March 8, 1972 (12 pages)

FRIDAY, DEC. 9, 1932 THE NEVADA The Nevada County Nugget CLEY: NUGGET Wednesday, March 8, 1972 5 PAGE SEVEN SOE EEEPEEE CEE ESS EEG ETS & Just a Little Better The OWL TAVERN “YOU CANT BETTER THE BBHST" Finest Food and Coffee 134 Mill Street Grass Valley, Calif. ape pa bhbtihbibbbhbbbbihinteiste * ++ FRED M. MILLER Consulting Engineer VIL AND MINING ENGINEERING EGISTERED CIVIL» ENGINEER LICENSED SURVEYOR iydraulics—Irrigation—Surveys Land Classification. LAST OFFICIAL MAP OF NEVADA COUNTY ice at Residence, 262 Auburn St. ; GRASS VALLEY LEANING AND PRESSING CASH AND CARRY $1.00 $1.25 and up LADIES' AND MEN'S ALTERATIONS AND REPAIRS Taylor Made Custom Clothes $19.50 up PHONE 217-W JRREST B. RISLEY, Prop. st Building Nevada City, California OSCAR E. WINBURN ATTORNEY AT LAW Suite 1-2-3 City HALt BLDG. Grass VALLEY. CAL. Phone 47 DAILY Dainty pastries made and sold fresh daily = (OPPS BAKERY one 76 We Deliver NEVADA CITY IEVADA CITY CLEANERS W. H. Osborne Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing C ONEILL PLUMBING SHOP gents for ‘UAKER BURNOIL STOVES Guaranteed to be safe Cost less to run et us look over your chimneys before winter sets in NEW YORK LIFE NSURANCE COMPANY ‘or full particulars regarding he attractive NEW YORK LIFE FAMILY INCOME POLICY Address W. H. Daniels Pine St., Nevada City 4 Stasis SS nats j rc tl A FRESH CARLOAD OF COAL has just been received by UNION ICE DELIVERY AT THE, PLAZA Order Yours Now me 57 A. V. Sauvee NL i al ei arena Res. Phone 641 oe + eh oie So Battadta te tha te tte tha theta tha tee teed belle tate that ce Phone 71 LELAND R. PAINTER General Electric Radios Wiring Supplies and Fixtures Broad Strect From Our Correspondents ALLEGHANY, Dec. 5.—Miss Eva Owens motored to Forest to see her uncle, Walter Evans, who is very ill. Thanksgiving Day .was very pleasurably spent in our little town. The day was nice and sunshiny and different, people entertained their own folks and friends by having a nice, turkey dinner and everything that makes a dinner complete. Mr. Raymond VP. Hawkins, master and general merchant, tored to Nevada City for a few days. Mrs. Mery Meehan and Miss Sara Kellighan took their departure for the bay region for the winter. They were accompanied as far as Sacramento, by Art Mreu and John Raymond Green. Rayniond continued on to St. Mary's College at Moraga where he is a student. Edwin Godfrey was our town. Mr. Parker, Rereee of ‘The Speciality Shop’ in Grass Valley, was here for a few days with a complete line of suits, dresses etc, and Christmas novelties. Mrs. Dereley motored mento to. bring her son, postmoa visitor in to SacraFreddie This year we'll shop where our money buys MOST! . . Make your Christmas. gift money go farther by shopping at the Rexall Drug Store. There you get products of the highest quality at real money saving prices. All the exclusive Rexall merchandise is received direct from the manufacturer. You get the profits! RIE R. E. HARRIS Nevada City Phone 100 "SAVE; with Dios : The FexoLL paUG STORE . Mrs. James E. Grace . MEALS 50° Home Cooking Board by Day or Month aileghany, Calif. FINE WATCH REPAIRING Radio Service and Repairing Work Called for and Delivered CLARENCE R. GRAY 620 Coyote Street Phone 16 GRASS VALLEY home for Thanksgiving, as he is attending the Christians Brother's high school. We were all saddened to hear that Walter Evans of Forest. had passed away. as his home at 25 minutes to 5, Sunday morning. Walter will be missed by a host of friends and sincere sympathy is extended to his aged mother. wife ani other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Johnston. Mrs. W. B. Hardie. