The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-09-09
PARADISE NEWS
THAT INTERESTS
rsrscuAL cosansposprNcnI

Miss Helen Marshal arrived on Mon
days stage from San Francisco and
will teach the intermediate grade
this term.
Norberto Uribarren and Miss
Lena Etchevarria went down to
Winnemucca Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. X. Harvey and
daughters, Opal, and Geraldine,
went to Winnemucca Monday, Mrs.
Will Baker driving them down.
Grover Maxwell is a noted ar
rival in town this week from Oro-
vada district.
School opened at the regular hour
here on Tuesday morning with all
the teachers and pupils present,
with the exception of two pupils
who failed to arrive in time from
the good time had at Labor Day
festivities in Winnemucca.
Mrs. Chas. Washburn and daugh-
tiers, Helm and Nina, arrived Tues
day from a pleasure trip to Winnie
mucca, Cecil Riley and Pablo Fitch
everria coming up with them.
Mrs. Bodey of Willow Point met
with a very painful accident Mon
day, when a horse she was riding
fell and threw her off, spraining her
ankle, DIR. Webster being called in
attendance.
Miss Nora Roberts and Mrs. Jas.
P. Riley came up from Winnemucca
Monday evening in Miss Roberts
car. Miss Roberts will again teach
the primary room this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sampson and family
are now located in the Stocks adj
ton and will send their children to
school here. Mrs. SIMPSONS father,
Mr.. Nichols, will remain with them.
C. X. Norris, Independent candi-
date for county commissioner of
Humboldt county, came in from
Orovada and returned again on
Tuesday with a load of grain, flour
and other supplies.
Miss Violet Bradshaw sprained
her ankle while running on Tues
day evening and is confined to her
bed for few days.
County Commissioner w. C. Brad
shaw and Uncle, Hugh A. Bradshaw,
left for Winnemueca Tuesday.
w. C. Bradshaw will attend to bust
ness interests, while H. A. Bradshaw
expects to go to Hughson, Cali
fornia, on visit with relatives.
G. w. Creek, the Grayson ranch
hay boss, was in town Tuesday re-
turning to Willow Point later in the
day.
Tom Vestal returned on Tues
days stage from trip to Winnie
mucca.
George Fray returned late Tues
day evening from having a trip
to the rodeo at Reno.
The dentist, DIR. Taaffe of Winnie
mucca, is in town and has office
hours at the Paradise hotel.
Miss Theresa Pasquale returned
to Winnemucca Sunday to take W
second year high school work.
Mary Peraldo came up Monday
from Winnemucca to enter schoo
here.
Mrs. Frances Parke was an ar
rival from Reno on Thursday.
stage. She will visit her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Wann, and hel
brothers, Lee and James.
A very enjoyable time was sai'
to be had at the home of Mr.. ant
Mrs. G. Peraldo, it being a surpirs'
party given their son Lelio on hi
fourteenth birthday. Those in at
tendance were Mr.. and Mrs. V
Pasquale, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Recan
zone. Theresa Pasquale, Arlie Cath
cart, Martin Bellon, Carlo Maicotti
Chas. carlo, Irwin Case, Jose Uturb'
and Elmo Recanzone.
Friends of Gerhard Tholen wer,
very much surprised on hearing o
his marriage; However, We ex
tend to Mr.. and Mrs. Tholen on
heartiest congratulations.
j. C. Cathcart came up Tuesda,
from his home at Little Humboldt
to cast his vote.
Forest Bell and Chris Choat
returned from Winnemucca Thurs
day, where they went to spen
Labor Day and departed for tn
Buckskin National Mines the sam