September 9, 1929 (6 pages)

8 OA SiO Ae eh he 1D a Rd in leie Salt PUR yea EA PRR te Midas ge a Ci mes ee St Set BIT Spe tnt isbt Rss Sika Renal GABE Ie ‘MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 9, 1929” ee THE: NEVADA Published weekly on Mondays at Nevada City, California, and entered as mail matter of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada City, under Act of Congress, SUBSCRIPTION RATES _ One Year, any address in California, in advance ... Outside California, im U.S. nec ceeccnecseceessnseessesssenteeenetneen Oe ae eae ert enece One Month A Legal Newspaper of General Circulation for Nevada City and evida County, as defined by legal statute. Printed and published at Nevada City. Arthur A. Willoughby Elsie P. Willoughby eencccccceccceccccepaceeasssettensarerersecasnescsnemagseaeuhynsates CITY NUGGET March 3, 1879. Ye _. Editor and Publisher Associate ~ THE.HIGH SCHOOL NEWS Edited Weekly by the Students, Nevada City High School —_— STAF Editor Thelma Boreham Senior Reporter ..Nadine Sutton Junior Reporter Margaret Rector Sophomore Reporter -. Betty Bettles Freshman Reporter Katherine Celio cereeanns RES EDITORIAL Sg ASS a VER The high school starts new term with enrolment of 128. The enrollment this year is said to compast. 1" Miss “Leschinsky “~alse~--plans.to organize teams in various sports uch as tennis, hockey, baseball, -GIRL’S ATHLETICS This year, Miss Leschinsky, the girls’ physical education instructor pianned to work out a.well formulated program for girls’ athletics. The girls are required to wear reulation unifoms, which are slightly different from those worn in ‘the and possibly basket-ball. Although it is impossible for the pare very favorably with ‘the enroll: ment at this time last year. There will:probably be a few late enrollments which will add to this number. The teaching staff has the work Education caused the building and grounds to be in excellent condition for the opening day. Both. teachers and pupils are proud of their nice clean building and appreciate the money and effort which was spent. The teaching staff has th ework well in hand and both teachers and pupils are happy in the work. A fine spirit of cooperation prevails between faculty and pupils. The following organizations are already beginning to function: the four class organizations, a Girl's League, Athletic Association, and Students Association .An Honor Society is to be organized in the very near future. The Freshman and Senior class is taking advantage of the faet that it is Admission Day todiuy--which means a legal holiday, and is having class picnics. All pupils, and in the Senior and Freshman classes deserve considerable credit for excellent planning and conduct at the Freshman initiaton Friday afternoon and evening. On behalf of the facu!ty, I desire to thank the many parents and friend, for their attendance at the initiation program, and for the many good wishes extended. More than 300 perons were present and thoroughly enjoyed the progam. B. F. Wilson, Principal. WE FRESHMEN Well, here we are. back to the -old grind again-——but it is a new “old grind’, a new course of study, new teachers, new suroundings and new friends. Our class has enlarged. out somewhat because there are many from the outlying districts. We now number 37. A business meeting was held August 29 for the election of officers. The following students were elected for the various offices: ow Tucker . . 22s. President Louise Schrieher . Vice President Neca Botting .-..--.-.;.. Secretary iadiie .Orgalit ;.c30.5553.. Treasurer We all know that these people will try to carry out the class duties to the best of their ability. At this meeting it was move’ and seconded that we arranre 2 class picnic. Ruth Rector, Katherine Celio, and Bill Sharpe were .appointed by the President, Bob Tucker, to serve on the food commitiee. Florence Cerro, Delbert Shiffner and John Sbaffi are to have charge of the entertainment. Plans are now being made for the first social gathering of the Freshmen. The time and place has not as yet been definitely decided on. The Freshman class is very well pleased to have Miss