The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1923-05-31
PARADISE NE VS.
CORRESPONDENCE
ESPECIAL CoRREsPoNDENcE1

: Little Rosie Holsinger was tendere'
happy farewell party Saturday
which was given her by her grand
mother, Mrs. ]. 7. Dooley. Rosi'
is expecting her mother, Mrs. Free
Holsinger, ever from Adelaide We'd
nesday and will return home there
Little Rosie's smiling face and happ,
disposition will be missed by man,
of her little playmates, as well al
the elder ones.
/ Jack Smith was an up passenger
on Mondays stage. Mr.. Smith has
been touring points of interest il
sunny California, the past month
and returned to join his mother
here.
| The ladies of the farm bureau
will hold an important meeting
Thursday, May 81, at the home OF
Mrs. Jas. P. Riley and all members
are requested to be present.
The VIM. Stock Farming Com
pany and Ed Stock sent their crew
of buckaroos out Tuesday together
with camp outfits, toward Hard
Scrabble, aiming to move their cat
tie higher up onto the grazing area.
Miss Lena Echeverria, Mrs. Sar-
dino Ugoldea and Bruno Gastinago
formed an auto party that went on
fishing trip Monday.
Miss Blanche Davis, an eighth
grade graduate, will depart Wednes-
day for San Francisco where she
will spend her vacation with a
friend.
Mrs. w. r. Raymond and daugh-
ter Iva moved their household eff
fects Monday from town, where
they spent the winter, to the ranch
at Central.
terday in Indian town, when a
two-year-old daughter of Mrs. Mabel
Bliss got a piece of stick lodged in
her throat. The little one almost
went into commissions before the
particle could be removed and then
It is supposed the baby finally swal-
lowed it.
Floyd Lye came up from Winnie
mucca with his G. M. C. truck and
returned again Monday.
George Reed and P. Murshon,
from the Twist ranch, attended the
dance here Friday night.
Artie Gillian and Lee Wann left
for Winnemucca late Sunday even
ing after spending the afternoon
here.
Miss Dolly Gillian will resume
her position at the o. B. Nehls ranch
this week.
w. M. Love, representing the
Colt Heating and Lighting system,
and who with ]. F. Hansard of
Sparks spent the week here, sold a
Lighting plant to the Ed Stock
Land e. Livestock Company. Mr..
Love departed on Mondays stage
for Reno, expecting to return here
to be with Mr.. Hansard again.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Kilfoyle and
little daughter were in town Tues
day from their ranch at Stone
House.
Elmer Miller, George Miller and
Miss Ellen Wells were up from Will
low Point Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. T. Harvey and sisters,
Mrs. B. F. Stanley and Mrs. Rudolph
Schwartz, Arlie Cathcart, Mrs. Jas.
H. Holt, and Mrs. Jesse Kirk were
flower hunting at the Santa Rosa
orchard Tuesday.
L. G. Mccormick returned Tues
day with part of load of freight
and several Indian passengers, who
finished shearing at Golconda.
Miss Floris Case spent Tuesday
evening with Violet Bradshaw.
Monday night and Tuesday even
ing we were treated to some real
drenching showers that wet the
ground up considerable, leaving
things pretty and green. On We'd
nesday morning snow flakes came
tumbling down. We are expecting
a freeze later.
The graduation exercises and pro-
gram given at the M. E. church
Friday evening was highly attended
and much appreciated by all. The
program follows:
Song of Welcome.
Salutatory-Aquilina Gastinago.
| Diagnosis-Olympia Recanzone.
| Class History-Merna Fritchen.
| Grouch-Lilo Peraldo.
| Optimist-Edmund Recanzone.
Poem-Ferminia Echeverria.
| Prophecy-Iva Raymond.
Glass Will-Elmo Recanzone.
Valedictory-Blanche Davis.
Glass Song.
Address-John S. Case.
Motto-Upward and Onward.
f, Colors-Silver and Gold.
: Glass Yell.
After the exercises the graduate
: were treated to a dance and sup
: per at the Paradise hotel. Tn
table was neatly decorated wit
roses, ferns and class colors o
silver and gold. Mrs. Raymon
< and Mrs. Recanzone presented tn
class with a delicious graduatio
: cake which was proudly accepte
r and of which the children were e,
e tremely appreciative.
Joe Cathcart was in town Sunda
: from his ranch at Little Humbold
Artie Gillian, Sheelah Gillian
Helen Washburn, Dolly Gillian an
e Lee Wann were motor arriva
It from Winnemucca where they wei
e to be present at the track me,