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Kinkel. Mr. John Connell, Mr. Pat Sheppard, Dalbert Coleman, June Bishop and Buelah Hill, attended the funeral of the late Walter Evars in Forest Wednesday. from the Methodist Church which Was conducted by Rev. Buckner Wednesday afternoon it rained very hard and finally turned into snow. Didn't amount to much, only a few inches falling here Today Saturday December 3, is a very nice beautiful day. Just like Spring. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Keleher have taken their departure for Portland, sorrowins Oregon. They will be missed by their friends. Mrs. Edna Stackpoole was the house guest of Mrs. Fred Dereley. Candy is an ‘acceptable Christmas gitt. Colley’s Confectionery has a complete assortment. FRENCH CORRAL FRENCH CORRAL, Dec. 7.-—Our weather continues clear and cold. with light frost at night. “Tuesday night was the coldest we have had. Influenza is quite prevalent in this section and a number of schooi students are unable to attend their classes. Several of the older set also are suffering from the malady. Charles Rickard and Chester Cook left for Oregon last Saturday. Mr. Rickard received a telegram stating that his mother was dangerously ill. Mr. and Mrs. Porter, late of Downieville, are new comers in French Corral. Allen Warren of Los Angeles was a last week visitor. He is interested in mining. Miss Eunice Reader returned to College City where she _ teaches! school, after spending Thanksgiving . with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. . Reader of Sweetland. J. Swazey made a trip to Nevada City Saturday to take J. Schiver to! consult a doctor. Mr. Schiver is suf. fering from an attack of poison oak.! L. Haslett and Mrs. A. Browninx' accompanied them on the trip. M. J. O'Connor of Birehville and sister, Miss Therese, and Mrs. Margaret Madden, had business in Nevada City and Grass Valley Saturday. Mr. and Mr. E. E. Wilkins and Mr. and Mrs. H. Blaney of Sacramento, visited the O’Connor family und Mr. DePratti last Monday. Miss M. H. O’Connor, who has been visiting at the old home in Birehville, returned to Grass Valley Tuesday morning. Clyde Bishop and Miss Katherine Raymond of Marysville, wha were married in Nevada City last Friday, visited relatives in French Corral on their return trip. They expect to return to French Corral very soon, when a grand charivari is promised them. Mrs. K. Sullivan made a business trip to Nevada City Monday. She was &ccompanied by L. Haslett. { through CAMPTONVILLE CAMETONVILLE, Dee. 4.-—Ju-; lius E. Pauly motored to Marysville Saturday en a short business visit. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gillan moved into the cabin at Spring Service Station for the ter. Ray Kniekerem, fro Mohawh on a teroMrs: J, (ho ranks Mr. ard Mrs. G. D Cleveland, Ohie, left rrending several weeks at ne Servies Station , arrived Wriday visit to bis) sisKibby of Saturday after the Cold wank, proprietor of motered to Marysa. brief Louis Williams and mother, Mrs T. J. Williams of -Dobbins Saturday to spend the visiting relatives at the eis. Charles L end FranWeek Hotel Wilson, Jr. and James lL. Joubert. returned to Sacramento Sunday after spending the week end . with their parents here Miss Helen L. Jackson, primary teacher, left Sunday for San Jose to spend the winter vacation at her home there. William H. Sacramento, a short visit. Mrs. Grace Pauly. Mrs. Livingston and, Miss Helen L. Jackson. were dinner guests of Mrs. F. J. Joubert Saturday evening. Cc. W. Almes” returned Friday from Los Angeles, where he spent a few days on business. Mr. and Mr. Elwood C. Schurr, are moving from Indian Hill mine to the Nuttall house at Oak Valley where they will reside this Winter. Mrs. Lola B. Cleveland returned Sunday from a brief visit at Marys ville. Miss Wanda Chatfield left Sunday for her home at Pike City after several days visit here as guest of Mrs. Albert Hamilton. Hopkins and son of CAMPTONVILLE, est Ranger Frank W. i ille Saturday business Visjt. Winsmore Chapman birthday Monday. Miss Lola M. Labadie arrived Sunday from Browns Valley on a short visit with relatives at the Hotel Francis. Paul Smith of Downileville, was in town Monday on a short business visit. Mr. Dec 6.