Main as class advisor and hope that she will be with us throughout our four year: iF _of high school. ‘Phil Cummings of North Bloomfield was a recent Nevada City visitor. : J. F. O'CONNOR Civil and Miniug Engineer © especially’ those . irls to have inter-school activitites, een competition between classes is «xpected. . taking a much ther big: sister, and is leaving short‘the Nevada City high school. BerALUMNI During these opening days of the school term, when school friend-. m: GIRL'S ASSOCIATIONThe Girls’ Association held a neg, at 3:20, Thusday afternoon ships are again renewed, certain} August 29. The purpose of the well known faces are missing,—. meeting was to elect officers for the seniors of last year having de-!the coming year. The following ‘parted for their . future work or. were elected: education. In this connection Nancy] president ... ‘Thelma Boreham Jones, who has been summer at spending her! vice President .. Margaret Rector Huntington Lake in! Secretary 00.0.2. Betty Bettles the high Sierras, bagging rattle! Treasurer ...... Lois Eden snakes and other big game, is now There was no. other’ business needed rest in Nevada Gity, preparatory to taking up her courses at Stanford. Alberta Baker has just left for the University of California to register for her initial semester, Bert undoubiedly will raise the standing of the Nevada City high at Cal. Mary Jones is treading in the footsteps of brought up at this meeting so it adjourned in a short time. Miss Thelma Leschinsky, is acting as dean of girls again — this] term, and a very successful year is expected by all. JUNIOR CLASS ELECTION A junior class meeting .was held on-Friday, August 30, and the following class members were elected to office: ly for the normal school at San Jose Miriam Sawyer, also, is about to, attend the San Jose Teachers’ School where she will be joined by her sister in her studies, Kathlyn Greenaway is taking a post graduate course in commercial subjects at President Carl Murchte Margaret Rector Vice President SQcretarvy-1 TOasSUTOn. Geico os Bay pase eye oe are, Me bae: Evelyn Granholm Treasurer Willie Jeffrey The junior class has changed its nice Eden will take up her course at the Munsen sehool in San*Francisco, Helen Chapman, Geraldine 3 : Larcon, Olen Resalin, Vers Tocmaiint eo TO ise Faylor. to Mrs, a hia dest 2 5? a =] As é she , Dorothy Watters, Marie Young, -Milwlohe acess are--said to be very : well satisfied with the result of the ded Reader, and Elsie Casci have spent their vacations at home, and will remain.,there. this year. appointment. Duing the summer months the interior and exterior of the Nevada ; eee ee City high school was impoved. We da City. Lloyd White is driving the all felt very proud of entering such Among the boys, not so much.is known, but it is rumored that Carroll Coughlin will resume his studies at St. Mary’s, Augustus Hanks is working, in Penrose’s store in NevaSENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Thursday afternoon, August 29, the Senior Class elected their officers for the coming year, The following were elected: Mr. Kjorlie, who so ably guided us laste year, -was chosen as the Senior class advisor, INITIATION — The Freshmen were duly initiated by the Seniors into the Nevada City . High School Student Body, Friday jnight, August 380. Each Frosh. was requested to perform some specified ‘feat. to prove his loyalty to the ' Student Body. Some of the tasks ihat were imposed upon these poor frightened, one might even say green Freshmen caused much emusemeént, for the audienee, which was unusually large. ‘ President Robert Polglase of the Senior class acted as master of ceremonics. After all the Freshmen had been admitted to the Student Body, he gave them some very vxood advice, how. to act during their . high school career, After the initiation program a {dance was held in the “gym’?. The . Freshmen as well as the upper ; classmen enjoyed a. good time. The Seniors must give the Freshman class a word of praise for the sportsmanlike way, in which they conducted themselves, throughthe initiation progam. If they /Carry this attitude through the