The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1923-02-15
PARADISE NEWS
CORRESPONDENCE
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Williams were
in town from their ranch at Cen
trail. Their son, George Jr., has
been i'll in hospital at Sunshine,
Nevada, where he has been working
for several years.
Fritz Buckingham motored to
Winnemucca Sunday on a business
trip. The wind and snow delayed
his return until Tuesday.
Born-To the wife of o. B.
Nehls on February 10, an eight
pound baby girl. Both mother and
babe are doing nicely.
J. w. Baker went to Winnemucca
Sunday evening, taking with him
Miss Geraldine Harvey, who re-
turned to school duties after spend
ing the weekend here.
Theodore Miller was noted in
town yesterday. Says he is going
to save these immense snow drifts
for use during the summer when
more water is needed.
Friends and acquaintance of the
late Jarvis Read are greived to
learn of his untimely death, which
occurred at Reno on February g.
Jarvis was an old time resident
of Paradise and was much liked by
all who knew him.
Today being Saint Valentines day
the school children will have their
Valentine surprise box as usual, and
all are Docking forward to such with
great anticipation.
Miss Wells, teacher at Willow
Point, and Miss Marguerite Miller,
came up on horseback Saturday and
were weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Rudolph Schwartz. The two
latter returned with them on Sun
day evening.
A social party was had at the N.
A. Gillian home on Friday. Cards
and games were played and much
amusement had with 0uija board.
Mrs. Charles. Wann entertained
last week with a party.
Pete Egoscue, well known sheep
owner, will move his sheep here
again soon and Ben Echeverria will
again take charge of same and herd
them as he did recently.
Frank Texaria, who has been
quite i'll with an attack of the flu,
is convalescing at his home and is
much improved.
Joe Texaria, who moved his
band of sheep recently from the
o. B. Nehls ranch to Paradise Hill,
is planning on bringing them back
and feeding them, on account Of
severe weather conditions.
Ralph Holt has resigned his posi-
ton at the Bull Head ranch and
will seek employment nearer home.
Mrs. Margaret Bodey is staying
at the o. B. Nehls home for
short time.
George Reed of the Little Hum
boldt visited his mother, Mrs. Min
ME Twist, in Reno this week, Mrs.
Twists health being quite poor, it
is reported.
Tom Bodey of Central has ac-
cepted the job of pitching hay for
Jas Raymond at the Read ranch.
Sunday morning greeted US with
two inches more of new snow, and
all day terrific gale blew, keeping
up steadily throughout Sunday night
and all day Monday, drifting snow
and doing considerable damage to
buildings, roofs, chimneys and wind
mills about this vicinity, having
disarranged several. The brick
chimney was torn off the school
in Prof. Hampton's room, and
teachers and pupils were compelled
to continue school work in Miss
Martins and Miss Roberts rooms
for two days. The storm was SO
severe that country pupils We're un-
able to face it and come to school
on Monday.
Jas P. Riley and Miss Nora Rob-
erts came in Sunday just ahead of
q big storm from the weekend
spent in Winnemucca.
Cupid says Bob Kneike is again
attending Central school-of course
the reason was because Marguerite
Miller's horse went lame and Bob
had to furnish another, since wind
and snow, sleighs and horsebacks
are again in evidence, as introduced
by Ed Kneike, Ed Brush, Jim
: Grigsby, Joe Peraldo and many
others.
That naughty Cupid cannot keep
a secret, be it ever so sincere-and
tells US there win be a wedding in