September 9, 1929 (6 pages)

MISS ELIZABETH a MR. ARNOLD MURCHIE WED -Two of Nevada City’s best loved young people plighted their troth Friday evening when Miss Elizabeth Buckner wed Mr. Arnold Murchie at a quiet wedding at the Methodist parsonage, Rev. H. H. ~ Buckner, father of the bride, performing the ceremony. Miss Ruth Tamblyn was bridesmaid and Mr. Carl Murchie attended his brother as best man. The song, “At Dawning’’ was beautifully sung by Mrs. Herbert J. Nile, accompanied by Miss Minnie Brand. Following a short honeymoon the young couple will make their home here. The bride is a graduate of the local schools and of the Preble Business College in Sacramento. The groom who is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. R Murchie is a graduate of the local schools and the. University of California. He is a trusted member of the staff of the ioeal braneh of the Bank of America. Both young people have a host vt friends who will wish them every happiness in their journey through life. MISS MARY RONDONI WEDS ALLAN GRACEY A surpise wedding the past weel: wes that of Miss Mary Rondoni and Mr. Allan Gracey who trekked to Reno to plight their troth Saturday. After a short honeymoon they will return here to make their home. The bride for some years past has followed. the profession of nuring and has a large circle of friends. The groom is the son. of Mr. and Mrs. William Gracey and following his graduation from the local high school attended the University of Nevada and of California. He is connected with the Forest Service offices and has many friends who will extend to him and his bride every wish for a happy life. The young couple were attended by Mrs. Anna Ford and Mr. Richard Noell, who accompanied them to the Nevada metropolis. GRAND PRESIDENT VISITS Miss Esther Sullivan of Marysville Grand President of the Native Daughters made her _ official visit to Laurel Parlor distinguished visitor at the National Hotel after which the ritualistic exem plifi‘ed in the lodge room by the degree work of the Order was team of the Parlor and won praise for its rendition. high ELTON TOBFASSEN PARTY on Wednesday night. A banquet was tendered the PRIZES AT STATE FAIR The work of the collectors of Ne. yada county fruit for the state fair . display saw several prizes awarded, : states, R. A. Eddy, chairman of the COURT HOUSE RECORDS % u Deeds Frank S. Morgan et ux to P H. Leonard—property in Nevada Township. Mary E. Harriman. to Rollin C. Foote et ux—Lot 1 Block 34 Grass ! board of supervisors, who attended ‘the exposition Friday as the guest lof the fair management in company iwith the other members. of the board, Henry Goudge of Grass Val‘ley, Joseph. Frank of Rough and iReady, E. B. Dudley of Nerth Bloomfield and Alex Robertson of Hobart Mills. First prize was awarded for ; President prunes, pear plate exhibit, ; Jonathan apples, and Meddler tropieal fruit. A second prize was taken on apple plate exhibit, and third prizes on Hungarian and Grand Duke plums, Cornice and Dana’s Honey pears, King David and Yellow Dent field corn. apples, CIT¥ CHAPTER VISITS Nevada City was host for a short time Saturday morning to the menmbers -of Golden : Gate Royal Arch chapter of San Franeisco which is paying a frateral visit to Sirera Chapter of Downieville over the week end. The party came up froin San Francisco Friday night on one of the Califdrnia Transportation boats. to Sacramento. The Mark, Past and Most Excellent degrees were conferred Saturday afternoon at Downieville and the Royal Arch in the evening by the city fraters. Accompanying tne -party were Grand Lecturer Daniel B. Richards and Grand Royal <Arch Captain Claude M. Marckley of San Fran‘cisco. Both expect to be at Auburn ; next week when the official visit of Grand High Priest Angus L. Cavanagh will be made to the 7th District, Saturday evéning, September i 21st. ‘ SIERRA COUNTY ACCIDENT The Jefford ambulance was taken to Sierra county early Saturday morning for an auto party which ‘had gone over the grade on the Brandy City road from Indian Va!ley and brought the injured persons to Grass Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Murphy of Modesto and Willian. Maloney of Downieville were enroute to Nevada City when the aecident occurred at a steep place. Mrs. Murphy has serious internal injuies while her husband suffered several broken ribs. Maloney escaped practically unscathed. MRS STENGER INJURED Mrs. Mary Stenger, one of Nevada City’s well loved residents, suf{fered a fall at.the home of her ‘daughter, Mrs. Iva