September 8, 1930 (4 pages)

Sitter erent ease THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA "THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET = . weekly. on Mondays at Nevada City, California, fered as mail matter of the second class in the postofvada City, under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. SUBSCRIPTION RATES = fear, any address in California, in advance ... $2.00 side California, in U. -s Hae 2.50 Months .60 Vionth 25 bgal Newspaper of General Circulation for Nevada City Nevada County, as defined by legal statute. Printed and shed at Nevada City. : __ Alma Ficon, Editor; Thos.Ficon, Publisher WADA COUNTY RODEO AT PEARDALE NEXT ? ; ‘ SUNDAY reputation of never haying been conquered. One horse enterd as a hard on has never been brokn to lead or ride. ans for the Nevada County Rofto be held at Peardale next sunt: . ‘are being pushed by the eee under the leadership of Fred Bier-, geen, President of Peardal> Farm j The morning program which will ater. This entire week 1s being . consist of a baseball game between mt in improving the grounds, aria Mevad onl Bl ad icing for the various events sched . the Nevada City Blues an ae fj and constructing accomioda-. Valley All Stars, will decide an arguz lment that has been in progress all ns for the many visitors The barbacue promises to be an, Summer. These teams have met four f times and to date each has won two traction to those who have par-. This game will be the final ! games. The baseball fans ken of: such meals. On the menu. ie:many delicics planned as a fit; 2nd deciding game. i will no doubt take advantage of this see these two outfits 24 accompaniment to prime steer . : rbecue style. Walter Parsons will opportunity to ¢ as head cook and will supervise ; When they. ‘play bail’? at ten thirty. fhe construction of the cooking pit . nd the preparing of the meat. . The stock for the rodeo is beiual ase atranging for, a dance in the new punded up by a committee headed! Peardale Hall several bull dogging By Louis Le Duc and Ed Granholm. . events, ealf-tying and steer riding. These men promise a good lot of . The wide scope of the entertainment Mhard to ride” horses —and steers. will no doubt be the incentive for a "Phey have gotten their stock from . arge attendance and with this in le@veral counties and several of the . mind the committee will be prepared orses coming bring with them the to take care of a thousand people. A varied prram to suit all who attend is desired by the committee who 'wiRS. CYNTHIA BURGETT PASSES . the school equipment fund. . AFTER SHORT ILLNESS Mrs. Cynthia Burgette, for about 48 years a resident of Downieville died at the home of Mrs. McClish om East Board street where she had Heon under the care of Mrs. McClish . } @ trained nurse, for two .nonths. Interment was made in Downiewho literally swamped the place. , Q————_MRS. FRED WORTH WINS PRIZES ON FANCYWORK GRAND PRESIDENT VISITS LOCAL PARLOR N. D. G. W. the season took place here Wednesday vening when Daughters gathered Hotel to greet Grand President EsHundreds of tickets were sold and the grounds crowded by enthusiasts MISS PRESCELLA FLEURY AND JACK AUBURN MARRIED Miss. Prescella Fleury of Nevada City and Jack Faran of Auburn were married at the Freeman Hall in Auburn Saturday evening. They were attended by Miss Elizabth Sagn of this city and R. McDermott of Auburn. Miss Fleury was an employe at the National Hotel Coffee Shop, and was well and favorably known here and Mr. Faran is an employe of the Py One of the outstanding events of sixty-nine Native at the National telle Evans of Pittsburg. Mrs. Evans was honored by a formal dinner presided over by Mrs. Mathilde Schmidt, president of Laurel Parlor, Manzanita Parlor No. 29 and other parlors from different . G. & E. parts of the state were represented. 