September 4, 1936 (6 pages)

So eee ce Sars ~ SOCIAL EVENTS * % ¥ SM ete % % Twenty Seven Tables . of Cards at Guild Guild Party . . The party for ok he benefit of St. . Agnes Guild planned to be held in. the C. E. Parsons earden yesterday’) afternoon, was, due to the inclement . weather, held in various homes the guild members. A number of tables played at the George Legs . home on Nevada street. Some at the; BE. M. Rector home on Nevada street . with Miss Margaret Rector as host-j. ess, others played at the E. C. Bene . Robert Nye, and Carl Libby homes on Broad street and some at.the C. E. Parsons home. Whist, auction, contract and mah jongg .were enjoyed. There were twenty seven tables in all besides a number of guests who enjoyed the afternoon at. the Parsons hame but did not play cards. The committee in charge of the parties were Mrs. C. E. Parsons, Mrs. O. McCraney, Mrs. Chas. Washburn, Mrs. Leonard Foote, Mrs. Anita Locklin, Mrs. Robert Nye, and Mrs. Bessie Treglown. TO MEET HIGHWAY ENGINEERS James O’Brien of Smartville was in Nevada City Wednesday in the .interests of the Tahoe-Ukiah highway. He interviewed President Frea E. Conner of the Chamber of Commerce in regard to a meeting of state highway engineers in Sacramento, Friday, September 11. Mr. Conner urges the supervisors, and all persons interested in the road to attend this meeting. Subscribe for The Nugget. tturned home Friday from a delight-' . ful vacation spent in-a tour of nogrth-. . western United States and Canada. 'and Melvin Hamilton, minors—Petof . . They were accompanied as far ‘as; HOME COURT CALENDAR FROM VACATION tie aves . J. K. Osborne reMr. and Mrs. Banff by Mr. Osborne’s* cousin, Miss . Louise Arthur, of Toronto, Canada. . They visited Yosemite Valley first . and crossed over to drive up the red-{ wood highway, through Mt. Rainier . national park, to Vancouver, B. C. At the latter place they visited: several classmates of Mr. Osborne and also enjoyed the Centennial celebration. While on the train.enroute to Laké Louise the end of a cloudburst was encountered, and during the night a mud slide struck their coach delaying the train several hours. GIRL’S ARM BROKEN In a fall at the Veteran of Foreign War picnic at Lake Olympia Sunday, Barbara Tonella, daughter of Mr. and ‘Mrs. Omar Monella of this city, received a dislocated elbow and fracture of a bole in the arm below the elbow. The little girl is getting along nicely although the injury is quite painful. Principal Walter Carlson, who has spent the summer at his home in Areata, has arrived in Nevada City and will resume his duties in the Washington grammar school. Dean Warner, who has been employed in a local months, has been Jackson. transferred to > Y Nevad eo) Ga, Theatre deeds and romtnaic adventure. A ed ere HUMAN CAR*0sinister crime gang. FRIDAY ARIZONA RAIDERSsha Hunt playing the star roles in a story of horse-stealing, brave SATURDAY they unshackle the victims of the nation’s SUNDAY AND MONDAY THE CRIME OE DR. FORBESKent in a story on one of the burning questions of today. May a man kill oy one he loves because he. loves so much? Zane Gray’s story dramatized with Larry Crabbe, faymond Hatton and Marsociety With ate the debutante’s daring linka star reporter’s ruse thrill of a life time as newest and most Gloria Stuart and R'o bert ' ministration. ‘for distribution. store several . In re—Est. John Dower, missing . person—Petition for letters of adIn e-cGuterdlénahip Delores Mae Lition-for letters of guardianship. In re—Est. L. Henry Barron, de. ceased—Petition for letters of ad. ministration. In re—Hst. John J. Stevens, deceased—Petition for confirmation of sale of personal property. In re—Hst. A. M. Sayles, deceased—Petition for letters of administration. . In re—Est. Theresa Solaro, deceased—Petition for letters of administration. “ In re—Est. Jennie Williams, deceased—Final account and petition deceased—Final account and petition for distribution. In re—Est. Rachel Benoit,” deceased—Petition for. letters of administration. In re—Est. Charles E. Clinch, deceased—Two petitions to convey property. In re—Est. Jane Granholm, deceased—Final account and petition for distribution. In re—Hst. Antoinette Hayes, deceased—Petition for letters of administration. In re—Hst. Thomas Hall, deceased—Petition for letters of administration. Edith L. Webber vs. Fred C. Webber—Set for trial. Della M. Zunio vs. Julio Zunio— Set for trial. John Sime et ux vs. John Sbaffi Joe Sbaffi—Demurrer to complaint. Estelle Fouyer vs. William Fouyer—Order to show cause. In re—Termination Addie J. Bridges, deceased—Petition termination (life estate, Mary E. Field vs. Richard GauIn re—Est. William Hayes, thier et al—Default Quiet Title. Thru the Knot Hole A Glimpse of Building Activity “SEPTEMBER 4, , 1936. ’ No. 41. Pabco ings roofing standard in ials and is at you ‘ es and Of course, this is really unusual, like the vacation weather in Los Angeles and points south. But we want to remind you that we have those * good wood .shingles in both cedar and redwood to replace that leaky roof, Swinerton will soon the tions. new Notice that Bob fine showing in this ‘community. stock it in several colors and can order any other color that you may want. and roofing ience. Several .gradbest of its kind. Lindgren and tainly torn a in the east wall of the court house and ing the concrete on We hav supply of inexpensive common lumber from Oregon and can no doubt figure your list of materials at as low Ja cost as any dealer. We will be glad to show you our stock and assist you in figuring your requirements. .Wwe roof coatPabco are the of quality materour stock r conven“Did you’ ever hear anything so perfectly stunning?’’ asked the daughter as_ she turned on the radio to a new jazz tune. “No,” replied the father. The nearest thing to. it was when a train loaded with empty milk cans had a collision with another train loaded with live ducks.”’ each the have cerhole be pourfoundae a good Steger and Son are working at the National theatre on some repairs. Understand they are going to put Bestile in. the rest . rooms. Bestile is . Corian making a . “THE NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER Osear J. Odegaard, Manager Phones 488-499. COMPANY FULL SERVICE YARD” Nevada City In Yé — Guardianship, Douglas Vernon, a minor—Petitiou for allowance. South Yuba Mining and Development Co. vs. Arthur’ W. Hoge et al —Petition to obtain ‘emergency. .H. C. Haughton vs. Robt. L. Bean — Set for trial. Francis Bratch] vs. Henry Gillen —Set for trial. The Roman Catholic Church vs. Jack Wolert—-Demurrer to amend cross complaint. Ralph R. Cochrane vs. N.C. ShatAnnie‘’R. Byrnes vs. James C. Tyrrel et al—Demurrer of Grass Valley Hotel Corps. Joe Bedner vs. The Ancho-Erie Mining Co.—Set for trial. ‘ Walter . E, R. and Kittie Hidwards Ws. Richard P. Landis, M. D.—Demurrer to complaint. Samuel Gould vs. Set for trial. 3 Elizabeth P. Evans vs. Fred H. ha comida riptaias: to cross complaint. Geo. M. Bobst vs. Joseph M. Martin-et al—Set fore ial. Ella Jackson vs. Purity Stores, Inc.