Widiamson, Fri day moning, receiving a severe laA few friends of Elton Tobiassen eration of fier “sealb when “sho were invited in last week to help atrock «chalice in her tall him celebrate his eighth birthd.y, ee a his ‘mother, Mrs. Carl Tobiasseniiqgy ‘sixteen stitches to close the proving a most acceptable hostess ROG. for the occasion. as eres Mr. and Mrs. R S. Fitzsimmons The Womans Civic Imorovemer . iove had as a visitor, Miss Ruth Club will resume meetings at after the summer vacation. A new garage the Alfred Heether place Laughlin.Subscribe for The Nugget. its semi monthly the Elks hall tonight is being built at on Piety : Hill by Jack Campbell and John McPeterson, a former Nevada City high school teacher. She is teaching in Richmond this term. Lloyd Penose, student at California School of.Art in San Francisco spent the week end in Nevada City with his parents,. Mr. and Mrs. James Penrose When a fellow needs telephon . Lincoln. e privacy Homes with growing families can easily have telephone privacy: 1. By an extension telephone in another part of the house. 2. By equipping the main telephone to cut off the extension at the touch of a switch key. Why not consult us? Tne Pa C TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CourANY rT ' T \. = = : Valley. Mrs. Susie L. Lewis to Nevada County—In NW4%,SE% Sec 6 T16 N R9E. Geary Feagans et ux to Glenn H. Kuhl et ux——-land in AHeghany. Glenn Kuhl et ux to Geary Fezagans et ux—-same as above. George S. West et ur to Daniel Cc. O’Rourke —NWYNWYUNWY See. 21 TI6N ROE Herbert L. Moody et ux to Jessica M. Rector—Land in. Block 20 Nevada, City. Harry Sparoto-to-Elizabeth Spar19 T17N R10E. David N. Moore et ux to Rachel M. Moort—-Lot 1 Block City. : P. R. Sheaff et ux to Richad W. Kerr et ux—Lots 54 60 Block 15 Dye San Juan. Jont tenancy. Aaron V. Castle et ux—Lot in S E44SE%-See 4 TI6N R8&E--—— ! Power of.Attoney F, Marion De Busk Douglas Ramsay. E. H. Miller 22 Nevadz to Harry to Harry Douglas Ramsay. Elizabeth C. Barker to Rachel M. Moore. 28 Lis Pendens C. H. Krebs. & Co. vs W. H. Sneed et al Attachment C. A. Ackerman vs. Neocene Gold Incorporated Register ofActions 5766—Bernard Cooper Mary S. Rutherford. 5767—C. H. Krebs W. H. Sneed et al et ux vs. & Co. vs. BARBER SHOP RENOVATION The Rohrig barber shop is one of the neatest shops of its kind to be found anywhere. since Mhovation. A dainty green and white color combination has been given the exterior and the interior woodwork, white wall paper of an artistic de sign has been used on the sidewalls and ceiling. The shop will boast a shower bath for the use of the publie after this Rohrig, the new that he proposes the equal of any the week. Paul proprietor, state to have his shop eountry shop in state when he completes hi: renovation. Cherle K. Tower, a former resi dent, and son of Seattle, iton, visited Nevada City . Mr. Tower was the son of {A. D. Towe and wife Mr and Mrs. C H. Ninnts have a3 guests his brother, Bert and wif: ‘of Salinas. Mrs, W ushing recently the lat« Mabel Flindt has had ag guests, Mr and Mrs. Charles Williams of Oakland; Mrs. Frank De Arman, Misses Belle, Vella and Nellie Ledwith, and Neva Flindt, all of San Jose. Mrs. Dardier and small foster son are home from Sacramenio. Roy Miss Mary Sughrue and brother, Frank have gone to Sacramento to make their future hone after a lifetime residence in this and the North Bloomfield sections. Eugene Pierce has district foreman of the automotive department of one of the prominent oil companies with his headquarters at Reno. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs Frank Pierce. Charles Huy of Oakland visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Huy over Sunday end Lohes Nev Miss Alice Brown retuned . from a vacation spent in San Franciseo. Victor E. and Antone § Teek came down from their Orleans Flat proppty Tuesday om; their been. made lras Way to BETTER BEAD STRINGING All work promptly and expertly done right in our store Reasonable Prices! H. W. HARTUNG & SON 124 Mill St Grass Valley “heir vacation in the bay region. ed relatives in Nevada City recently. PASSED INTO BEYOND The passing of Sam McCullough at his “North San Juan home early the past week wrote the final chapter in the life of one who had labored for years in behalf of his native soil. The funeral servees conducted . Thursday afternoon were under the auspices of the Nevada City Lodge of Elks of which deceased was a long time member. Samas he was_ affectionately known by his many friends was born in the old mining town of Sebastopol some 60 yeas ago and had spent his entire life in that section. He had followed mining as a vocation. He was chairman of the Water Users Association which had ben struggling valiantly to secure non—Lets 11 12 Block 12 West\. an adequate water supply for the Grass Valley. parched Ridge country and had deState of California toDonner . voted great effort in that work. Lake Co.