—Foron a brief celebrated a and Mrs. Perry Carr passed town Monday from Rebel Ridse, enroute to the Alleghany section. Mrs. M. J. Cunningham and grandaughter Miss Dorthea Mark, motored to Marysville Saturday. Mrs. Rachael M. Labardie, motored to Marysville Monday ona short business visit. Si Perkins, lineman of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company of Grass Valiey was in town Monday. Ed Lang and brother Jim motored to Twin Quartz mine day on business. Lang. MonCAMPTONVILLE, Dec. 7.---A. J. Heether, of the Grant and Hecther Lumber Company, has, been confined to his home at Nevada City for the past week With an attack of the flu. Mrs. Acton M. Cleveland, motored to North San Juan Tuesday on a short visit with relatives there. Thomas Wayman of Pike City. was in town Tuesday on a brief business visit. Fred Siefles of San Francisco, who spent the summer near the R. H. Deal claim, left Tuesday for his home at the bay. Bernard Rathjen of Pike City, passed through town Tuesday from Downieville, enroute to his home. Peter Lischer motored to Nevada City Tuesday on a brief business visit. Tamales and crab cocktails as you like them at Colley'’s Confectionery. Grocery Specials No. 2-Can 3 MORGAN BRAND CORN LUXUS PEA 2:Can-2:. Large Can ... PRINCE TOMATOE JUICE ;. 10c CLEANERS TIME TO GET YOUR WINTER COAT OUT and have it gone over. CLEANING OUR SPECIALTY Phone 375 111 West Main Street ED. BURTNER, Proprietor MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION Will call Monday and Thursday afternoons at your home and dalivar an tha navt trin avor No. 2 Can 2. SUNSTRAND TOMATOES S. P. 25c DEL MONTE PUMPKIN — No. 214 Can ‘15c H. B. PRUNES 2 lb. Package l7c S. & W. COFFEE 1 pound Can .. 33C TEA BUD TEA 1 pound Package — 49c S. & W. SHRIMPS Peal enn 15c have’ the Cold; win. business ae . arrived . was in town Sunday on . Kate Hope H Meggers was, se ee eh hh i hh halt hal hn tnd hhh bah thn hh hahha bn bp tn i tn in Beautiful . Copper Ware . Vases Conscle Sets ) Hanging Baskets Jardineers Flower Bowls All in several new finishes: . Bronze Onyx Verdium Rubium . FOU TCC CCC CC CUO CCI OCC OUST OCCT IS OTTO TE OPO T SOG : Prices: $1 » $3.50 ; Alpha Stores, Lid. } Nevada City Grass Valley ; Only One Store 124 Mill St. Grass Valley ‘ Machinery . ‘MINING and MILLING Agents For GARDNER and DENVER'Drills Miners Foundry & Supply Co. Nevada City, California The most important part of your diet is meat. We always have the choice cuts and the quality cannot be excelled. Thy this market once and you will come again. — Small SOME OF OUR SPECIALS vi wen. tender and juicy; fine Tenderloin and Sirloin cuts; Roasts of all kinds. Weinies and Superfine Kraut. KEYSTONE MARKET CALAHAN & RICHARDS Expert: Attendants Who know All Your Needs That is the kind who will serve you it you placc your undertaking arrangements in our skillful and experienced hands. If you wish, we will give you a detailed estimate of cost beforehand. We urge you to inspect our facilities. Holmes Funeral Parlor MODEKN AMBULANCE SERVICE "iti a ht IES IS GE ECE CO ELLA LDL IEA LODE ELLIO DOLE ESOL EAE TE, ———=—= 06 =10 0 0 OO 0 Oo, NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, geld percentage of sulphurets, =; giving the free value of sulphurets and taillngs. Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. Mail order check work promptly attended to Agent for New York-California Underwriter Westchester and Capital of California lire Insurance Companies. pe 01010:

FRIDAY, DEC. 9, 1932 THE NEVADA The Nevada County Nugget CLEY: NUGGET Wednesday, March 8, 1972 5 PAGE SEVEN SOE EEEPEEE CEE ESS EEG ETS & Just a Little Better The OWL TAVERN “YOU CANT BETTER THE BBHST" Finest Food and Coffee 134 Mill Street Grass Valley, Calif. ape pa bhbtihbibbbhbbbbihinteiste * ++ FRED M. MILLER Consulting Engineer VIL AND MINING ENGINEERING EGISTERED CIVIL» ENGINEER LICENSED SURVEYOR iydraulics—Irrigation—Surveys Land Classification. LAST OFFICIAL MAP OF NEVADA COUNTY ice at Residence, 262 Auburn St. ; GRASS VALLEY LEANING AND PRESSING CASH AND CARRY $1.00 $1.25 and up LADIES' AND MEN'S ALTERATIONS AND REPAIRS Taylor Made Custom Clothes $19.50 up PHONE 217-W JRREST B. RISLEY, Prop. st Building Nevada City, California OSCAR E. WINBURN ATTORNEY AT LAW Suite 1-2-3 City HALt BLDG. Grass VALLEY. CAL. Phone 47 DAILY Dainty pastries made and sold fresh daily = (OPPS BAKERY one 76 We Deliver NEVADA CITY IEVADA CITY CLEANERS W. H. Osborne Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing C ONEILL PLUMBING SHOP gents for ‘UAKER BURNOIL STOVES Guaranteed to be safe Cost less to run et us look over your chimneys before winter sets in NEW YORK LIFE NSURANCE COMPANY ‘or full particulars regarding he attractive NEW YORK LIFE FAMILY INCOME POLICY Address W. H. Daniels Pine St., Nevada City 4 Stasis SS nats j rc tl A FRESH CARLOAD OF COAL has just been received by UNION ICE DELIVERY AT THE, PLAZA Order Yours Now me 57 A. V. Sauvee NL i al ei arena Res. Phone 641 oe + eh oie So Battadta te tha te tte tha theta tha tee teed belle tate that ce Phone 71 LELAND R. PAINTER General Electric Radios Wiring Supplies and Fixtures Broad Strect From Our Correspondents ALLEGHANY, Dec. 5.—Miss Eva Owens motored to Forest to see her uncle, Walter Evans, who is very ill. Thanksgiving Day .was very pleasurably spent in our little town. The day was nice and sunshiny and different, people entertained their own folks and friends by having a nice, turkey dinner and everything that makes a dinner complete. Mr. Raymond VP. Hawkins, master and general merchant, tored to Nevada City for a few days. Mrs. Mery Meehan and Miss Sara Kellighan took their departure for the bay region for the winter. They were accompanied as far as Sacramento, by Art Mreu and John Raymond Green. Rayniond continued on to St. Mary's College at Moraga where he is a student. Edwin Godfrey was our town. Mr. Parker, Rereee of ‘The Speciality Shop’ in Grass Valley, was here for a few days with a complete line of suits, dresses etc, and Christmas novelties. Mrs. Dereley motored mento to. bring her son, postmoa visitor in to SacraFreddie This year we'll shop where our money buys MOST! .. . Make your Christmas. gift money go farther by shopping at the Rexall Drug Store. There you get products of the highest quality at real money saving prices. All the exclusive Rexall merchandise is received direct from the manufacturer. You get the profits! RIE R. E. HARRIS Nevada City Phone 100 "SAVE; with Dios : The FexoLL paUG STORE . Mrs. James E. Grace . MEALS 50° Home Cooking Board by Day or Month aileghany, Calif. FINE WATCH REPAIRING Radio Service and Repairing Work Called for and Delivered CLARENCE R. GRAY 620 Coyote Street Phone 16 GRASS VALLEY home for Thanksgiving, as he is attending the Christians Brother's high school. We were all saddened to hear that Walter Evans of Forest. had passed away. as his home at 25 minutes to 5, Sunday morning. Walter will be missed by a host of friends and sincere sympathy is extended to his aged mother. wife ani other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Johnston. Mrs. W. B. Hardie. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Kinkel. Mr. John Connell, Mr. Pat Sheppard, Dalbert Coleman, June Bishop and Buelah Hill, attended the funeral of the late Walter Evars in Forest Wednesday. from the Methodist Church which Was conducted by Rev. Buckner Wednesday afternoon it rained very hard and finally turned into snow. Didn't amount to much, only a few inches falling here Today Saturday December 3, is a very nice beautiful day. Just like Spring. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Keleher have taken their departure for Portland, sorrowins Oregon. They will be missed by their friends. Mrs. Edna Stackpoole was the house guest of Mrs. Fred Dereley. Candy is an ‘acceptable Christmas gitt. Colley’s Confectionery has a complete assortment. FRENCH CORRAL FRENCH CORRAL, Dec. 7.-—Our weather continues clear and cold. with light frost at night. “Tuesday night was the coldest we have had. Influenza is quite prevalent in this section and a number of schooi students are unable to attend their classes. Several of the older set also are suffering from the malady. Charles Rickard and Chester Cook left for Oregon last Saturday. Mr. Rickard received a telegram stating that his mother was dangerously ill. Mr. and Mrs. Porter, late of Downieville, are new comers in French Corral. Allen Warren of Los Angeles was a last week visitor. He is interested in mining. Miss Eunice Reader returned to College City where she _ teaches! school, after spending Thanksgiving . with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. . Reader of Sweetland. J. Swazey made a trip to Nevada City Saturday to take J. Schiver to! consult a doctor. Mr. Schiver is suf. fering from an attack of poison oak.! L. Haslett and Mrs. A. Browninx' accompanied them on the trip. M. J. O'Connor of Birehville and sister, Miss Therese, and Mrs. Margaret Madden, had business in Nevada City and Grass Valley Saturday. Mr. and Mr. E. E. Wilkins and Mr. and Mrs. H. Blaney of Sacramento, visited the O’Connor family und Mr. DePratti last Monday. Miss M. H. O’Connor, who has been visiting at the old home in Birehville, returned to Grass Valley Tuesday morning.

Clyde Bishop and Miss Katherine Raymond of Marysville, wha were married in Nevada City last Friday, visited relatives in French Corral on their return trip. They expect to return to French Corral very soon, when a grand charivari is promised them. Mrs. K. Sullivan made a business trip to Nevada City Monday. She was &ccompanied by L. Haslett. { through CAMPTONVILLE CAMETONVILLE, Dee. 4.-—Ju-; lius E. Pauly motored to Marysville Saturday en a short business visit. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gillan moved into the cabin at Spring Service Station for the ter. Ray Kniekerem, fro Mohawh on a teroMrs: J, (ho ranks Mr. ard Mrs. G. D Cleveland, Ohie, left rrending several weeks at ne Servies Station , arrived Wriday visit to bis) sisKibby of Saturday after the Cold wank, proprietor of motered to Marysa. brief Louis Williams and mother, Mrs T. J. Williams of -Dobbins Saturday to spend the visiting relatives at the eis. Charles L end FranWeek Hotel Wilson, Jr. and James lL. Joubert. returned to Sacramento Sunday after spending the week end . with their parents here Miss Helen L. Jackson, primary teacher, left Sunday for San Jose to spend the winter vacation at her home there. William H. Sacramento, a short visit. Mrs. Grace Pauly. Mrs. Livingston and, Miss Helen L. Jackson. were dinner guests of Mrs. F. J. Joubert Saturday evening. Cc. W. Almes” returned Friday from Los Angeles, where he spent a few days on business. Mr. and Mr. Elwood C. Schurr, are moving from Indian Hill mine to the Nuttall house at Oak Valley where they will reside this Winter. Mrs. Lola B. Cleveland returned Sunday from a brief visit at Marys ville. Miss Wanda Chatfield left Sunday for her home at Pike City after several days visit here as guest of Mrs. Albert Hamilton. Hopkins and son of CAMPTONVILLE, est Ranger Frank W. i ille Saturday business Visjt. Winsmore Chapman birthday Monday. Miss Lola M. Labadie arrived Sunday from Browns Valley on a short visit with relatives at the Hotel Francis. Paul Smith of Downileville, was in town Monday on a short business visit. Mr. Dec 6.