The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1918-02-21
PARADISE VALLEY
PUPILS ENTERTAIN

Especial to The Silver STATED
The Schwartz Hotel dining room
was the scene of delightful surprise
party Thursday evening, February IA
The party was in honor of Principal
Woods thirtieth birthday. The bas-
ketball teams. assisted by the other
pupils of the high school, were the
givers and the guests included parents
and friends. besides all the young peo-
pie. The decorations, in red and
white, consisted mostly of hearts in
honor of st. Valentine, and were de-
signed by Emil Buckingham. The
pupils first surprised Mr.. Wood at his
residence, then escorted he and Mrs.
Wood to the hotel, where the older
folks were waiting.
Music for dancing was furnished by
Santi UTrutia. on the accordion, and
by the Edison from Cases store.
Irwin Case, in hehalf of the members
of the basketball teams, presented Mr..
Wood with fine fountain pen and
a beautiful bunch of carnations, red
and white, tied with ribbon in the
same colors. Mr. Wood responded
with a short speech.
Later in the evening the girls served
a delicious lap supper, consisting of
sandwiches and olives, cake and coffee.
Everyone expressed themselves as
having a dandy" time. Many who
were invited could not attend on ac-
count of sickness and were very much
disappointed
Those present were, besides the
pupils: Mr.. and Mrs Fred Wood, Mr..
and Mrs. Fritz Buckingham, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Gastanoga, Mr.. and Mrs. John s. Case,
Mr.. and Mrs. Santi Urrutia, Mrs. ]. A.
Cathcart, Mrs. Gus Hecheverria, Mrs.
Juan Ugeldea, Mrs. Geronimo Erqui-
aga; Misses Bertha Liotard and Laura
Gillian; Messrs. Joe Cathcart, Art
Phillips. Arthur Lille and George
Reed of Little Humboldt; Harry Stock,
Harry Lye. Irwin Case, Frank Burge,
Glen Gillian, Emil Buckingham, John
Westrop, Joe Lenis, Paul-Travis and
Henoda Plaza.
Mr.. Arthur Lille of Winnemueca is
the guest of George Reed at Twists
ranch, on the Little Humboldt.
Mrs. w. Twist is visiting with her
brother, Nose Gilbert, near Fallon.
Cecil Riley. for whom Dr. Berry
was called from Winnemucca last
week. is improving, and his many
frfands ho,.a bo x.v;II coos, 10 obIa 70
be up and receive callers. The other
boys can hardly keep away longer
and are talking of having a knitting
bee there as soon as he is GONZALES
cent.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Neault came in
from the Little Humboldt ranch Sat
urday. Mr.. Neault has been out there
in his official capacity as rabbit poi
soner and Mrs. Neault has been visit
ing Mrs. Peter Haynes. They report
quite a heavy snowfall there.
Vincent Shinn of the Bull Head
ranch was in town Sunday, answering
his QUESTIONABLE, which had been de-
layed in some way and was only re-
ceived last week.
Albino Vella drove up a bunch of
registered shorthorn bulls few days
ago. They were purchased by John
Dobson for the following ranchers
Steve Ferraro, Forgnone Est, Gerhart
Miller, Kirchners, Peraldos and John
Case.
Both children of Mr.. and Mrs. An
tone Ramasco have been quite i'll with
threatened pneumonia.
The primary room at school has had
poor attendance the past week on ac-
count of so much. sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. oliver Freemonth have
gone to Fernley for an extended visit
Mr.. Fay Stanley and Frank Men
diola have gone on trapping trip to
Oregon, equipped with pack train and
all necessary supplies.