-—Donner Lake Cos. Sub. Surviving are the sorrowin« Lot 6 Block 11; Lot 12 Block 11. . wite and two. sons, Ray and EuErnest Brisebill” et ux to Harry] oene. There are also two brothers, M. MecKee—land in SE\%SE'%4 Sec.! Joseph and George McGuilough, all residents of North San Juan. The entire community extends its family. DISEASE TESTING HAS A new device for testing disease in the human body is being given its initial workout at Grass Valley this week at the offices of Dr. Ward <A. Johnson. The _ device is known as a hemidomagnometer which measures disease in the body and shows gans are affected. It measures the vitality or recuperative powers of an individual and ascertains the general: poison in the body. Pus which is the geat menace to health can be localized and traced to its breeding place and inflamation and tissue destruction accurately measured. vibrations what orDr. Hunt, a radionice — specialist from the east,. is conducting the examinations this week, Dr. Johnson states that there ‘are some appointments still open this week and that he will be glad to schedule them on telephone application § at his offices. The Nevada City offices will not be open this week due to he iarge call for. examinations on the new machine, but office hours will be resumed next week. Mr. and Mrs D. D. Johnson and daughter, Miss Mary, were at Pebble Beach to watch the recent golf inatches Subserihe for me Nugget Mrs. Niles P. Searls, executive secretary of the Oakland Camp Fire Girls and her assistant, Miss Evelyn Kendall spent: the week ne camp at Lake Vera. City — Marshal have as a and Mrs. visitor their daughter, Miss Alice Shearer. She istemployed by the Diviion of Parks ‘“ranciseo Shearer in San Mr and Mrs. Arthur Brown of Berkeley are visiting -her perentz Mr. and Mrs Ray Murchie. Mr. and Mrs G. Erway ot North Columbia visited da City recently. and son in Neva Misses Anna and Virginia Stevenson visited with friends in Lodi for a week. i Mrs. Ann Davies ahd daughters, Miss Martha, and Mrs. J. L. Taylor and husband, ali of Marysville visited at the Frank Davies home last week. : Frank J. Brophy visited with his wife at North olumbia Brephy accompanied Nevada City. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Shurtleff had visitors their daughter, Mrs. Vineent Riceardi, her uncle, William Kelly, and his son, Norman, all otf San_tvanciseco, James Skeahan a1,0 accompanied them for a short visit. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Shrutleff and Mrs. Vineent Riccardi spent Sunday in Sacramento attending the state fair. Mr and Mrs. Frank Anderson, Miss Lodema Stacy and Arthur Reed of cland and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Shtrtliff of Napa, spent Labor Day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Shurtliff. Mrs. Anderson came up to Vigit her folks before leaving for New York this coming week, of Berkeley and relatives recently. Mrs. him as far at AG Trove Eddy of San Francisco pent a short time here Vigiting at iis old home, Miss Edna Smith has her duties in the Martinez schools. Mr. and Mrs, John Pascoe spent Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Legg visitSubseribe for The Nugget. sincere condoiences io tne bereaved . INNINGS AT GRASS VALLEY end ai' taken up] "MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1929 _ . THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET. CALIFORNIA 3 cers ee c ae : FRUIT DISPLAY WINS NORTH SAN JUAN JOTS NORTH SAN JUAN, Sept. 7, (Special to The Nugget )—Mike Denicke mG6tode to Nevada City Wednesday. Vernon Velasco and Thurston Covell spent the weék end in Marysville visiting friends. C. Haffey of Sattley is visiting his family for a few days. Yager’s Tent Show left Friday after a week’s stay here. San Juan Water Association held a meeting at Solaro’s Hall September Ist. Evan Tromas of Downieville passed through town’ enroute to Turlock. Mr and Mrs. Covedale and Mrs. H. Huckins motorde to Downieville Tuesday. A. Browning and Mrs K. Sullivan of French Corral spent several hours here on business Wednesday. Ralph Carpenter of Pike was a business visitor Wednesday evening. Mrs. Rose Pinagalia and daughter, Irma, and Mr. Warner of Sacramento attended the funeral of the late Sam McCullough. Walter McCullough Valley attended. the Jate Sam McCullough. Robert McCullough of ville attended late Sam of Browns funeral of the Camptonthe funeral of the McCullough. Mrs. H. Simpson, Miss M. Bevan, Joe Warner, Jean McCullough = and Wm. McCullough of Berkeley came up Tuesday and‘attended the funeral of the late’ Sam McCullough which was held Thursday. Francis Bartsch ard Frank Woods left Wednesday to work at Alleghany. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Adams and Walter Walker of Bangor attended the funeral of the late Sam McCullough. Mr. and Mrg R. Harris and Mrs. Charles Elliott of Nevada City were in town Thursday Chas. Green past thru route to upper country. San. Juan Water Association is Planning a stew Sunday, at Taber’s Field. A large crowd is expected. Mrs. K. Fogarty and daughter, { Lucille, went to Camptonville Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. V. Rogers of Sacramento attended the funeral of the late Sam McCullough. W. Washburn of spending a few days “ness. Chas. Wilson of the Log Cabin wasa business visitor Thursday, Misses Frances and Louise. Moulton and Barbara MeMinn of French Corral spent several hours visiting friends Monday. town enMarysville is here on busierrant — Mrs Wm. Maguire Jr., of Oukland are Visiting his nurente, Mr. and Mrs Wm. Maguire. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs C. Wenver came up with them for a visit. Mr. and «Mrs GC. B: Leiter — of Oakland visited over last week end with relatives in Nevada City. Albet O’Conner ig home from ; Hobart Mills where he was el ploy. Macombers Ginger Ale Certo, for making Jelly Puronut Margarine Powell Phone 176 Reilohetey SPECIAL THIS WEEK Jenny Wren Mixed Flour, One Free with each one purchased. Sour and Dill Pickles, one gallon Tomatoes, . gallon tins . Imported Olive Oil, quart cans ON THE SILVER SCREEN MONDAY—“River ‘of Romance’’. MGM News. Comedy TUESD4&Y and WEDNESDAY— “Napoleon’’. Comedy and Western. FRIDAY — “Lightning Speed’, Suicide Sheiks is the Comedy. The Diamond Master serial. SATURDAY— “Silks and Saddles’’: SUNDAY and MONDAY— One of the seasons best, ‘Submarine’. MGM News. Comedy : Mr. and Mrs Louis Nonnemann and daughter and son-in-hw, (Mr. and Mrs. H Weule passed through Nevada City enroute’ to the Delhi mine. Mr and Mrs. Stephen Eden formerly of Nevada City motored to San Franeiseo to spend the week end. . While there they visited with Miss Bernice Eden, a young, popular Miss of Nevada City. Miss Bernice Eden is enrolled at Munsons Business College in San Francico. and reports that, although she is studying hard, she_ is enjoying herself immensely. A number of local Elks took in the festivities at Grass Valley sponsored by the Grass Valley lodge in honor of the bay region, antlered brethren who are opening up a reserve on Greenhorn creek. Judge Malcolm CC. Gienn came up from Sacramento and held court last week. Mrs. .P. S. Stephenson is home from a visit that extended through Nevada and southern California. Mr. and Mrs. Gearry Feagans are back from an auto tour ~ through the northwest and. British Columbia Mrs. Gove C. Celio has had as a guest her mother, Mrs Ruf of Santa Cruz. Joe Marriott came down fom Alleghany to visit his family for a few days. Manage Tamblyn of the Broadway Theatre staged a wonderful picture last week in Simba, the great African picture of animal life produced by Mr. and Mrs. Martin Johnson. The wild animals did their stuff before the camera unbeknownst to themselves. The grade school at Washington will be reestablished this fall thru action of the board of supervisors. Rasmus Rossen of Oakland visited his mother, Mrs. Mary Rossen, recently. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Grissel of Stockton visited relatives here recently. They ae former residents. John Cummings of Mill Valley passed through Nevada City last . week enroute home after a visit . with his brothers, Frank and Phil, iat his old home in North Bloom. field. Mary Jcan Campbell of North Columbia visited relatives in Nevada City last week. Pestmaster and Mrs. Phil Curnow North Columbia ar home from ‘an auto tour over the gtate. They enjoyed visiting relatives at a numof ber of places. ‘traffic Officer W. C. Fottyer was over during the week from the eastern pat of the county where he is employed. Oe Oke 40c : é Out of town orders solicited and prompt service rendered. Send a trial order. 