Volume 031-1 - January 1977 (8 pages)

is needed. The coming laundry must not be a concern that is meaner than a chinaman. November For a good meal, or any kind of lunch, go to Sheba’s, Main Street, next door to W.K. Spencers. Refreshments served at all hours. December Felix Schrakanp has opened a rare and beautiful stock of holiday goods. The little men and women should insist that eir parents call at the headquarters of Santa Claus, at Schrakamp’s. Clubs and Organizations January Masonic Installations On Wednesday evening last, the following were peralled as officers for Nevada Lodge, o. 13. Master msc c.2ccn cscs eee I.J. Rolfe Senior Warden ...... O.A. Nelson Junior Warden ...... J.L. Holland MRCASUFEL SE 0. heise ces Martin L. Marsh Secretaryre-7-.4.-: John H. Boardman February Spartan Lodge No. 37 Knights of Pythias Officers installed: MiG:Harmon.css22oss nie PECs 12463 LOT en aeateine Bern Goo Shen aS G:C, GeongeWVictorn-s ee ae ee V.C. IATASS mithindentise acer eins eee oes P. James Marriot ...... KofR,andS Jd DOHGKby mites ce eters ars M.ofF. R= Penros6ecme isso ee oe N.of E The following officers were installed in Nevada Lodge No. 201, I1.0.G.T. Win RRO AP orc Joan Pattison BO rater Sets arclestraraiet cere May Stinson MER EG Aa tcate aseelaze eee Mollie Watson ib Aas ee eee en ne J.C.Ritch bigvete. os Wiese eis ie Seis George Nihell diese ea aeaeee re ons Daniel Morgan Res ce cats e ae J.J.Wiesenburger RGD OCA RIIOCe Samuel Clutter i ees ene Career ae Niles Searls ot Osan On aS J.M. Walling April Railroad Officers At the stockholders meeting held at Grass Valley, Dr. R.M. Hunt, of this city was elected as Director to fill the vacancy of R.W. Tully, and the balance of the board was re-elected. = Omp <P z= Q 4m NM nn weeeeeec= e = ie fe) May The Odd Fellows throughout the county are making arrangements to celebrate Many modes of transportation were used in 1877 in addition to the railroad which was serving this area for the second year. Oxen in yokes are seen in Grass Valley. Burros served well in Nevada City particularly the miners. Single and double horse drawn buggies and surries were used by the gentile and the business man. Nevada City has it’s suspension bridge over Deer Creek. Most important was the harness maker who kept the vehicles rolling; every town had in an appropriate and becoming manner, the fifty-eighth anniversary of the establishment of the Odd Fellows in America. June The Nevada Light Guard will have their annual target practice tomorrow and every member is expected to be on hand at 12% o’clock. July Night Keys Strange that no Yankee has ever yet patented magnetized night-keys, warranted to find their way to the key-hole. Many lodge them. -« members would pay a high priceAugust Caucasian Camp 72 of Grass Valley numbering about 200 members, have formed themselves a committee of Public Safety. Alf. Burrows, Sec. October Past Grand Master Barnes, I.0.0.F., of New York, will deliver a lecture at Hamilton Hall, on Thursday evening. Mr. Barnes is a splendid speaker, and all are invited to go and hear him. November I.W. Hayes, Jr., G.W.P. of the Encampment of Odd Fellows of the

is needed. The coming laundry must not be a concern that is meaner than a chinaman. November For a good meal, or any kind of lunch, go to Sheba’s, Main Street, next door to W.K. Spencers. Refreshments served at all hours. December Felix Schrakanp has opened a rare and beautiful stock of holiday goods. The little men and women should insist that eir parents call at the headquarters of Santa Claus, at Schrakamp’s. Clubs and Organizations January Masonic Installations On Wednesday evening last, the following were peralled as officers for Nevada Lodge, o. 13. Master msc c.2ccn cscs eee I.J. Rolfe Senior Warden ............ O.A. Nelson Junior Warden ............ J.L. Holland MRCASUFEL SE 0. heise ces Martin L. Marsh Secretaryre-7-..4.-: John H. Boardman February Spartan Lodge No. 37 Knights of Pythias Officers installed: MiG:Harmon..css22oss nie PECs 12463 LOT en aeateine Bern Goo Shen aS G:C, GeongeWVictorn-s ee ae ee V.C. IATASS mithindentise acer eins eee oes P. James Marriot ........... KofR,andS Jd DOHGKby mites ce eters ars M.ofF. R= Penros6ecme isso ee oe N.of E The following officers were installed in Nevada Lodge No. 201, I1.0.G.T. Win RRO AP orc Joan Pattison BO rater Sets arclestraraiet cere May Stinson MER EG Aa tcate aseelaze eee Mollie Watson ib Aas ee eee en ne J.C.Ritch bigvete. os Wiese eis ie Seis George Nihell diese ea aeaeee re ons Daniel Morgan Res ce cats e ae J.J.Wiesenburger RGD OCA RIIOCe Samuel Clutter i ees ene Career ae Niles Searls ot Osan On aS J.M. Walling April Railroad Officers At the stockholders meeting held at Grass Valley, Dr. R.M. Hunt, of this city was elected as Director to fill the vacancy of R.W. Tully, and the balance of the board was re-elected. = Omp <P z= Q 4m

NM nn weeeeeec= e = ie fe) May The Odd Fellows throughout the county are making arrangements to celebrate Many modes of transportation were used in 1877 in addition to the railroad which was serving this area for the second year. Oxen in yokes are seen in Grass Valley. Burros served well in Nevada City particularly the miners. Single and double horse drawn buggies and surries were used by the gentile and the business man. Nevada City has it’s suspension bridge over Deer Creek. Most important was the harness maker who kept the vehicles rolling; every town had in an appropriate and becoming manner, the fifty-eighth anniversary of the establishment of the Odd Fellows in America. June The Nevada Light Guard will have their annual target practice tomorrow and every member is expected to be on hand at 12% o’clock. July Night Keys Strange that no Yankee has ever yet patented magnetized night-keys, warranted to find their way to the key-hole. Many lodge them. -« members would pay a high priceAugust Caucasian Camp 72 of Grass Valley numbering about 200 members, have formed themselves a committee of Public Safety. Alf. Burrows, Sec. October Past Grand Master Barnes, I.0.0.F., of New York, will deliver a lecture at Hamilton Hall, on Thursday evening. Mr. Barnes is a splendid speaker, and all are invited to go and hear him. November I.W. Hayes, Jr., G.W.P. of the Encampment of Odd Fellows of the