following four years, Nevada City high school will be proud to claim them as a class. SOPHOMORE CLASSS MEET The Sophomore class held first meeting, August 29th, for the purpose of electing <class officers. Gladys Clark was chosen president. Donald Macari, vice president; Fae Murphy, seeretary; and Edgar Da vey, treasurer. The matter of dues Was settled and is to be $1.00 per year. Plans were made for coming events. . The class was very well pleased ,to find that they were to have Misa ; Whelan as adviser again this year. their Mrs. Brophy and _ Miss Georgia Engligh of North Columbia came to Nevada City recently and met their bother, J. H. English of Los Angeles, who will visit his old home for atime. . *“ J. W Culver of French Corra! Wag in Nevada City last week. Dr. W. P. SAWYER will be at his office Z2to4p.m — Glasses Correctly Fitted Eye, Ear. Nose, and Throat Office practice only nited,. States. Mineral. Surveyor. . Ldgersed Land Surveyor. Upstairs over City Hall. oe Main Street, Grass Vouley : Ott Building Main Street Nevada City President ...:. Robert Polglase Vice President . Thelma Boreham . Secretary ... Dorothy Tamblyn TPEYGARWTOD) 610555250 Harrison Randal! . epeeeeey eee Elbridge Soe ja nice building but we thought ae a position in San Franciseo. . that we should clean up the yard. Harry Evans is working at the é : So Thursday afternoon, the annual chain groceteria in Nevada City. “clean up” day, the boys ‘with their for. they. P. tonn igs Is working rakes, picks, scythes, shovels and, 1G, & E, at Loomis, George Noyes noes, started to work. The FreshEmpire mine in odes the : man boys weeded and mowed the Grass Valley. Lorenzo Cicogni, Don-. jaywn. The larger boys under the ‘ald Stevens, and Spencer White are supervision of Mr. C. B. Pedersen ‘at their respective homes in Neva-, ang Fireman Herbert Hallett burned da City. the dry grasS and cleaned the baseg Cabanon ca ket ball court. FACULTY The girls, also, did their share of the work. Books were placed in order and «cupboards were cleaned This -. term the: faculty: is\ the thoroughly. It was a tired and happy bunch of boys and girls that went home that ‘evening—feeling that they had done something for their school. As time goes on more work will be done on the high yard. : same as last term, with two exceptions. Mr. B. F. Wilson, a Stanford gaduate, and an experienced principal, has taken Mr, Isensee’s place as principal and Miss Mabel F. Main, who for five years was vice-princi-_ pal in the Rock Fall: high school in Rock Falls, Illinois, has taken Miss Agnes Hoffinan’s place in the English department. school _D. C. ‘O’Rourke of San Francisco was a business visitor recently. This. year certain changes have SASn menace reren RUT yee T AS erm ae . ;been made in the courses offered. SAN FRANCISCO The following are the depzrtmeénts ‘ : which each teacher will be in i iy tena charge of: Bt URPIN . k Miss Mehbel I. Main , English and History iMrs. Ruth Hulen Commercial Miss Ann Whelan Foreign Language Mi HM Ey Rioters. OAS pan eaes Science and’ Social Miss Thelma Leschinsky ..2... Mathematics and Physical: Bdueation Mr. C. B, Pedersen English, Social Sciences, and Physi. eal Education, A SPLENOLD VALUE Science 17 Powell Street at Market THIS CENTRAL DOWNTOWN LOCATION animportant conventence to you This coupon entitles ho@er to FREE FRESHMANSOPH BRAWL . hss" SeFeseciti % FREE GARAGE The Freshman-Sophomore braw! pee WM SURE. Je, was held Friday afternoon. There were many events’ among which were sack races, obstacle races, and turtle races. The sophomores were the victors with a seore of 26-17. The brawl finished with a EXTRA SEAVICE big tugof-war. <A pennant is to be given ol FREES to the sophomores, the winners. in : the brawl. om Attorney and Mrs. William R. Twamley of San Francisco pagsed through Nevada City — recently en route to North Columbia to visit Wt: aunt, Mrs. -C. J, aglish FINE WATCH REPAIRING Radie Servicing and Repairs’ CLARENCE R. GRAY 320 Coyote St. Phone 152 Ww ork Called for and Delivered WHAT YOU SAVE ON ONE FEDERAL HELPS TO BUY THE NEXT Guarantted Vulcanizing ana Repairing ACE TIRE SHOP 110 Main St. Grass