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MISS ELIZABETH a MR. ARNOLD MURCHIE WED -Two of Nevada City’s best loved young people plighted their troth Friday evening when Miss Elizabeth Buckner wed Mr. Arnold Murchie at a quiet wedding at the Methodist parsonage, Rev. H. H. ~ Buckner, father of the bride, performing the ceremony. Miss Ruth Tamblyn was bridesmaid and Mr. Carl Murchie attended his brother as best man. The song, “At Dawning’’ was beautifully sung by Mrs. Herbert J. Nile, accompanied by Miss Minnie Brand. Following a short honeymoon the young couple will make their home here. The bride is a graduate of the local schools and of the Preble Business College in Sacramento.. The groom who is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. R Murchie is a graduate of the local schools and the. University of California. He is a trusted member of the staff of the ioeal braneh of the Bank of America. Both young people have a host vt friends who will wish them every happiness in their journey through life. MISS MARY RONDONI WEDS ALLAN GRACEY A surpise wedding the past weel: wes that of Miss Mary Rondoni and Mr. Allan Gracey who trekked to Reno to plight their troth Saturday. After a short honeymoon they will return here to make their home. The bride for some years past has followed. the profession of nuring and has a large circle of friends. The groom is the son. of Mr. and Mrs. William Gracey and following his graduation from the local high school attended the University of Nevada and of California. He is connected with the Forest Service offices and has many friends who will extend to him and his bride every wish for a happy life. The young couple were attended by Mrs. Anna Ford and Mr. Richard Noell, who accompanied them to the Nevada metropolis. GRAND PRESIDENT VISITS Miss Esther Sullivan of Marysville Grand President of the Native Daughters made her _ official visit to Laurel Parlor distinguished visitor at the National Hotel after which the ritualistic exem plifi‘ed in the lodge room by the degree work of the Order was team of the Parlor and won praise for its rendition. high ELTON TOBFASSEN PARTY on Wednesday night. A banquet was tendered the PRIZES AT STATE FAIR The work of the collectors of Ne. yada county fruit for the state fair . display saw several prizes awarded, : states, R. A. Eddy, chairman of the COURT HOUSE RECORDS % u Deeds Frank S. Morgan et ux to P H. Leonard—property in Nevada Township. Mary E. Harriman. to Rollin C. Foote et ux—Lot 1 Block 34 Grass ! board of supervisors, who attended ‘the exposition Friday as the guest lof the fair management in company iwith the other members. of the board, Henry Goudge of Grass Val‘ley, Joseph. Frank of Rough and iReady, E. B. Dudley of Nerth Bloomfield and Alex Robertson of Hobart Mills. First prize was awarded for ; President prunes, pear plate exhibit, ; Jonathan apples, and Meddler tropieal fruit. A second prize was taken on apple plate exhibit, and third prizes on Hungarian and Grand Duke plums, Cornice and Dana’s Honey pears, King David and Yellow Dent field corn. apples, CIT¥ CHAPTER VISITS Nevada City was host for a short time Saturday morning to the menmbers -of Golden : Gate Royal Arch chapter of San Franeisco which is paying a frateral visit to Sirera Chapter of Downieville over the week end. The party came up froin San Francisco Friday night on one of the Califdrnia Transportation boats. to Sacramento. The Mark, Past and Most Excellent degrees were conferred Saturday afternoon at Downieville and the Royal Arch in the evening by the city fraters. Accompanying tne -party were Grand Lecturer Daniel B. Richards and Grand Royal <Arch Captain Claude M. Marckley of San Fran‘cisco. Both expect to be at Auburn ; next week when the official visit of Grand High Priest Angus L. Cavanagh will be made to the 7th District, Saturday evéning, September i 21st. ‘ SIERRA COUNTY ACCIDENT The Jefford ambulance was taken to Sierra county early Saturday morning for an auto party which ‘had gone over the grade on the Brandy City road from Indian Va!ley and brought the injured persons to Grass Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Murphy of Modesto and Willian. Maloney of Downieville were enroute to Nevada City when the aecident occurred at a steep place. Mrs. Murphy has serious internal injuies while her husband suffered several broken ribs. Maloney escaped practically unscathed. MRS STENGER INJURED Mrs. Mary Stenger, one of Nevada City’s well loved residents, suf{fered a fall at.the home of her ‘daughter, Mrs. Iva Widiamson, Fri day moning, receiving a severe