0. Mrs. Schmidt as toast master Mr. and Mrs. David Hutchinson formerly of Nevada City, now of San Francisco, report the birth of a son, weighing seven pounds. : {). v The Nevada City Woman's Improvement Club will hold its first fall season’s meeting Monday evenproved herself past master in the art and the program which followed the sumptuous repast, which had been prepared by Manager and Mrs. Worth, was one of real merit and consisted of short talks, toasts and songs. The. delightful informality of ABOUT OUR SERVICE Our patrons have found that it is “different” from others; it is more personal, more sympathetic. And that is what you want when: you have trouble in the family such a8 death and its attendant misfortunes MODERN AMBULANCE SERVICH HOLMES FUNERAL HOME ing at the Brand Studio at 8 o’clock, is announed by the President, Mrs. R. J. Bennetts. it all, lending a spirit of friendliness and goodfellow ship which was highly enjoyable. Grand President Mrs. Evans was introduced by Mrs. Schmidt and gave a short interesitng talk, punctuated by a vein of irresistable wit and humor which elicited rounds vf applause and laughter. Others making — talks during the evening were, Past Grand President Eshter Sullivan of Marysville; Junior Past President Louise C. Heilbron of Sacramento; Past Grand President Alison Watt of Grass Valley; Mrs. Ovaline Penrose, of Laurel Parlor, district deputy for ManazaniSmall size Studio W. W. Kimball Piano. May be had for balance due. Is now located in Grass Valley. Write Ellas Marx Music Co., . 1th and Guy Sts., Sacramento. CLASSIFIED ADS CLASSIFIED RATES One cent a word for first insertion, two cents a word for one month. Minimum rate, 25c, one time, 50c ta Parlor, and Mrs. Beulah Coombs) ¢ F or month. of Manzanita Parlor, district deputy for Laurel Parlor. For Immediate Sale—In this localAt the close of the dinner session ity, one Player piano and one the adjournment was made to the upright. May be had for balance Laurel Parlor and a regular meetdue. In very easy payments. Write ing held. A new member, Miss EuEllas Marx Music Company, Sacragenie Wright, daughter of District mento. —8, 15, 22. Attorney and Mrs. Wright 2-. placez FOR SALE—4 quartz, claims. $15,000 cash. C. C. Bennetts, Edward’s Bridge, Nevada City P. O. North of Hodge Development Company. journeyed from San Francisco, where she attends college, to be initiated during the-visit of the Grand_President. The beautiful ritualistic ceremony of initiation was so well exemplified that Mrs. Evans complimented the members highly on this work. In her address to the representative from various parlors Mrs. Evans reviewed ithe work of the order throughout the state and gave a brief resume of the various activities of the order. FOR SALE—Nicely newly renovated house. All conveniences. Splendid grounds. Deal with owner and gain what agent would charge me. A sure bargain. S. M. Katzer, 344 Long Street, Nevada City. I HAVE INSTALLED A HEMstitching machine and pleater in WINIATURE GOLF COURSE “PROVES POPULAR PLACE wiile. 0 Frank Davis and J. S. Moomey, who have recently started miniature golf grounds in Grass Valley on Wain Street: donated the. use of the Mrs. F. C. Worth has been award During a brief interlude Mrs.) my dressmaking shop on Nevada ‘ed five blue ribbons representing Schmidt, on behalf of the Laurel] Street, and orders for work of this first prizes, and one red ribbon, repParlor ,presented Mrs. Evans a beauat shad fear ice toa ee i tiful P ; rs. ina ndrews, residence jus resenting a second prize for articles ul gift which was received with. pick of W. P. Jones. acct which she has on display in the Women’s Building at the state fair at Sacramento. Some of these articles were on display at the recent 4th of July celebration in Nevada City. Included in the exhibit are beautifully made quilts, a French doll graceful words of thanks. Lovely boquets of seasonable flowers were presented to Junior Past Grand President Louise C. Heilbron, Past Grand Presidents Watt and Sullivan, Grand Trustee Mrs. Brainerd of Sacramento and District Deputies MALE HELP WANTED Reliable man wanted to run McNess Business in Nevada County. Wonderful opportunity. Make $8 to $15 daily. No experience or capital needed. Write today. Furst & Thom. grounds to the Grass