The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-02-28
PARADISE NEWS
! THAT INTERESTS
PARADISE VALLEY. Feb. IT,

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A Near Elopement.
Scene-Near Toll House.
Time-Wednesday eve., $3.50.
"What have you there"
Sheriff Brady cried;
mot BOOZE" he answered,
perhaps q BRIDE"
"Pass on, my children,
II wish you well";
Rudolph stepped on it,"
And went like r..
If you know what Gunner and
Bitten" Is in the Italian language
you will know what Steve Boggio
said when a bunch of cattle he was
driving through gate turned
around on him and ran back into
to the field, passing over the fence
on top Of the snow!
A short while before it was time
for him to leave for the Lower Val-
ley last Saturday night, Rudolph
Schwartz cut his hand with the
cheese knife at Cases store, and Dr..
Webster dressed the wound.
The almanac bugs" are still with
US. II told you So" they say. Then
they get far enough away 80 ysu
can't hit them in the ear with .
SNOWFALL. and yell, "It's coming in
like . lion."
Martin Bellon took in the Re-
bekah masquerade in Winnemucca
last Wednesday. He reports a very
fine time. Martin always was .
staunch Rebekah supporter.
Gus Echeverria made q business
trip to Winnemucca on Wednesday.
He brought back some supplies for
the Paradise hotel.
R. H. Schwarts motored to Win
nemucca Wednesday evening to at
tend the dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Domingo Uriguen
were Winnemucca visitors Wednes-
day.
Mrs. A. Forgnone and Mrs. G.
Pasquale returned to Winnemucca
Thursday to look after business af-
fairs.
George Owens departed for Fern
ley on Wednesdays stage to consult
with DR.. Knorr. He got . ''fox
tail" in his throat during haying
and It has been causing him trouble
ever since.
Miss Doris Frey, Willow Point
school teacher, was among the mask
ers at the Rebekah dance.
Mr.. Noverto, "Mansanero" Plaza,
and Joe Iturbe motored to Winnie
mucca Wednesday in the Formers
car, returning Thursday afternoon.
Irwin Case was a county seat visi-
tor on Thursday and Friday of last
week.
A number Of people are confined
to their homes with severe colds.
Mrs. w. C. Bradshaw has been quite
i'll, as has also Ruby Ferraro, little
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Steve
Ferraro; Harry Stock. Gus Eche-
verria and numerous others.
The masquerade ball with VIM
nemucca music which was scheduled
for Saturday evening. the 25th, was
postponed on account of the man.
agement being unable to hire the
Auditorium hall. The A. Pasquale
Estate Company, out Of respect Of
the late Alphonso Pasquale, have de-
cided not to rent the hall for some
time.
However, a dance was held in the
Paradise hotel dining room, Joe
Iturbe furnishing accordion music,
which was very good. A lunch was
served about midnight. Approx
mately fifteen couples were on the
floor and there were q number Of
on-lookers. "Wee Wee" (Oui-Oui)
Bellon and "See See" Isl SIP Case,
attired as clowns, caused consider
able merriment, as did "Burt" in a
mask and Fritz" with eyeglasses
and goatee. The dance broke up
about 8 am. Several were heard
to remark, "Well, we had a jolly
time, after all"
George Reed was a passenger on
Fridays stage bound for Winnie
mucca.
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Paul L. Travis was noted in town
Saturday from the Lamance station.
Joe Iturbe of Battle Mountain
was an arrival last week to visit
his cousin, Geronimo Erquiaea, and
play for Saturdays dance. Mr..
Iturbe lived here several years ago,
being chore-boy for the VIM. Stock
! Farming Company. Since leaving