—Foron a brief celebrated a and Mrs. Perry Carr passed town Monday from Rebel Ridse, enroute to the Alleghany section. Mrs. M. J. Cunningham and grandaughter Miss Dorthea Mark, motored to Marysville Saturday. Mrs. Rachael M. Labardie, motored to Marysville Monday ona short business visit. Si Perkins, lineman of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company of Grass Valiey was in town Monday. Ed Lang and brother Jim motored to Twin Quartz mine day on business. Lang. MonCAMPTONVILLE, Dec. 7.---A. J. Heether, of the Grant and Hecther Lumber Company, has, been confined to his home at Nevada City for the past week With an attack of the flu. Mrs. Acton M. Cleveland, motored to North San Juan Tuesday on a short visit with relatives there. Thomas Wayman of Pike City. was in town Tuesday on a brief business visit. Fred Siefles of San Francisco, who spent the summer near the R. H. Deal claim, left Tuesday for his home at the bay. Bernard Rathjen of Pike City, passed through town Tuesday from Downieville, enroute to his home. Peter Lischer motored to Nevada City Tuesday on a brief business visit. Tamales and crab cocktails as you like them at Colley'’s Confectionery. Grocery Specials No. 2-Can 3 MORGAN BRAND CORN LUXUS PEA 2:Can-2:.. Large Can ...... PRINCE TOMATOE JUICE ;. 10c CLEANERS TIME TO GET YOUR WINTER COAT OUT and have it gone over. CLEANING OUR SPECIALTY Phone 375 111 West Main Street ED. BURTNER, Proprietor MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION Will call Monday and Thursday afternoons at your home and dalivar an tha navt trin avor No. 2 Can 2.. SUNSTRAND TOMATOES S. P. 25c DEL MONTE PUMPKIN — No. 214 Can ‘15c H. B. PRUNES 2 lb. Package l7c S. & W. COFFEE 1 pound Can .... 33C TEA BUD TEA 1 pound Package — 49c S. & W. SHRIMPS Peal enn 15c have’ the Cold; win. business ae . arrived . was in town Sunday on . Kate Hope H Meggers was, se ee eh hh i hh halt hal hn tnd hhh bah thn hh hahha bn bp tn i tn in Beautiful . Copper Ware . Vases Conscle Sets ) Hanging Baskets Jardineers Flower Bowls All in several new finishes: . Bronze Onyx Verdium Rubium . FOU TCC CCC CC CUO CCI OCC OUST OCCT IS OTTO TE OPO T SOG : Prices: $1 » $3.50 ; Alpha Stores, Lid. } Nevada City Grass Valley ; Only One Store 124 Mill St. Grass Valley ‘ Machinery . ‘MINING and MILLING Agents For GARDNER and DENVER'Drills Miners Foundry & Supply Co. Nevada City, California The most important part of your diet is meat. We always have the choice cuts and the quality cannot be excelled. Thy this market once and you will come again. — Small SOME OF OUR SPECIALS vi wen. tender and juicy; fine Tenderloin and Sirloin cuts; Roasts of all kinds. Weinies and Superfine Kraut. KEYSTONE MARKET CALAHAN & RICHARDS Expert: Attendants Who know All Your Needs That is the kind who will serve you it you placc your undertaking arrangements in our skillful and experienced hands. If you wish, we will give you a detailed estimate of cost beforehand. We urge you to inspect our facilities. Holmes Funeral Parlor MODEKN AMBULANCE SERVICE "iti a ht IES IS GE ECE CO ELLA LDL IEA LODE ELLIO DOLE ESOL EAE TE, ———=—= 06 =10 0 0 OO 0 Oo, NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, geld percentage of sulphurets, =; giving the free value of sulphurets and taillngs. Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. Mail order check work promptly attended to Agent for New York-California Underwriter Westchester and Capital of California lire Insurance Companies. pe 01010: