The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-08-28
INTERESTING BUDGET
OF PARADISE NEWS
Especial Correspondence

fAhADloE WALLET, August 10
Deputy Superintendent Mink. Ranger
Paul Travis and Ferna and Fauna
Expert Collins 1--WE don't know his Of
fetal title) made a trip to National
and the forest In that vicinity during
the past week. Ranger Smith is still
confined to his room at the auditor
iur, but reported improving.
Miss vesta Bradshaw is expected
Wednesday from Reno, to spend the
remaining time before the opening of
school, with friends and relatives.
Fred B. Stewart, accompanied by
Miss Louise Liotard, made a trip to
Winnemucca on Monday returning on
Tuesday.
Floyd Lye and Bill Edwards were
in Winnemucca visiting on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Pasquale were
over from Eden Valley on Monday re-
turning Tuesday. They report good
hay crop at the Garden of Eden.'
A dance is scheduled for Saturday
evening, August 2S. in honor of the
visiting Misses Mayme Austin and
vesta Bradshaw.
G. Peraldo, Arnold Schwartz and
Fay Stanley returned Sunday from
horseback jaunt through tht north
md up into Idaho where they had
gone to look up range for their
cattle
Irwin Case was a Winnemucca visi-
or on Monday. going down in the
Ford truck.
]. w. Baker and "Bill' KirchneT
started out in Ford for Hard
scrabble on fishing trip one day last
week. The next day they returned
on foot, with seventeen fish, two sage
hens and any number of heel blisters
having walked a great number OF
miles Zone says thirty. the other put
it at fifteen)! Rudolph Schwartz
with his truck went out to town in
the Lizzie
J. Roy Bradshaw returned Satur-
lay from a trip to Winnemucca
Eden Valley, Golconda and the vicin-
lty.
Joe C. Cathcart was Winnemucca
visitor during the past week.
Milton Kelly could hardly get to
Winnemucca fast enough on Sunday
morning. having had word to come
down and welcome Milton Jr.," who
had just arrived at The Gables"
where Mrs. Kelly is domiciled.
Grover Maxwell of Rebel Greek is
Of ha Trail the
crew being Louis and George Riley
Pat Burke and Dave Bonney Rather
an Irish bunch, eh?
w. A. Brown of Midas was busi-
ness visitor to our valley on Thurs
day.
Ed. Kneike had the misfortune to be
thrown from his horse last Tuesday
and suffered severe bruises and lac
erations about the head and shoul-
ders, requiring the services of physi-
cian.. At this writing he is still con-
fined to the house, but is improving
Jack Forgnone also has been going
about bandaged up from the same
cause.
Mrs. Frank Coleman and children
Edward, Franklin and Eleanor, are
visiting at the home of the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Lye. from
their home at Gold Circle.
Z. C. Lye was a Winnemucca visi'
| tor on Thursday last, going down te
meet Mrs. 0. B. Cook of Riverside
California, who will visit the Lye's
| for a short time. The Cooks are old
time residents of Humboldt county
Mr.. Cook having been partner o.
Carl Haviland in the Paradise-Win
nemucca stage line in former days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred l.. Wood ant
babies returned last week to Para
disc after a summer spent in Rene
and various California points.
John Loring. we'll known prospec
| tor, who has a mine at Dutch Flat
passed through town on Saturday OF
his way to the F. S. Trail, having
been engaged to do the blasting there
| Hiss Mayme Austin of Fernley ar
rived Monday to visit with friends
At present she is guest OF thu
Misses Liotard.
AL Brown of Berkeley. California
who with a party of friends has beel
touring Nevada looking over LAM