The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-06-24
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were Winnemucca visitors on Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Davey and
son Gordon of Wirnemucca were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ).
P. Riley on Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. c. P. Hoskins, Miss
Erma Hoskins and party of friends
motored up from Winnemueca Sun
day and picnieked at the Mill
orchard.
A party of Winnemucca young
men were arrivals Saturday even
ing and negotiated the Hinkey
summit Sunday. The crowd in
cluded Geo. Becker, Geo. Hoskins,
Chas. Gartiez and several others.
Civil engineers Meuller, Hit, Up
dike and Boyd, who are surveying
Martin Creek reservoir sites, report
good progress. Messrs, Meuller
and Hit are accompanied by their
wives. D. II. Updike is University
of Nevada classmate of F. b.
Stewart and John S. Case and the
three enjoyed a good talk of old
times the other evening.
Joe Peraldo is here from San
Francisco and will spend his vaca-
ton with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Peraldo.
S. Siard, Pleasant Valley sheep
man, is here attending to the shear
ing of his flocks, which are now on
summer range.
A. v. Schwartz and ]. C. Wilson
were Winnemucca visitors Thursday
last, returning Friday with a Chew
rolet and Ford, respectively.
B. F. Stanley and l.. c. McCor-
mack are busy hauling wool to
Winnemucca.
The placing of salt in the hills
for stock has been the principal
activity of the ranchers for the
past week.
Corberto Urribarren, Joe lturbe,
Lima Echeverria, Mr.. and Mrs. Bony
Echeverria, Chas. Gondra and others
took in the circus Tuesday.
Birthday parties seem to be the
CO." Master Elmo Recanzone cele-
brated his on the 9th. Miss
Blanche Davis was hostess to a
crowd of young people on the 18th,
her fourteenth natal day. Today
TUESDAY the 20th) Miss Aquilina
Gastanaga celebrated her 18th
birthday, the following young
friends being present: Violet
Bradshaw, Helen Washburn, Fermina
and Victoria Echeverria, Merma
Fritchen, Blanche Davis, Floris
Case, Masters, Silo Peraldo, Elmo
Recanzone, Olinipio Recanzone, Joe
Boggio.
OLYMPIC Recanzone was an ar
rival last week from Mexico where
he has been visiting his uncle since
his parents departure to Italy.
Arnold Schwartz met with an ac-
cident Saturday which caused him
badly dislocated ankle and will
lay him up for some time. A colt
he was riding fell on him. 1t is
fortunate that he was not hurt more
seriously but unfortunate to be laid
up at this busy time of the year.
While the ankle is very painful, he
is getting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Schwartz
returned Monday from their honey
moon trip, which was a trifle short
ened on account of Arnold's ac-
cident.
Chas. ZORRO has finished the new
dance hall at the Paradise hotel
and Messers Echeverria and Arri-
ola promise a dance soon.
Mrs. H. X. Harvey was hostess
to the "Homemakers' last Thurs
day. Sewing and fancy work and
refreshments of ice cream and cake
made a pleasant afternoon. Present
were Mesdames, w. c. Bradshaw,
C. Washburn, 3. F. Stanley, II. L..
Lye, V. Pasquale, J. S. Case, Chas.
Recanzone, J. +. Harvey, j. p.
Riley, 0. B. Nebls, J. S. Web
ster and the hostess. Mrs. J. +.
Harvey entertains next.
Mrs. E. G. Lye and Mrs. S. ID.
Riley returned Saturday from Reno
and Carson City, where they have
been visiting for two weeks. They
were met in Winnemucca by Chas.
Lye and Miss Ruby Riley.
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