Valley _ ri and Bullion , urchased Liceas™: by State of California Bistablished 1907 WILDBERG BROS. 1 biter ing Market Se.,Sati Francisco } . z : rissa . THE ROSE LEF. tS, ey THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA, i a nen a a SS VACATION octane On Monday, September 2, Labor Day, there si were no classes held at school. Also, -on September 9, there will be no school: 'These holidays are certainly appreciated by the students, as it was rather Hard to settle down to along winter’s work after having had three month’s vacation. Mrs. James’ K. Davis and Mrs. Jewett Adams spent a week visiting in Cargon City and Reno. Mrs. Adams’ will soon . return to her home in San Francisco. She spent the summer here. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Lord had as week end guests their son, Hartley, and family of Bekéley. has ee a a ah i ae ee i i 2 he thing you will want. Pencils ‘Binders and Fillers rien S COURTESY AND . plete stock of pure, fresh that are resaonable. product. Just give us a trial. Dhor . Number One @ TH rite ee ee EEE SEEN EOE Admission Day, iy Ss Healesoahe tee ake eae oBesleofeatebesteeateate ete alee mmetestioleat melee tlekeieieiek ieieiie ie iekee ceded fa STUDENTS Come to us for your School Needs. We have everyFountain Pens Paste ~Drawing Supplies~~Lunch Kits with: Thermos Bottles’ : R E.RARRIS é THE DEPARTMENT DRUG STORE : The Rexok Store t Stationery Headquarters Trade with us and you will always get real VALUE! We have anything you may require in the line of foodstuffs—and always the BEST of any particular J. J. JACKSON eotetetet eon GRMN MENNONITE NM ay ateieniadamaaiad PERSONAL MENTION Mrs. Theo. Larsen Wag called to Sprague, Washington by the serious illness of a friend, Mrs. Lizzie ‘Cameron. Mrg. 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8 OA SiO Ae eh he 1D a Rd in leie Salt PUR yea EA PRR te Midas ge a Ci mes ee St Set BIT Spe tnt isbt Rss Sika Renal GABE Ie ‘MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 9, 1929” ee THE: NEVADA Published weekly on Mondays at Nevada City, California, and entered as mail matter of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada City, under Act of Congress, SUBSCRIPTION RATES _ One Year, any address in California, in advance ...... Outside California, im U.S. nec ceeccnecseceessnseessesssenteeenetneen Oe ae eae ert enece One Month A Legal Newspaper of General Circulation for Nevada City and evida County, as defined by legal statute. Printed and published at Nevada City. Arthur A. Willoughby Elsie P. Willoughby eencccccceccceccccepaceeasssettensarerersecasnescsnemagseaeuhynsates CITY NUGGET March 3, 1879. Ye _.. Editor and Publisher Associate ~ THE.HIGH SCHOOL NEWS Edited Weekly by the Students, Nevada City High School —_— STAF Editor Thelma Boreham Senior Reporter ....Nadine Sutton Junior Reporter Margaret Rector Sophomore Reporter -. Betty Bettles Freshman Reporter Katherine Celio cereeanns RES EDITORIAL Sg ASS a VER The high school starts new term with enrolment of 128. The enrollment this year is said to compast. 1" Miss “Leschinsky “~alse~--plans.to organize teams in various sports uch as tennis, hockey, baseball, -GIRL’S ATHLETICS This year, Miss Leschinsky, the girls’ physical education instructor pianned to work out a.well formulated program for girls’ athletics. The girls are required to wear reulation unifoms, which are slightly different from those worn in ‘the and possibly basket-ball. Although it is impossible for the pare very favorably with ‘the enroll: ment at this time last year. There will:probably be a few late enrollments which will add to this number. The teaching staff has the work Education caused the building and grounds to be in excellent condition for the opening day. Both. teachers and pupils are proud of their nice clean building and appreciate the money and effort which was spent. The teaching staff has th ework well in hand and both teachers and pupils are happy in the work. A fine spirit of cooperation prevails between faculty and pupils. The following organizations are already beginning to function: the four class organizations, a Girl's