The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-01-26
PARADISE NEWS
that INTERESTS

fSPEcIAL CoRRrsPoNDENrE1
PARADISE VALLEY, Jan. 25.-
At the regular meeting held last
Saturday evening the local Odd Fell
lows initiated the following officers !:
Elmer Cathcart, N.G.; Virgil Pas
quale, V.G.; Irwin Case, secretary;
Antoine Ramasco, treasurer. A prop
osition to change the meeting night
from Saturday to Wednesday was
defeated. Ed B. Knieke finished
taking his degrees.
The Homemakers' Club met with
Mrs. w. C. Bradshaw last Thursday
afternoon. Old-fashioned quilting
frames were. set up and the ladies
proceeded to tie a comforter. Mrs.
J. F. Harvey introduced a half
hitch knot, which Jim had taught
her, and after the ladies had learned
it, it speeded up their tying consid-
erably. Later coffee and cake were
served to Mesdames S. d. Riley,
J. P. Riley, j. S. Webster, j. F.
Harvey, B. F. Stanley, J. S. Case,
Virgil Pasquale and the hostess. AS
reported, w. C. Bradshaw is the
first male to gain entrance within
the sacred portals Of the Home
makers Club, having been voted an
honorary member at the meeting.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. John S. Case, at the
Kemler cottage.
1t is said that some Odd Fellows
have told their wives that new
degree has been added to the Odd
Fellows lodge work and that it re-
quires the entire night to thoroughly
instruct the candidate in the work
of this degree.
Antoine Ramasco and Chas. ZORRO
came over from Andorno Saturday
to attend lodge. Mr.. Ramasco re-
turned the next day, and Mr.. ZORRO
departed for Winnemucca, where h.
is to be employed.
Lee Wann, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Wann, is expected home
shortly from Oregon, where he has
been employed. He expects to go
on shift up at the Mary Wilder
mine, where Mr.. Wann is interested.
J. w. Teixerra, sheep man of
Elko county, whose sheep are rang
ing on the Little Humboldt, has
been provisioning out of Paradise,
was in for supplies Saturday. He
reports the sheep in fair condition
and about eight inches of snow in
that vicinity.
A song is heard occasionally,
"Who played poker with Pocahon-
tas?"
Chas. Shelton, who has been at
the c. S. ranch in the employ of
the Bliss brothers, passed through
town Tuesday, en- route to the Bull
Head ranch.
T. w. Dooley made business trip
to Winnemucca Sunday, returning
Tuesday.
Mrs. Earl Currey is under the
doctors care with a severe cold.
Mrs. H. X. Harvey, who has been
ill in San Francisco, is reported as
being much improved and will soon
return home. Upon the return of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. X. Harvey, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. F. Harvey will leave
for Santa Cruz to visit with the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. H.
Schwartz.
Glenn Gillian left yesterday on
horseback and pack outfit for the
Mary Wilder mine, to take up sup
plies to his brother Artie and Chas.
Hilpert, who have been working
there. Glenn will also do some
work at the mine and will be Joined
later by Lee Wann. Work on a
tunnel to crosscut the ledge fifty
feet below where the present tunnel
enters is being rushed.
Pike Cruel, travelling merchant,
arrived late last evening with a
broken spring on his REQ truck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bonifacio Echever-
ria (newlyweds) will be met by a
big banquet at the Paradise hotel
upon their return home.
Mrs. Emma Stanley is clerking at
Cases store during bargain week at
that institution.