The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-12-28
PARADISE NEWS
CORRESPONDENCE
ESPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE

Christmas school exercises are al
ways great events in Paradise Val
ley, being well attended and a
great deal of interest taken in
their preparation, and the school
program given here Christmas eve
was no exception from the rule.
The children fairly took their audi
ence by storm and proved in more
than one instance that real genius
exists in their developing brains.
The program was a follows:
Opening Song, "Jingle Bells"
seventh and eighth grades.
Exercise and Song. Santa
Claus" primary pupils.
Solo, 'Luther's Cradle Hymn"
Marguerite Miller.
Dialouge, "a Christmas Conspir-
acy," eighth grade pupils.
Monologue, christmas ST. p
ping" Willie Miller.
Playlette, Father Times Recep-
tion,' the intermediate room.
Solo, 1.-THE Christmas Stocking. !"
Opal Harvey.
Dialogue, Assisting Santa Claus"
'eventh grade.
Solo, "oh, Starry Night" Fer
nina Eeheverria and girls of sew
enth and eighth grades.
toIn L.
Raymond, Edmund and Elmo Recan-
zone.
"Good Night Song" Iva Miller.
Mrs. James Raymond, Mrs. John
S. Case, Mrs. Fl. X. Harvey. Mrs.
Lorenzo Recanzone and Mrs. Ru-
dolph Schwartz should be congratu-
lated for the able manner in which
the program was presented.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerhart Miller Jr.
Of Willow Point came up Friday
md left Iva, Marguerite and Willie,
sheir three children, in care of Mrs.
Rudolph Schwartz until Sunday
evening after the program, that
my Souiu pidCllCe WIFI the chill
iren here.
Irwin Case made hurried trip
to Winnemucca Friday afternoon.
eturning late Saturday evening.
Mrs. Cleta Recanzone, Mrs. Burge,
Mrs. John Case, Mrs. Rudolph
Schwartz and Mrs. Jim Raymond
were more than busy people all
lay Saturday making preparations
FOR the program, decorating, and
filing candy bags.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Ferraro and
children spent the last of the week
n Winnemucca doing Christmas
hopping.
John Hill is in town from the
Dooley ranch this week buying
Christmas presents TO r. Santa
Claus we think.
Harry Stock came in from his
ranch at Little Humboldt Saturday.
j. D. Kilfoyle attended to bust
ness matters in Winnemucca Friday.
Henry Cendegorta. wealthy sheep
owner from Ogden, Utah, returned
70 Winnemucca this week after
looking after business interests here.
Mrs. Ed Brush was Christmas
shopping in Winnemucca Thursday.
DR.. Webster has decided to rid
his home of house pets and is dis
posing of all the cats. One little
boy said he was given SO cents to
kill one of the pets, which he did,
and another boy declared up and
down, that cat had nine lives for a
fact. saying he saw it going home
the next morning. Wonder if doc
tor is the least bit superstitious?
Arnold v. Schwartz left Thurs
day with his sister, Mrs. Jas. F.
Harvey, for Santa Cruz, to visit
with their relatives there.
Miss Frances Case is spending the
holidays here with relatives, coming
up from her school at Lovelock.
Miss Helen Marshal, our fifth
and sixth grade teacher, who went
to Crawford, Nebraska, sends
telegram to the trustees here that
on account of the illness of her
aged mother she is unable to return.
We are very sorry indeed. Her
pupils are, especially.
Word comes from Sparks that
Mrs. Chas. T. Byrnes is quite i'll
at her home there.
B. Negra, garage man from Col
conda, was in town Sunday.
Miss jeanette Buckingham, who is
attending school in Sacramento, is
home on holiday vacation.
Paradisers were very fortunate
this week in having received their
regular mail on Sunday. Fritz
Buckingham delivered same on his
return that day from Winnemucca.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Leniz and
family have moved to the Harvey
Bros. ranch, from their holdings at
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