes we wonder if the U. S. Treasury wouldn’t be happier that way. Mrs. Murphy (concluding an argument)—‘“‘Every time I look. at you, Mrs, Patrick, I feel I’m doing the Government out of the entertainment tax,’’ NEVADA COUNTY Banner Gold County of California Annual production over $7,000,000 For Information Address Chamber of Commerce Nevada City, California Grass vee VISUAL DEFECTS PROPERLY CORRECTED ' Be Comfortable Get Your MATTRESSES Repaired and Cleaned by John W. Darke Commercial ‘St. Nevada City 109 J. Phones 109M California. } . . . SAN FRANCISCAN VISITS HOME OF GRANDPARENTS Mrs. Saul, Francisco wife of one of the San concerned in the purchase of the Nevada theatre came to Nevada City Thursday with her husband. Mrs. Saul asked to be taken to visit the George Legg home on Nevada street where she had visited men :Many times as a girl. Mrs. Saul is the {daughter of Mollie Hinds granddaughter of the late Hiram Hinds from whom the late H. F. Bradley bought the home in about 1875 and now occupied by the Gec. Leggs. The house was built by (a lumberman by the name of Jackson who also built the old Searles and John T. Morgan homes on Pine street on exactly the same plan as the Legg home. The Searls home remains unchanged as built, the Morand a gan home has ‘Seis made into idee ments and the Legg home has been somewhat remodeled, They were built in 1865. METHODIST CHURCH SERVICES Sunday school opens at. the Methodist Episcopal church Sunday morning at 10 o’clock, followed by the de~ votional service and sermon, preached by the Rev. H. H. Buckner at 11 o’clock. Epworth League for the young people meets at 6:30 p.m. in the evening, and evening service in the church opens at 7:30 p. m. On Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock is prayer service. (Mrs. Effie Goering has as a house guest her sister, Mrs. J. S. Brayton of Reno, Nevada. Mrs. Brayton, nat-~ ive of Nevada City, was the former Miss Bethel Robins and is enjoying meeting many former friends. ingly funny. one soldier HOTEL HAYWIRE: trouble mayer creates incidents and atmosphere that are screamSUNDAY AND MONDAY BRAND OF THE OUTLAWS: ',.:°"" ' ® thrilling and blood-curdling adventure with a gang of outlaws SATURDAY Is’one of those farces which beNevada Theatre FRIDAY Steele in raising Bob gins, continues and ends with a laugh, An astrologist and A hero is made and a killer is born. ‘The THEY GAVE HIM A GUN: effect of war upon . was to make him an outlaw. George and Franchot Tone Starring. Spencer Tracy, Gladys Ss 28 OZ. SIZE 12 OZ. SIZE PER GALLON 14 GALLON BROAD STREET au RLRRLRLRLRERLRARARARORARRARRLRRARAR = Pacific Beer! . 3 for Qo VIM SODA ALL FLAVORS SWEET WINES —. ae Shop : NEVADA CITY necessary. NEVADA CITY "PHONE 5 Give her the new 1937 EASY Ironer —now so simple to operate, so EASY TO USE, no previous experience is SAVE $5.00 AUGUST 25—SEPTEMBER 25 Ask Us About} Details Hundreds of women have accepted our challenge—proved to themselves they can iron a shirt first time they try, on this amazing new Ironer. : If you can use a hand iron, you can use the new 1937 EASY Ironer. ALPHA STORES, Ltd. GRASS VALLEY /PHONE 88