—Set for trial. AS Tn Harris— George Walling, caretaker of the Tahoe National forest summer camp at Cisco, was a Nevada City visitor yesterday. He said campers were thinning out until there were not . y < many left in camp. GROCERIES! M. J. B. COFFEE M. J. B. RICE 2 “pounds DODGE CATSUP Bottle RAVOLI IXL TAMALE SHASTA TEA CORN FLAKES Package A-1 PANCAKE FLOUR 4 pounds . PUFFED RICE J. J. Jackson 8 Phone 1 Free Delivery BERT’S SCHOOL SUGGESTIONS Gon) Fancy Ankle Sox Sizes 13, 15, Ringless Kn Hose BES), 3 Pair . Misses’ Princess Slips 17 Boys’ Dress Shirts 98c up ee Length Misses’ Rayon. Panties ‘Summer Prices For’ Winter Blankets Se, 49c, 98c. G. V; High School Gym Suits Blue, green, suit Girls’ Rayon Panties i 29c, 49c Sweaters SEE THESE REAL VALUES Misses’ Girdles Girls’ Princess Slips 39c, 49c, 59c Each Girls’ Handkerchiefs Misses’ Brassieres Each Boys’ Bib Overalls Boys’ Shirts Misses’ Silk Stockings uote ' Pair 25c, 35c, 49c and Misses’ School Dresses Blouses Each’ Boys’ Knit Bert’s Dry Goods Store A Home Store, Owned and Operated by a Home Merchant. ASK FOR TICKETS 116 Mill Street Grass Valley ASK FOR TICKETS ALL WOOL ESMOND BLANKETS 72x84 inches. For Per pair FEATHER PILLOWS 19x26 Inches MATTRESS . COVERS Nevada City Phone 5 f IN OUR WINDOWS NOW PART WOOL BLANKETS (Double) ATTRACTIVE NEW COMFORTERS AT ATTRACTIVE PRICES $2.25, $3. 00 $4.50 Let us fill all your needs, beds, springs, mattresses, sheets, pillow cases, bedroom lamps and floor coverings. Alpha Stores, Lid. r Grass Valley Phone 88 \ ——— 2 JUST ARRIVED Carload of 1937 Genuine QUAKER BURNOIL HEATERS _ Price installed from $39.25 to $97. 50 Ensinst of terms. 122 West Main Street Grass Valley CLIFF A. them i in Nevada City at Noyes’ Electric ‘Shop DeBERRY Phone 41 Grass Valley Commercial St., Nevada City

So eee ce Sars ~ SOCIAL EVENTS * % ¥ SM ete % % Twenty Seven Tables . of Cards at Guild Guild Party . . The party for ok he benefit of St. . Agnes Guild planned to be held in. the C. E. Parsons earden yesterday’) afternoon, was, due to the inclement . weather, held in various homes the guild members. A number of tables played at the George Legs . home on Nevada street. Some at the; BE. M. Rector home on Nevada street . with Miss Margaret Rector as host-j. ess, others played at the E. C. Bene . Robert Nye, and Carl Libby homes on Broad street and some at.the C. E. Parsons home. Whist, auction, contract and mah jongg ..were enjoyed. There were twenty seven tables in all besides a number of guests who enjoyed the afternoon at. the Parsons hame but did not play cards. The committee in charge of the parties were Mrs. C. E. Parsons, Mrs. O. McCraney, Mrs. Chas. Washburn, Mrs. Leonard Foote, Mrs. Anita Locklin, Mrs. Robert Nye, and Mrs. Bessie Treglown. TO MEET HIGHWAY ENGINEERS James O’Brien of Smartville was in Nevada City Wednesday in the .interests of the Tahoe-Ukiah highway. He interviewed President Frea E. Conner of the Chamber of Commerce in regard to a meeting of state highway engineers in Sacramento, Friday, September 11. Mr. Conner urges the supervisors, and all persons interested in the road to attend this meeting. Subscribe for The Nugget. tturned home Friday from a delight-' . ful vacation spent in-a tour of nogrth-. . western United States and Canada. 