The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-12-10
NEWS
!. THAT INTERESTS
THE SILVER STATES CORE
SPONDENT HAS FACILITY
FOR WRITING INTERESTING
BREVlTIES OF EXCELLENT
QUALITY IN GOOD STYLE
High Wind Did Damage, Roads Are
Being Built and Community
Activities Are Cleverly
Recorded
ESPECIAL cossrsposprscKl

ESPECIAL CoRREsPoNDEHcK1
PARADISE VALLEY, December
THE recent cold snap has started
cattle feeding in the valley.
School closes for the Christmas
holidays on Friday, the 23rd. The
children have begun practice on a
Christmas program.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Dooley left
today Wednesday, for the Spanish
ranch, where they will be employed
shis winter.
Forest Rangers Travis and Beatty
took in the Farm Bureau meeting
In Winnemucca on Monday.
Gus Echeveria and Charlie Shell
ton were also county seat visitors
on Monday.
N. A. Gillian and son Glen start
cd for Winnemucca In the Dukes
Mixture" auto Monday. They broke
. connecting rod at the toll house.
Glen returned on the stage, while
an. A." went on into town.
The county road gang has re-
stunned Tor rather started) crawling
the road through the Willow Point
fiat. The men are getting the gravel
just opposite the Williams home
stead and at this writing have about
n quarter of mile of road covered,
from the Grayson mail box south.
Owing to the cold weather but slow
progress can be made. Paradisers
hope to see as much Of this work
accomplished as possible, as this
stretch of road, in the winter time,
n without doubt the worst in Hum
boldt county.
Lorenzo Recanzone went to Reno
last week for treatment FOR eyes
and teeth.
New Resident for P. v.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Nehls, now
ut San Jose, California, are the
parents Of a nine-pound boy. born
November 23rd.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Abel of Will
low Point have son. born in San
Francisco on December l.
Charles Farrell and W. E. Ire
casks were in the valley last week
gathering up horses which Mr.. Far
rell Is to ship to chicken-feed manu-
facturers. He expects to ship two
carloads soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Bradshaw and
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Z. Lye motored
70 Winnemucca on Sunday for the
Farm Bureau and commissioners
meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Harvey went
TO Winnemucca Monday morning al
delegates to the Farm Bureau meet
ing.
H. X. Harvey, president OF the
bureau, was prevented from attend
ing on account Of the illness OF ms
wife, who is now much improved.
F. B. Stewart, Ed Stock and sor
Harry, G. Miller Jr., also repre-
sented Paradise Valley at the Farm
Bureau meeting. This institution
seems to be filing a long-felt wan'
and much more interest was taker
this year than last.
Let the Good Work Go On"
The Ladies' Auxiliary, otherwise
the Sewing Circle, met with Mrs
Seymour Riley on Saturday, tn
Srd. The next meeting, on Thurs
day, the 9th, will be held with Mrs
j. s. Webster. ~ s
. Charles p. Riley former resi-
dent, now Of Carson City, has beef
sll, but was improving on last wore
received by relatives.
Anne Elizabeth, little daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L. Wood, nov
of Yerington, is recovering rapid
from her serious illness, according
to word from Mrs. Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stock an
daughter Freda returned to thei
home in Fernley after two weeks
visit with their respective parent
and other relatives.
J.9D. Holt went to Winncmucc
Saturday to meet his sister, Mr.
.Chas. Burd, also Mr.. Burd and littl
,son. Charles is convalescing fros
n serious operation for appendiciti
which nearly cost him his life. s Hi
friends are certainly glad to see hin
spnd know he rs gaining daily.
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