League, Athletic Association, and Students Association .An Honor Society is to be organized in the very near future. The Freshman and Senior class is taking advantage of the faet that it is Admission Day todiuy--which means a legal holiday, and is having class picnics. All pupils, and in the Senior and Freshman classes deserve considerable credit for excellent planning and conduct at the Freshman initiaton Friday afternoon and evening. On behalf of the facu!ty, I desire to thank the many parents and friend, for their attendance at the initiation program, and for the many good wishes extended. More than 300 perons were present and thoroughly enjoyed the progam. B. F. Wilson, Principal. WE FRESHMEN Well, here we are. back to the -old grind again-——but it is a new “old grind’, a new course of study, new teachers, new suroundings and new friends. Our class has enlarged. out somewhat because there are many from the outlying districts. We now number 37. A business meeting was held August 29 for the election of officers. The following students were elected for the various offices: ow Tucker . .. 22s.. President Louise Schrieher .. Vice President Neca Botting ..-...--.-.;... Secretary iadiie .Orgalit ;..c30.5553... Treasurer We all know that these people will try to carry out the class duties to the best of their ability. At this meeting it was move’ and seconded that we arranre 2 class picnic. Ruth Rector, Katherine Celio, and Bill Sharpe were .appointed by the President, Bob Tucker, to serve on the food commitiee. Florence Cerro, Delbert Shiffner and John Sbaffi are to have charge of the entertainment. Plans are now being made for the first social gathering of the Freshmen. The time and place has not as yet been definitely decided on. The Freshman class is very well pleased to have Miss Main as class advisor and hope that she will be with us throughout our four year: iF _of high school. ‘Phil Cummings of North Bloomfield was a recent Nevada City visitor. : J. F. O'CONNOR Civil and Miniug Engineer © especially’ those . irls to have inter-school activitites, een competition between classes is «xpected. . taking a much ther big: sister, and is leaving short‘the Nevada City high school. BerALUMNI During these opening days of the school term, when school friend-. m: GIRL'S ASSOCIATIONThe Girls’ Association held a neg, at 3:20, Thusday afternoon ships are again renewed, certain} August 29. The purpose of the well known faces are missing,—. meeting was to elect officers for the seniors of last year having de-!the coming year. The following ‘parted for their . future work or. were elected: education. In this connection Nancy] president ...... ‘Thelma Boreham Jones, who has been summer at spending her! vice President ... Margaret Rector Huntington Lake in! Secretary 00.0.2.. Betty Bettles the high Sierras, bagging rattle! Treasurer ............ Lois Eden snakes and other big game, is now There was no. other’ business needed rest in Nevada Gity, preparatory to taking up her courses at Stanford. Alberta Baker has just left for the University of California to register for her initial semester, Bert undoubiedly will raise the standing of the Nevada City high at Cal. Mary Jones is treading in the footsteps of brought up at this meeting so it adjourned in a short time. Miss Thelma Leschinsky, is acting as dean of girls again — this] term, and a very successful year is expected by all. JUNIOR CLASS ELECTION A junior class meeting .was held on-Friday, August 30, and the following class members were elected to office: ly for the normal school at San Jose Miriam Sawyer, also, is about to, attend the San Jose Teachers’ School where she will be joined by her sister in her studies, Kathlyn Greenaway is taking a post graduate course in commercial subjects at President Carl Murchte Margaret Rector Vice President SQcretarvy-1 TOasSUTOn. Geico os Bay pase eye oe are, Me bae: Evelyn Granholm Treasurer Willie Jeffrey The junior class has changed its nice Eden will take up her course at the Munsen sehool in San*Francisco, Helen Chapman, Geraldine 3 : Larcon, Olen Resalin, Vers Tocmaiint eo TO ise Faylor. to