laA few friends of Elton Tobiassen eration of fier “sealb when “sho were invited in last week to help atrock «chalice in her tall him celebrate his eighth birthd.y, ee a his ‘mother, Mrs. Carl Tobiasseniiqgy ‘sixteen stitches to close the proving a most acceptable hostess ROG. for the occasion. as eres Mr. and Mrs. R S. Fitzsimmons The Womans Civic Imorovemer . iove had as a visitor, Miss Ruth Club will resume meetings at after the summer vacation. A new garage the Alfred Heether place Laughlin.Subscribe for The Nugget. its semi monthly the Elks hall tonight is being built at on Piety : Hill by Jack Campbell and John McPeterson, a former Nevada City high school teacher. She is teaching in Richmond this term. Lloyd Penose, student at California School of.Art in San Francisco spent the week end in Nevada City with his parents,. Mr. and Mrs. James Penrose When a fellow needs telephon . Lincoln. e privacy Homes with growing families can easily have telephone privacy: 1. By an extension telephone in another part of the house. 2. By equipping the main telephone to cut off the extension at the touch of a switch key. Why not consult us? Tne Pa C TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CourANY rT ' T \. = = : Valley. Mrs. Susie L. Lewis to Nevada County—In NW4%,SE% Sec 6 T16 N R9E. Geary Feagans et ux to Glenn H. Kuhl et ux——-land in AHeghany. Glenn Kuhl et ux to Geary Fezagans et ux—-same as above. George S. West et ur to Daniel Cc. O’Rourke —NWYNWYUNWY See. 21 TI6N ROE Herbert L. Moody et ux to Jessica M. Rector—Land in. Block 20 Nevada, City. Harry Sparoto-to-Elizabeth Spar19 T17N R10E. David N. Moore et ux to Rachel M. Moort—-Lot 1 Block City. : P. R. Sheaff et ux to Richad W. Kerr et ux—Lots 54 60 Block 15 Dye San Juan. Jont tenancy. Aaron V. Castle et ux—Lot in S E44SE%-See 4 TI6N R8&E--—— ! Power of.Attoney F, Marion De Busk Douglas Ramsay. E. H. Miller 22 Nevadz to Harry to Harry Douglas Ramsay. Elizabeth C. Barker to Rachel M. Moore. 28 Lis Pendens C. H. Krebs. & Co. vs W. H. Sneed et al Attachment C. A. Ackerman vs. Neocene Gold Incorporated Register ofActions 5766—Bernard Cooper Mary S. Rutherford. 5767—C. H. Krebs W. H. Sneed et al et ux vs. & Co.. vs. BARBER SHOP RENOVATION The Rohrig barber shop is one of the neatest shops of its kind to be found anywhere. since Mhovation. A dainty green and white color combination has been given the exterior and the interior woodwork, white wall paper of an artistic de sign has been used on the sidewalls and ceiling. The shop will boast a shower bath for the use of the publie after this Rohrig, the new that he proposes the equal of any the week. Paul proprietor, state to have his shop eountry shop in state when he completes hi: renovation. Cherle K. Tower, a former resi dent, and son of Seattle, iton, visited Nevada City . Mr. Tower was the son of {A. D. Towe and wife Mr and Mrs. C H. Ninnts have a3 guests his brother, Bert and wif: ‘of Salinas. Mrs, W ushing recently the lat« Mabel Flindt has had ag guests, Mr and Mrs. Charles Williams of Oakland; Mrs. Frank De Arman, Misses Belle, Vella and Nellie Ledwith, and Neva Flindt, all of San Jose. Mrs. Dardier and small foster son are home from Sacramenio. Roy Miss Mary Sughrue and brother, Frank have gone to Sacramento to make their future hone after a lifetime residence in this and the North Bloomfield sections. Eugene Pierce has district foreman of the automotive department of one of the prominent oil companies with his headquarters at Reno. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs Frank Pierce. Charles Huy of Oakland visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.. Huy over Sunday end Lohes Nev Miss Alice Brown retuned . from a vacation spent in San Franciseo. Victor E. and Antone § Teek came down from their Orleans Flat proppty Tuesday om; their been. made lras Way to BETTER BEAD STRINGING All work promptly and expertly done right in our store Reasonable Prices! H. W. HARTUNG & SON 124 Mill St Grass Valley “heir vacation in the bay region. ed relatives in Nevada City recently. PASSED INTO BEYOND The passing of Sam McCullough at his “North San Juan home early the past week wrote the final chapter in the life of one who had labored for years in behalf of his native soil. The funeral servees conducted . Thursday afternoon were under the auspices of the Nevada City Lodge of Elks of which deceased was a long time member.

