The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-12-01
EL DORADO NEWS (;
OF HAPPENINGS

was held at Orovada last Saturday.
A short vaudeville entertainment
followed. It proved to be very
successful, owing to the hard work
Of George D. Melody.
The entertainment was as follows:
Act 1: Cody Boy" play given
by Kathlett Gray az Miss Long,
George D. Melody as Lawyer Jones.
Paul Grabil as Mr.. Langdon.
Act q: A butterfly dance by Dor
othy Pearce.
Act s.: Between Trains" a play
given by Betty Groth as Betty
Marsh, George D. Melody as Willy
Jones.
Act 4: Reflections a mono
logue by George d. Melody. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Scott served de-
licious Thanksgiving dinner. Be-
sides their own large family they in
vited few of their friends. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. ".
Gray, Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Scott, Miss
Mcclure, Kathleen Gray, Betty
Groth, Mrs. Marshall and Mr..
Thompson. A few visitors dropped
in later in the day, among them
being George Melody.
Mrs. Marshall and Mr.. Thompson
motored to Winnemucca Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Scott, Miss Nc
Clure and Harry Scott also motored
to Winnemucca.
Herbert Walworth made q trip
to Orovada Monday.
George Hanson was out Of school
Saturday hunting horses.
A lovely birthday cake was pre-
sented to Virgil Gray by Mrs. VIM.
Grabil.
Virgil Gray Is helping George
Minor repair tractor.
Mr.. Vandenburg has been work
ing at Rebel Creek since the first
of the week.
George Minor and Virgil Gray
were up at Rebel Creek Monday.
Blake Beatty has returned to his
post as forest ranger. He has been
up north.
Floyd Hurtado was up to Rebel
Creek.
Dan Gabica was also q visitor At
Rebel Creek.
Mrs. Thos. Scott and son Frank
were visitors at v. Gray's Tuesday.
George Melody was q visitor
around the Ell Dorado community
Thursday.
Mr.. Hughes Is now working for
Mrs. Eichwaldt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Halsey 60 to the
home ranch Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Jump served .
Thanksgiving dinner. Among those
present were: Mrs. Loest and
daughter Betty, Miss Doris Parlin.
Miss Sylvia Parlin, Miss Vivian
Bastes and Roy Persons.
Vandenburg also served Thanks
giving dinner, Mrs. Laurence acting
as competent cook. The guests
were: Jesse Backus, Mr.. Dickover.
Mr.. Walker. Mr.. Hughes and Mr..
Butels.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Norris and
son Robert and Mr.. and Mr.. Sam
Collins took Thanksgiving dinner At
Gus Granstrom's, Mr.. Granstrom's
sister acting as hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Walworth
entertained Thanksgiving. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. F. Mcmillan, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Collins. and Edith and Nae
Clutches were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. sHerbert Walworth
gave a supper for Mr.. and Mrs.
A. F. Mcmillan, George d. Melody,
Edith and Mae Clutches.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weight have ac-
cepted positions at Rebel Creek.
Mrs. Minor and son George
stopped in at Gray's for q few min
utes Friday. Virgil Gray returned
with them to finish his work on the
tractor.
The Guadalupes sold their ranch
to the Ellison Ranching Company,
but win remain there until spring.
George d. Melody WAS q visitor
at FL Dorado and Crowds Friday.
Kathleen Gray was III with Q &C.
we're cold Tuesday. On returning
to school she carried q written ex-
cuse, the first Of the season.
Herbert Walworth visited school
Saturday.
Dorothy Pearce spent Saturday
night at Platora.
Dorothy Pearce, Harry Scott and
Frank Scott were visitors At Gray's.
Virgil Gray took three pigs up to
Platora, where he traded them to