'and Melvin Hamilton, minors—Petof . . They were accompanied as far ‘as; HOME COURT CALENDAR FROM VACATION tie aves . J. K. Osborne reMr. and Mrs. Banff by Mr. Osborne’s* cousin, Miss . Louise Arthur, of Toronto, Canada. . They visited Yosemite Valley first . and crossed over to drive up the red-{ wood highway, through Mt. Rainier . national park, to Vancouver, B. C. At the latter place they visited: several classmates of Mr. Osborne and also enjoyed the Centennial celebration. While on the train.enroute to Laké Louise the end of a cloudburst was encountered, and during the night a mud slide struck their coach delaying the train several hours. GIRL’S ARM BROKEN In a fall at the Veteran of Foreign War picnic at Lake Olympia Sunday, Barbara Tonella, daughter of Mr. and ‘Mrs. Omar Monella of this city, received a dislocated elbow and fracture of a bole in the arm below the elbow. The little girl is getting along nicely although the injury is quite painful. Principal Walter Carlson, who has spent the summer at his home in Areata, has arrived in Nevada City and will resume his duties in the Washington grammar school. Dean Warner, who has been employed in a local months, has been Jackson. transferred to > Y Nevad eo) Ga, Theatre deeds and romtnaic adventure. A ed ere HUMAN CAR*0sinister crime gang. FRIDAY ARIZONA RAIDERSsha Hunt playing the star roles in a story of horse-stealing, brave SATURDAY they unshackle the victims of the nation’s SUNDAY AND MONDAY THE CRIME OE DR. FORBESKent in a story on one of the burning questions of today. May a man kill oy one he loves because he. loves so much? Zane Gray’s story dramatized with Larry Crabbe, faymond Hatton and Marsociety With ate the debutante’s daring linka star reporter’s ruse thrill of a life time as newest and most Gloria Stuart and R'o bert ' ministration. ‘for distribution. store several . In re—Est. John Dower, missing . person—Petition for letters of adIn e-cGuterdlénahip Delores Mae Lition-for letters of guardianship. In re—Est. L. Henry Barron, de. ceased—Petition for letters of ad. ministration. In re—Hst. John J. Stevens, deceased—Petition for confirmation of sale of personal property. In re—Hst. A. M. Sayles, deceased—Petition for letters of administration. . In re—Est. Theresa Solaro, deceased—Petition for letters of administration. “ In re—Est. Jennie Williams, deceased—Final account and petition deceased—Final account and petition for distribution. In re—Est. Rachel Benoit,” deceased—Petition for. letters of administration. In re—Est. Charles E. Clinch, deceased—Two petitions to convey property. In re—Est. Jane Granholm, deceased—Final account and petition for distribution. In re—Hst. Antoinette Hayes, deceased—Petition for letters of administration. In re—Hst. Thomas Hall, deceased—Petition for letters of administration. Edith L. Webber vs. Fred C. Webber—Set for trial. Della M. Zunio vs. Julio Zunio— Set for trial. John Sime et ux vs. John Sbaffi Joe Sbaffi—Demurrer to complaint. Estelle Fouyer vs. William Fouyer—Order to show cause. In re—Termination Addie J. Bridges, deceased—Petition termination (life estate, Mary E. Field vs. Richard GauIn re—Est. William Hayes, thier et al—Default Quiet Title. Thru the Knot Hole A Glimpse of Building Activity “SEPTEMBER 4, , 1936. ’ No. 41. Pabco ings roofing standard in ials and is at you ‘ es and Of course, this is really unusual, like the vacation weather in Los Angeles and points south. But we want to remind you that we have those * good wood .shingles in both cedar and redwood to replace that leaky roof, Swinerton will soon the tions. new Notice that Bob fine showing in this ‘community. stock it in several colors and can order any other color that you may want. and roofing ience. Several .gradbest of its kind.

Lindgren and tainly torn a in the east wall of the court house and ing the concrete on We hav supply of inexpensive common lumber from Oregon and can no doubt figure your list of materials at as low Ja cost as any dealer. We will be glad to show you our stock and assist you in figuring your requirements. .Wwe roof coatPabco are the of quality materour stock r conven“Did you’ ever hear anything so perfectly stunning?’’ asked the daughter as_ she turned on the radio to a new jazz tune. “No,” replied the father. The nearest thing to. it was when a train loaded with empty milk cans had a collision with another train loaded with live ducks.”’ each the have cerhole be pourfoundae a good Steger and Son are working at the National theatre on some repairs. Understand they are going to put Bestile in. the rest . rooms. Bestile is . Corian making a . “THE NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER Osear J. Odegaard, Manager Phones 488-499. COMPANY FULL SERVICE YARD” Nevada City In Yé — Guardianship, Douglas Vernon, a minor—Petitiou for allowance. South Yuba Mining and Development Co. vs. Arthur’ W. Hoge et al —Petition to obtain ‘emergency. .H. C. Haughton vs. Robt. L. Bean — Set for trial. Francis Bratch] vs. Henry Gillen —Set for trial. The Roman Catholic Church vs. Jack Wolert—-Demurrer to amend cross complaint. Ralph R. Cochrane vs. N.C. ShatAnnie‘’R. Byrnes vs. James C. Tyrrel et al—Demurrer of Grass Valley Hotel Corps. Joe Bedner vs. The Ancho-Erie Mining Co.—Set for trial. ‘ Walter . E, R. and Kittie Hidwards Ws. Richard P. Landis, M. D.—Demurrer to complaint. Samuel Gould vs. Set for trial. 3 Elizabeth P. Evans vs. Fred H. ha comida riptaias: to cross complaint. Geo. M. Bobst vs. Joseph M. Martin-et al—Set fore ial. Ella Jackson vs. Purity Stores, Inc.—Set for trial. AS Tn Harris— George Walling, caretaker of the Tahoe National forest summer camp at Cisco, was a Nevada City visitor yesterday. He said campers were thinning out until there were not . y < many left in camp. GROCERIES! M. J. B. COFFEE M. J. B. RICE 2 “pounds DODGE CATSUP Bottle RAVOLI IXL TAMALE SHASTA TEA CORN FLAKES Package A-1 PANCAKE FLOUR 4 pounds .. PUFFED RICE J. J. Jackson 8 Phone 1 Free Delivery BERT’S SCHOOL SUGGESTIONS Gon) Fancy Ankle Sox Sizes 13, 15, Ringless Kn Hose BES), 3 Pair . Misses’ Princess Slips 17 Boys’ Dress Shirts 98c up ee Length Misses’ Rayon. Panties ‘Summer Prices For’ Winter Blankets Se, 49c, 98c. G. V; High School Gym Suits Blue, green, suit Girls’ Rayon Panties i 29c, 49c Sweaters SEE THESE REAL VALUES Misses’ Girdles Girls’ Princess Slips 39c, 49c, 59c Each Girls’ Handkerchiefs Misses’ Brassieres Each Boys’ Bib Overalls Boys’ Shirts Misses’ Silk Stockings uote ' Pair 25c, 35c, 49c and Misses’ School Dresses Blouses Each’ Boys’ Knit Bert’s Dry Goods Store A Home Store, Owned and Operated by a Home Merchant. ASK FOR TICKETS 116 Mill Street Grass Valley ASK FOR TICKETS ALL WOOL ESMOND BLANKETS 72x84 inches. For Per pair FEATHER PILLOWS 19x26 Inches MATTRESS .. COVERS Nevada City Phone 5 f IN OUR WINDOWS NOW PART WOOL BLANKETS (Double) ATTRACTIVE NEW COMFORTERS AT ATTRACTIVE PRICES $2.25, $3. 00 $4.50 Let us fill all your needs, beds, springs, mattresses, sheets, pillow cases, bedroom lamps and floor coverings. Alpha Stores, Lid. r Grass Valley Phone 88 \ ——— 2 JUST ARRIVED Carload of 1937 Genuine QUAKER BURNOIL HEATERS _ Price installed from $39.25 to $97. 50 Ensinst of terms. 122 West Main Street Grass Valley CLIFF A. them i in Nevada City at Noyes’ Electric ‘Shop DeBERRY Phone 41 Grass Valley Commercial St., Nevada City