The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-12-19
PARAD|SE NEWS
CORRESPONDENCE
ESPECIAL CoRREsPoNDENcEl

PARADISE VALLEY. Dec. 49,
A sociable get together occurred at
the ranch home of d. w. Cathcart
Sunday evening. Those who went
out were Misses Dolly and Sheelah
Gillian, Floyd Lye, Jesse Kirk and
Glen Gillian and Norman Cathcart.
Chas. Recanzone, Fred Stewart,
H. K. Harvey and wife and daugh-
ter Opal were an auto party who
motored to Winnemucca Thursday
in the formers car.
B. Negra of Golconda was over
last week and helped Chas. ZORRO
out of car difficulties. a broken axle
and differential, while on his way
home from a trip to Winnemucca
during last week.
Mrs. H. X. Harvey, Mrs, John
Case and Mrs. Rudolph Schwartz
will be quite busy during the COM
ing week preparing children of the
school with the Christmas program.
The Home Makers Club will meet
at the home of Mrs. Rudolph
Schwartz on December 81.
Arnold Schwartz and John Dooley
were over on the McDermitt side
this week looking for Paradise stock
cattle and horses.
Dominica De Fillipe from Nc
Dermitt was over last week looking
for cattle that belongs on "the
other side"
Forest Ranger Mathews from
Rebel Creek was over attending to
business matters lately.
Noberto Uribarren who went to
Winnemucca recently to take down
Rufino Uriate who was on his way
to Reno, returned on Tuesday.
Santa Arriola and Gus Echever.
ria, proprietors of the Paradise
Hotel. announce a dance to be given
in their hall the oath after the
tree and program at the church
Every one is welcome to come, a
warm fire is promised all those with
children and a good time assured
to all. Let's go!
w. H. Abel, who purchased cat.
tie of Mrs. A. Forgnone about a
year ago, is moving same to one OF
the Forgnone ranches above town
TO be fed during the winter. 1t is
iaid Mr.. Abel agreed at time of sale
TO purchase hay every season from
Mrs. Forgnone for term of years
F. B. Stewart, H. X. Harvey, w
Il. Abel, Harry Stock and E. C. Lye
are leaving today Thursday or
their way to Reno to attend the an.
nual meeting of the Nevada Land
and Livestock association.
Floyd Lye, Mrs. Seymore Riley
and son, Cecil Riley, were Winnie.
mucca visitors Friday.
Chas. ZORRO went to Winnemucca
Friday, taking down two dressed
hogs from Butch" Wilson's butcher
shop.
The two Nicholas brothers re-
turned Friday from cutting wood
for L. c. Grigsby in the lower fields.
Miss Ruby Riley, a sophomore
attending high school at Carson,
and Miss Alphonsine Liotard, who
is attending the University at Reno,
are expected home soon to spend the
holidays.
Prof. Hampton, Miss Helen Mar
shall and Miss Nora Roberts are
leaving today to spend the vacation
at their homes. The former is
going to Bishop, California, Miss
Marshal to Crawford. Nebraska, and
Miss Nora Roberts to Winnemucca.
School will remain closed here un-
til the 9th of January.
Jim Raymond came up from his
ranch at Central to get his wife and
daughter, Iva. on Friday evening.
They will remain with Jim on the
ranch until after the holidays. Bet
Jim is wearing a smile that won't
rub off, don't you?
B. F. Stanley has traded his Velie
in exchange with Tiffany Poulin &
Son at Winnemucca for a brand
new Dodge touring car.
A pleasant evening was spent at
the ranch home of Mr.. and Mrs,
Rudolph Schwartz on Friday. A
round of merriment and fun was
had until late hour, when the boys
fell into an argument as to which
had the best car. A certain Stude-
baker proved itself best by attempt
ing to climb Rudolph's trees.
j. C. Butch" Wilson was attend.
ing to business matters in Win.
nemucca this week, going down or
the truck with John Ward.
Mrs. Beryl Wallace and Mrs
Cathcart from the Bullhead were