Mrs, a hia dest 2 5? a =] As é she , Dorothy Watters, Marie Young, -Milwlohe acess are--said to be very : well satisfied with the result of the ded Reader, and Elsie Casci have spent their vacations at home, and will remain.,there. this year. appointment. Duing the summer months the interior and exterior of the Nevada ; eee ee City high school was impoved. We da City. Lloyd White is driving the all felt very proud of entering such Among the boys, not so much.is known, but it is rumored that Carroll Coughlin will resume his studies at St. Mary’s, Augustus Hanks is working, in Penrose’s store in NevaSENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Thursday afternoon, August 29, the Senior Class elected their officers for the coming year, The following were elected: Mr. Kjorlie, who so ably guided us laste year, -was chosen as the Senior class advisor, INITIATION — The Freshmen were duly initiated by the Seniors into the Nevada City . High School Student Body, Friday jnight, August 380. Each Frosh. was requested to perform some specified ‘feat. to prove his loyalty to the ' Student Body. Some of the tasks ihat were imposed upon these poor frightened, one might even say green Freshmen caused much emusemeént, for the audienee, which was unusually large. ‘ President Robert Polglase of the Senior class acted as master of ceremonics. After all the Freshmen had been admitted to the Student Body, he gave them some very vxood advice, how. to act during their . high school career, After the initiation program a {dance was held in the “gym’?. The . Freshmen as well as the upper ; classmen enjoyed a. good time. The Seniors must give the Freshman class a word of praise for the sportsmanlike way, in which they conducted themselves, throughthe initiation progam. If they /Carry this attitude through the following four years, Nevada City high school will be proud to claim them as a class. SOPHOMORE CLASSS MEET The Sophomore class held first meeting, August 29th, for the purpose of electing <class officers. Gladys Clark was chosen president. Donald Macari, vice president; Fae Murphy, seeretary; and Edgar Da vey, treasurer. The matter of dues Was settled and is to be $1.00 per year. Plans were made for coming events. . The class was very well pleased ,to find that they were to have Misa ; Whelan as adviser again this year. their Mrs. Brophy and _ Miss Georgia Engligh of North Columbia came to Nevada City recently and met their bother, J. H. English of Los Angeles, who will visit his old home for atime. .

*“ J. W Culver of French Corra! Wag in Nevada City last week. Dr. W. P. SAWYER will be at his office Z2to4p.m — Glasses Correctly Fitted Eye, Ear. Nose, and Throat Office practice only nited,. States. Mineral. Surveyor. . Ldgersed Land Surveyor. Upstairs over City Hall. oe Main Street, Grass Vouley : Ott Building Main Street Nevada City President ......:. Robert Polglase Vice President .. Thelma Boreham . Secretary ...... Dorothy Tamblyn TPEYGARWTOD) 610555250 Harrison Randal! . epeeeeey eee Elbridge Soe ja nice building but we thought ae a position in San Franciseo. . that we should clean up the yard. Harry Evans is working at the é : So Thursday afternoon, the annual chain groceteria in Nevada City. “clean up” day, the boys ‘with their for. they. P. tonn igs Is working rakes, picks, scythes, shovels and, 1G, & E, at Loomis, George Noyes noes, started to work. The FreshEmpire mine in odes the : man boys weeded and mowed the Grass Valley. Lorenzo Cicogni, Don-. jaywn. The larger boys under the ‘ald Stevens, and Spencer White are supervision of Mr. C. B. Pedersen ‘at their respective homes in Neva-, ang Fireman Herbert Hallett burned da City. the dry grasS and cleaned the baseg Cabanon ca ket ball court. FACULTY The girls, also, did their share of the work. Books were placed in order and «cupboards were cleaned This -. term the: faculty: is\ the thoroughly. It was a tired and happy bunch of boys and girls that went home that ‘evening—feeling that they had done something for their school. As time goes on more work will be done on the high yard. : same as last term, with two exceptions. Mr. B. F. Wilson, a