Samas he was_ affectionately known by his many friends was born in the old mining town of Sebastopol some 60 yeas ago and had spent his entire life in that section. He had followed mining as a vocation. He was chairman of the Water Users Association which had ben struggling valiantly to secure non—Lets 11 12 Block 12 West\. an adequate water supply for the Grass Valley. parched Ridge country and had deState of California toDonner . voted great effort in that work. Lake Co.-—Donner Lake Cos. Sub. Surviving are the sorrowin« Lot 6 Block 11; Lot 12 Block 11. . wite and two. sons, Ray and EuErnest Brisebill” et ux to Harry] oene. There are also two brothers, M. MecKee—land in SE\%SE'%4 Sec.! Joseph and George McGuilough, all residents of North San Juan. The entire community extends its family. DISEASE TESTING HAS A new device for testing disease in the human body is being given its initial workout at Grass Valley this week at the offices of Dr. Ward <A. Johnson. The _ device is known as a hemidomagnometer which measures disease in the body and shows gans are affected. It measures the vitality or recuperative powers of an individual and ascertains the general: poison in the body. Pus which is the geat menace to health can be localized and traced to its breeding place and inflamation and tissue destruction accurately measured. vibrations what orDr. Hunt, a radionice — specialist from the east,. is conducting the examinations this week, Dr. Johnson states that there ‘are some appointments still open this week and that he will be glad to schedule them on telephone application § at his offices. The Nevada City offices will not be open this week due to he iarge call for. examinations on the new machine, but office hours will be resumed next week. Mr. and Mrs D. D. Johnson and daughter, Miss Mary, were at Pebble Beach to watch the recent golf inatches Subserihe for me Nugget Mrs. Niles P. Searls, executive secretary of the Oakland Camp Fire Girls and her assistant, Miss Evelyn Kendall spent: the week ne camp at Lake Vera. City — Marshal have as a and Mrs. visitor their daughter, Miss Alice Shearer. She istemployed by the Diviion of Parks ‘“ranciseo Shearer in San Mr and Mrs. Arthur Brown of Berkeley are visiting -her perentz Mr. and Mrs Ray Murchie. Mr. and Mrs G. Erway ot North Columbia visited da City recently. and son in Neva Misses Anna and Virginia Stevenson visited with friends in Lodi for a week. i Mrs. Ann Davies ahd daughters, Miss Martha, and Mrs. J. L. Taylor and husband, ali of Marysville visited at the Frank Davies home last week. : Frank J. Brophy visited with his wife at North olumbia Brephy accompanied Nevada City. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Shurtleff had visitors their daughter, Mrs. Vineent Riceardi, her uncle, William Kelly, and his son, Norman, all otf San_tvanciseco, James Skeahan a1,0 accompanied them for a short visit. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Shrutleff and Mrs. Vineent Riccardi spent Sunday in Sacramento attending the state fair. Mr and Mrs. Frank Anderson, Miss Lodema Stacy and Arthur Reed of cland and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Shtrtliff of Napa, spent Labor Day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Shurtliff. Mrs. Anderson came up to Vigit her folks before leaving for New York this coming week, of Berkeley and relatives recently. Mrs. him as far at AG Trove Eddy of San Francisco pent a short time here Vigiting at iis old home, Miss Edna Smith has her duties in the Martinez schools. Mr. and Mrs, John Pascoe spent Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Legg visitSubseribe for The Nugget. sincere condoiences io tne bereaved . INNINGS AT GRASS VALLEY end ai' taken up] "MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1929 _ . THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET.. CALIFORNIA 3 cers ee c ae : FRUIT DISPLAY WINS NORTH SAN JUAN JOTS NORTH SAN JUAN, Sept. 7, (Special to The Nugget )—Mike Denicke mG6tode to Nevada City Wednesday. Vernon Velasco and Thurston Covell spent the weék end in Marysville visiting friends. C. Haffey of Sattley is visiting his family for a few days. Yager’s Tent Show left Friday after a week’s stay here. San Juan Water Association held a meeting at Solaro’s Hall September Ist. Evan Tromas of Downieville passed through town’ enroute to Turlock. Mr and Mrs. Covedale and Mrs. H. Huckins motorde to Downieville Tuesday. A. Browning and Mrs K. Sullivan of French Corral spent several hours here on business Wednesday. Ralph Carpenter of Pike was a business visitor Wednesday evening. Mrs. Rose Pinagalia and daughter, Irma, and Mr. Warner of Sacramento attended the funeral of the late Sam McCullough. Walter McCullough Valley attended. the Jate Sam McCullough. Robert McCullough of ville attended late Sam of Browns funeral of the Camptonthe funeral of the McCullough. Mrs. H. Simpson, Miss M. Bevan, Joe Warner, Jean McCullough = and Wm. McCullough of Berkeley came up Tuesday and‘attended the funeral of the late’ Sam McCullough which was held Thursday. Francis Bartsch ard Frank Woods left Wednesday to work at Alleghany. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Adams and Walter Walker of Bangor attended the funeral of the late Sam McCullough. Mr. and Mrg R. Harris and Mrs. Charles Elliott of Nevada City were in town Thursday Chas. Green past thru route to upper country. San. Juan Water Association is Planning a stew Sunday, at Taber’s Field. A large crowd is expected. Mrs. K. Fogarty and daughter, { Lucille, went to Camptonville Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. V. Rogers of Sacramento attended the funeral of the late Sam McCullough. W. Washburn of spending a few days “ness. Chas. Wilson of the Log Cabin wasa business visitor Thursday, Misses Frances and Louise. Moulton and Barbara MeMinn of French Corral spent several hours visiting friends Monday. town enMarysville is here on busierrant — Mrs Wm. Maguire Jr., of Oukland are Visiting his nurente, Mr. and Mrs Wm. Maguire. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs C. Wenver came up with them for a visit. Mr. and «Mrs GC. B: Leiter — of Oakland visited over last week end with relatives in Nevada City. Albet O’Conner ig home from ; Hobart Mills where he was el ploy. Macombers Ginger Ale Certo, for making Jelly Puronut Margarine Powell Phone 176 Reilohetey SPECIAL THIS WEEK Jenny Wren Mixed Flour, One Free with each one purchased. Sour and Dill Pickles, one gallon Tomatoes, . gallon tins . Imported Olive Oil, quart cans ON THE SILVER SCREEN MONDAY—“River ‘of Romance’’. MGM News. Comedy TUESD4&Y and WEDNESDAY— “Napoleon’’. Comedy and Western. FRIDAY — “Lightning Speed’, Suicide Sheiks is the Comedy. The Diamond Master serial. SATURDAY— “Silks and Saddles’’: SUNDAY and MONDAY— One of the seasons best, ‘Submarine’. MGM News. Comedy : Mr. and Mrs Louis Nonnemann and daughter and son-in-hw, (Mr. and Mrs. H Weule passed through Nevada City enroute’ to the Delhi mine. Mr and Mrs. Stephen Eden formerly of Nevada City motored to San Franeiseo to spend the week end. . While there they visited with Miss Bernice Eden, a young, popular Miss of Nevada City. Miss Bernice Eden is enrolled at Munsons Business College in San Francico. and reports that, although she is studying hard, she_ is enjoying herself immensely. A number of local Elks took in the festivities at Grass Valley sponsored by the Grass Valley lodge in honor of the bay region, antlered brethren who are opening up a reserve on Greenhorn creek. Judge Malcolm CC. Gienn came up from Sacramento and held court last week. Mrs. .P. S. Stephenson is home from a visit that extended through Nevada and southern California. Mr. and Mrs. Gearry Feagans are back from an auto tour ~ through the northwest and. British Columbia Mrs. Gove C. Celio has had as a guest her mother, Mrs Ruf of Santa Cruz. Joe Marriott came down fom Alleghany to visit his family for a few days. Manage Tamblyn of the Broadway Theatre staged a wonderful picture last week in Simba, the great African picture of animal life produced by Mr. and Mrs. Martin Johnson. The wild animals did their stuff before the camera unbeknownst to themselves. The grade school at Washington will be reestablished this fall thru action of the board of supervisors. Rasmus Rossen of Oakland visited his mother, Mrs. Mary Rossen, recently. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Grissel of Stockton visited relatives here recently. They ae former residents. John Cummings of Mill Valley passed through Nevada City last . week enroute home after a visit . with his brothers, Frank and Phil, iat his old home in North Bloom. field. Mary Jcan Campbell of North Columbia visited relatives in Nevada City last week. Pestmaster and Mrs. Phil Curnow North Columbia ar home from ‘an auto tour over the gtate. They enjoyed visiting relatives at a numof ber of places. ‘traffic Officer W. C. Fottyer was over during the week from the eastern pat of the county where he is employed. Oe Oke 40c : é Out of town orders solicited and prompt service rendered. Send a trial order. CHAIN GROCETERIAS "Nf: “The Best for Less” L3 * Block Nevada City Hebe OeE EEE ETE HEE CETETEE CHEE PY 4