Valley High and pieces of pettipoint work, @ehool Foot Ball Team, for Friday —— 0 Penrose and Coombs. as, Dept. F, 426 Third St., Oakland, WE WILL GIVE FIVE MILLION DOLLARS In accident Insurance to our customers and every member . of their family between the ages of 15 and 60 years. No medical examination. No red tape. You cannot afford te be wihout this protection. For every 50c purchase made here; we give you a ticket. When you have 40 of them you can get a $1 0,000 Accident Insurance Policy for only $1.00. Come in and get full particulars today. PLAZA SUPER SERVICE STATION — Larsen & Hardt Three past grand presidents and . Calif. a25-3t a grand trustee of the order present eyoning; for the purpose of swelling . Subscribe for The Nugget is a notable item. . NEAR GRASS > Bucking Horses, Bull Dogging, Steer Riding. . DANCIN -” Admission—Adults $1.00—Chil ~ Nevada County ODEO SEPT. 14, 1930 By Peardale Farm Center VALLEY ON COLFAX ROAD , Placer and Sierra Counties Prizes In ALL Events BIG BARBECUE EOROPEEREEERE EEE ECS : In The Newly Enlarged — Peardale Hall All Day eee oe Admission Includes All Events Cheques. Riders from Nevada, 25c Our patrons are acquainted under the roof of this bank. A® attention to one of them, We wish to suggest, if you are you let us supply you with these to protect and insure your travel funds and assure a worryfree, successful vacation. ‘BANK UNDER ONE ROOF with the various services offered. this time we wish to call special American Express Travelers at planning a vacation trip, that Travelers Cheques in order OF AMERICA OF CALIFORNIA we ger 1 Petr fu et eaten cans anat ht gestetese este sbeteteoetebetestete oi este de sbteedestes ‘ * Fresh, Wholesome, Appetizing : a Ss % . % . * te aed ji : t % a % me ee K z * i io ‘ & + Our large and growin gvolume of business enables % = e e + us to offer you a large variey of choice meats at a & * : :$ small margin of profit. * 4 SOME OF OUR SPECIALS * j & { * Small rib steaks, tender and juicy. % # Fine Tenderloin and Sirloin cuts. , a > * Roasts of all kinds. Ld e e = oe + Weinies and superfine Kraut. + * te . : KEYSTONE MARKET . & . e H he u : Calanan and Richards ee *

Sitter erent ease THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA "THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET = . weekly. on Mondays at Nevada City, California, fered as mail matter of the second class in the postofvada City, under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. SUBSCRIPTION RATES = fear, any address in California, in advance ...... $2.00 side California, in U. -s Hae 2.50 Months .60 Vionth 25 bgal Newspaper of General Circulation for Nevada City Nevada County, as defined by legal statute. Printed and shed at Nevada City. : __ Alma Ficon, Editor; Thos.Ficon, Publisher WADA COUNTY RODEO AT PEARDALE NEXT ? ; ‘ SUNDAY reputation of never haying been conquered. One horse enterd as a hard on has never been brokn to lead or ride. ans for the Nevada County Rofto be held at Peardale next sunt: . ‘are being pushed by the eee under the leadership of Fred Bier-, geen, President of Peardal> Farm j The morning program which will ater. This entire week 1s being . consist of a baseball game between mt in improving the grounds, aria Mevad onl Bl ad icing for the various events sched . the Nevada City Blues an ae fj and constructing accomioda-. Valley All Stars, will decide an arguz lment that has been in progress all ns for the many visitors The barbacue promises to be an, Summer. These teams have met four f times and to date each has won two traction to those who have par-. This game will be the final ! games. The baseball fans ken of: such meals. On the menu. ie:many delicics planned as a fit; 2nd deciding game. i will no doubt take advantage of this see these two outfits 24 accompaniment to prime steer . : rbecue style. Walter Parsons will opportunity to ¢ as head cook and will supervise ; When they. ‘play bail’? at ten thirty. fhe construction of the cooking pit . nd the preparing of the meat. . The stock for the rodeo is beiual ase atranging for, a dance in the new punded up by a committee headed! Peardale Hall several bull dogging By Louis Le Duc and Ed Granholm. . events, ealf-tying and steer riding. These men promise a good lot of . The wide scope of the entertainment Mhard to ride” horses —and steers. will no doubt be the incentive for a "Phey have gotten their stock from . arge attendance and with this in le@veral counties and several of the . mind the committee will be prepared orses coming bring with them the to take care of a thousand people. A varied prram to suit all who attend is desired by the committee who 'wiRS. CYNTHIA BURGETT PASSES . the school equipment fund. . AFTER SHORT ILLNESS Mrs. Cynthia Burgette, for about 48 years a resident of Downieville died at the home of Mrs. McClish om East Board street where she had Heon under the care of Mrs. McClish . } @ trained nurse, for two .nonths. Interment was made in Downiewho literally swamped the place. , Q————_MRS. FRED WORTH WINS PRIZES ON FANCYWORK GRAND PRESIDENT VISITS LOCAL PARLOR N. D. G. W. the season took place here Wednesday vening when Daughters gathered Hotel to greet Grand President EsHundreds of tickets were sold and the grounds crowded by enthusiasts MISS PRESCELLA FLEURY AND JACK AUBURN MARRIED Miss. Prescella Fleury of Nevada City and Jack Faran of Auburn were married at the Freeman Hall in Auburn Saturday evening. They were attended by Miss Elizabth Sagn of this city and R. McDermott of Auburn. Miss Fleury was an employe at the National Hotel Coffee Shop, and was well and favorably known here and Mr. Faran is an employe of the Py One of the outstanding events of sixty-nine Native at the National telle Evans of Pittsburg. Mrs. Evans was honored by a formal dinner presided over by Mrs. Mathilde Schmidt, president of Laurel Parlor, Manzanita Parlor No. 29 and other parlors from different . G. & E. parts of the state were represented. 0. Mrs. Schmidt as toast master Mr. and Mrs. David Hutchinson formerly of Nevada City, now of San Francisco, report the birth of a son, weighing seven pounds. : {). v The Nevada City Woman's Improvement Club will hold its first fall season’s meeting Monday evenproved herself past master in the art and the program which followed the sumptuous repast, which had been prepared by Manager and Mrs. Worth, was one of real merit and consisted of short talks, toasts and songs. The. delightful informality of ABOUT OUR SERVICE Our patrons have found that it is “different” from others; it is more personal, more sympathetic. And that is what you want when: you have trouble in the family such a8 death and its attendant misfortunes MODERN AMBULANCE SERVICH HOLMES FUNERAL HOME ing at the Brand Studio at 8 o’clock, is announed by the President, Mrs. R. J. Bennetts. it all, lending a spirit of friendliness and goodfellow ship which was highly enjoyable. Grand President Mrs. Evans was introduced by Mrs. Schmidt and gave a short interesitng talk, punctuated by a vein of irresistable wit and humor which elicited rounds vf applause and laughter. Others making — talks during the evening were, Past Grand President Eshter Sullivan of Marysville; Junior Past President Louise C. Heilbron of Sacramento; Past Grand President Alison Watt of Grass Valley; Mrs. Ovaline Penrose, of Laurel Parlor, district deputy for ManazaniSmall size Studio W. W. Kimball Piano. May be had for balance due. Is now located in Grass Valley. Write Ellas Marx Music Co., . 1th and Guy Sts., Sacramento. CLASSIFIED ADS CLASSIFIED RATES One cent a word for first insertion, two cents a word for one month. Minimum rate, 25c, one time, 50c ta Parlor, and Mrs. Beulah Coombs) ¢ F or month. of Manzanita Parlor, district deputy for Laurel Parlor. For Immediate Sale—In this localAt the close of the dinner session ity, one Player piano and one the adjournment was made to the upright. May be had for balance Laurel Parlor and a regular meetdue. In very easy payments. Write ing held. A new member, Miss EuEllas Marx Music Company, Sacragenie Wright, daughter of District mento. —8, 15, 22.

