The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-11-25
PARADISE NEWS
Correspondence
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PARADISE VALLEY, Nov a.
The Ladies Farm Bureau met at
the home of Mrs. W. C. Bradshaw
on Thursday and those present
were, Mrs. Harold Harvey, Mrs.
Rudolph Schwartz, Mrs. Jas Harvey,
Mrs. ]. S. Webster and hostess.
Sewing was the feature of the
afternoon. The next meeting on
December z, will be at Mrs. B.
F. Stanley's.
Miss Marshal is having lunch in
her room today, being in honor of
Leila Webster's birthday, and all
other pupils in her room that have
birthdays in November.
Those who were summoned from
here to be present at the Boggio-
Dooley trial at Winnemucca were,
Chas. Washburn, Seymore Riley,
Frank Muldoon, Chas. Gondra,
Bonie Hetcheverria and Jose Sugade.
Don Cooper, proprietor of the
Winnemucca meat market, had some
bad luck at the Bullhead this week,
having had some difficulty with the
truck, and was towed into Paradise
by A. c. Mccormick.
Norberto Uribarren and Bruno
Gastinago were business visitors
at Winnemucca this week, the latter
going down to consult with shoe
dealer and replenish his supply of
shoes for his store.
j. R. Harvey and wife and Mrs.
B. F. Stanley spent a couple of
days at the county seat this week,
the former having been called as a
juror.
Chas. carlo, who has been quite
busy making concrete bridge work,
is reported i'll at his home today.
The head of the dog that bit
Henry Plagenborg was sent to the
state university to ascertain whether
or not it was rabid. On November
8 negative report was received
from the university and on the 21st,
the following telegram was received:
Rabbits innoculated with brain of
dog received on November Z, and
apparently developing rabies. Will
advise further later" DIR. J. S.
Webster began administration of
the Pasteur treatment before re-
ceiving the last report and on
November 23 telegram came as
follows: DOG rabies positive on
animal innoculation." Mr.. Plagen-
borg is making daily trips to Para
disc to get his regular treatments.
The cost of the treatment, approx
mately 500 is to be borne by the
Nevada Industrial Insurance Com
mission which commission insures
all employees of the Union Land and
Cattle Company and for whom Mr..
Plagenborg was employed at the
time the incident occurred.
Messrs. Sampson and Nichols came
up from their holdings at Camp
Orange Friday. They feel greatly
encouraged over the findings there.
F. B. Stewart was a Winnemucca
visitor on Tuesday of this week.
John Forgnone attended to bust
ness affairs in Winnemucca this
week.
j. w. Wilson, county farm bureau
agent, was comforting with farmers
of this vicinity the latter part of
this week.
Mr.. Lanstead, a COW buyer, pur-
chased beef and stock cattle from
several ranchers here the past week.
Lewis Koch, assistant supervisor
of the Santa Rosa forest range,
spent several days as the guest of
Paul L. Travis.
William Brennan visited our val
ley recently and purchased furs
from a few OF the local trappers
here.
The pupils in Mrs. Hampton s
rooms, the seventh and eighth
grades are joining the "health cru
saders," composed of a record of
health chores, all of whom seem to
be deeply interested in same.
Miss Marshal first started the
affair in her room with the fourth,
fifth and sixth grades.
PARADISE VALLEY, Nov. 23.-
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