Stanford gaduate, and an experienced principal, has taken Mr, Isensee’s place as principal and Miss Mabel F. Main, who for five years was vice-princi-_ pal in the Rock Fall: high school in Rock Falls, Illinois, has taken Miss Agnes Hoffinan’s place in the English department. school _D. C. ‘O’Rourke of San Francisco was a business visitor recently. This. year certain changes have SASn menace reren RUT yee T AS erm ae . ;been made in the courses offered. SAN FRANCISCO The following are the depzrtmeénts ‘ : which each teacher will be in i iy tena charge of: Bt URPIN . k Miss Mehbel I. Main , English and History iMrs. Ruth Hulen Commercial Miss Ann Whelan Foreign Language Mi HM Ey Rioters. OAS pan eaes Science and’ Social Miss Thelma Leschinsky ...2...... Mathematics and Physical: Bdueation Mr. C. B, Pedersen English, Social Sciences, and Physi. eal Education, A SPLENOLD VALUE Science 17 Powell Street at Market THIS CENTRAL DOWNTOWN LOCATION animportant conventence to you This coupon entitles ho@er to FREE FRESHMANSOPH BRAWL . hss" SeFeseciti % FREE GARAGE The Freshman-Sophomore braw! pee WM SURE. Je, was held Friday afternoon. There were many events’ among which were sack races, obstacle races, and turtle races. The sophomores were the victors with a seore of 26-17. The brawl finished with a EXTRA SEAVICE big tugof-war. <A pennant is to be given ol FREES to the sophomores, the winners. in : the brawl. om Attorney and Mrs. William R. Twamley of San Francisco pagsed through Nevada City — recently en route to North Columbia to visit Wt: aunt, Mrs. -C. J, aglish FINE WATCH REPAIRING Radie Servicing and Repairs’ CLARENCE R. GRAY 320 Coyote St. Phone 152 Ww ork Called for and Delivered WHAT YOU SAVE ON ONE FEDERAL HELPS TO BUY THE NEXT Guarantted Vulcanizing ana Repairing ACE TIRE SHOP 110 Main St. Grass Valley _ ri and Bullion , urchased Liceas™: by State of California Bistablished 1907 WILDBERG BROS. 1 biter ing Market Se.,Sati Francisco } . z : rissa . THE ROSE LEF. tS, ey THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA, i a nen a a SS VACATION octane On Monday, September 2, Labor Day, there si were no classes held at school. Also, -on September 9, there will be no school: 'These holidays are certainly appreciated by the students, as it was rather Hard to settle down to along winter’s work after having had three month’s vacation. Mrs. James’ K. Davis and Mrs. Jewett Adams spent a week visiting in Cargon City and Reno. Mrs. Adams’ will soon . return to her home in San Francisco. She spent the summer here. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Lord had as week end guests their son, Hartley, and family of Bekéley. has ee a a ah i ae ee i i 2 he thing you will want. Pencils ‘Binders and Fillers rien S COURTESY AND . plete stock of pure, fresh that are resaonable. product. Just give us a trial. Dhor . Number One @ TH rite ee ee EEE SEEN EOE Admission Day, iy Ss Healesoahe tee ake eae oBesleofeatebesteeateate ete alee mmetestioleat melee tlekeieieiek ieieiie ie iekee ceded fa STUDENTS Come to us for your School Needs. We have everyFountain Pens Paste ~Drawing Supplies~~Lunch Kits with: Thermos Bottles’ : R E.RARRIS é THE DEPARTMENT DRUG STORE : The Rexok Store t Stationery Headquarters Trade with us and you will always get real VALUE! We have anything you may require in the line of foodstuffs—and always the BEST of any particular J. J. JACKSON eotetetet eon GRMN MENNONITE NM ay ateieniadamaaiad PERSONAL MENTION Mrs. Theo. Larsen Wag called to Sprague, Washington by the serious illness of a friend, Mrs. Lizzie ‘Cameron. Mrg. Cameron isa former resident of Relief Hill. Miss E,ther Sullivan, of Marysville, also grand president of the N. D. G. W. was an afficial visitor to Laurel Parlor recently. District Attorney and Mrs. W. E. Wright entertained Mr. and Mrs. John Titus of the Del Paso Country Club recently. Mr. and Mrs. William Walters of San Francisco spent a week vigiting with he brother, James Dolan, and wife. David Muir of Martinez is here visiting with old time friends Subscribe for The Nugget. 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