Attorney and Mrs. Wright 2-. placez FOR SALE—4 quartz, claims. $15,000 cash. C. C. Bennetts, Edward’s Bridge, Nevada City P. O. North of Hodge Development Company. journeyed from San Francisco, where she attends college, to be initiated during the-visit of the Grand_President. The beautiful ritualistic ceremony of initiation was so well exemplified that Mrs. Evans complimented the members highly on this work. In her address to the representative from various parlors Mrs. Evans reviewed ithe work of the order throughout the state and gave a brief resume of the various activities of the order. FOR SALE—Nicely newly renovated house. All conveniences. Splendid grounds. Deal with owner and gain what agent would charge me. A sure bargain. S. M. Katzer, 344 Long Street, Nevada City. I HAVE INSTALLED A HEMstitching machine and pleater in WINIATURE GOLF COURSE “PROVES POPULAR PLACE wiile. 0 Frank Davis and J. S. Moomey, who have recently started miniature golf grounds in Grass Valley on Wain Street: donated the. use of the Mrs. F. C. Worth has been award During a brief interlude Mrs.) my dressmaking shop on Nevada ‘ed five blue ribbons representing Schmidt, on behalf of the Laurel] Street, and orders for work of this first prizes, and one red ribbon, repParlor ,presented Mrs. Evans a beauat shad fear ice toa ee i tiful P ; rs. ina ndrews, residence jus resenting a second prize for articles ul gift which was received with. pick of W. P. Jones. acct which she has on display in the Women’s Building at the state fair at Sacramento. Some of these articles were on display at the recent 4th of July celebration in Nevada City. Included in the exhibit are beautifully made quilts, a French doll graceful words of thanks. Lovely boquets of seasonable flowers were presented to Junior Past Grand President Louise C. Heilbron, Past Grand Presidents Watt and Sullivan, Grand Trustee Mrs. Brainerd of Sacramento and District Deputies MALE HELP WANTED Reliable man wanted to run McNess Business in Nevada County. Wonderful opportunity. Make $8 to $15 daily. No experience or capital needed. Write today. Furst & Thom. grounds to the Grass Valley High and pieces of pettipoint work, @ehool Foot Ball Team, for Friday —— 0 Penrose and Coombs. as, Dept. F, 426 Third St., Oakland, WE WILL GIVE FIVE MILLION DOLLARS In accident Insurance to our customers and every member . of their family between the ages of 15 and 60 years. No medical examination. No red tape. You cannot afford te be wihout this protection. For every 50c purchase made here; we give you a ticket. When you have 40 of them you can get a $1 0,000 Accident Insurance Policy for only $1.00. Come in and get full particulars today. PLAZA SUPER SERVICE STATION — Larsen & Hardt Three past grand presidents and . Calif. a25-3t a grand trustee of the order present eyoning; for the purpose of swelling . Subscribe for The Nugget is a notable item. . NEAR GRASS > Bucking Horses, Bull Dogging, Steer Riding. . DANCIN -” Admission—Adults $1.00—Chil ~ Nevada County ODEO SEPT. 14, 1930 By Peardale Farm Center VALLEY ON COLFAX ROAD , Placer and Sierra Counties Prizes In ALL Events BIG BARBECUE EOROPEEREEERE EEE ECS : In The Newly Enlarged — Peardale Hall All Day eee oe Admission Includes All Events Cheques. Riders from Nevada, 25c Our patrons are acquainted under the roof of this bank. A® attention to one of them, We wish to suggest, if you are you let us supply you with these to protect and insure your travel funds and assure a worryfree, successful vacation. ‘BANK UNDER ONE ROOF with the various services offered. this time we wish to call special American Express Travelers at planning a vacation trip, that Travelers Cheques in order OF AMERICA OF CALIFORNIA we ger 1 Petr fu et eaten cans anat ht gestetese este sbeteteoetebetestete oi este de sbteedestes ‘ * Fresh, Wholesome, Appetizing : a Ss % . % . * te aed ji : t % a % me ee K z * i io ‘ & + Our large and growin gvolume of business enables % = e e + us to offer you a large variey of choice meats at a & * : :$ small margin of profit. * 4 SOME OF OUR SPECIALS * j & { * Small rib steaks, tender and juicy. % # Fine Tenderloin and Sirloin cuts. , a > * Roasts of all kinds. Ld e e = oe + Weinies and superfine Kraut. + * te . : KEYSTONE MARKET . & . e H he u : Calanan and Richards ee *