The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1923-04-05
PARADISE NEWS
CORRESPONDENCE


Miss Ellen Wells, teacher at Willow
Point, and Miss Marguerite Mile
were visitors here on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Coleman ant
family of Midas arrived here Wed
nesday to visit with relative.
throughout Easter week, returning
again on Monday.
Ii. X. Harvey and w. ]. Baker
made hurried trip to Winnemuccs
Monday, returning the same even
ing.
Mrs. W. J. Baker, who spent
Easter week with her sister, Miss
Frances Case at Lovelock, returned
home Monday evening.
Easter greeted US much in the
same manner this Sunday as it did
last year, with cold wind together
with mixture of rain, snow and
hail.
Pupils of the entire school, to-
gether with Miss Martin, sprang a
happy surprise ON Miss Roberts and
Professor Hampton on Monday,
when they met them at the school
house, with 'lots of good things to
eat" consisting of cake, baked
chicken, salad, sandwiches, olives
and pickles. Now the teachers are
wondering how it happened that a
bunch of school kids could keep a
secret like that from them for at
least a week.
Miss Minnie Bradshaw, teacher
in the grade schools at Winnemucca,
who spent Easter vacation with Mr..
and Mrs. Lorenzo Recanzone at the
mill, returned Monday to her school
duties.
All members of the S. R. Riley
family, Mrs. j. P. Riley, June
Twist, Sheilah Gillian, Chas. Wann
and many more are reported i'll
with colds at this time. Fern Brad
shaw was quite III with a cold on
Friday and Saturday nights. Some
call these colds the four day flu.
Be what they may one has to put
up pretty big fight to get rid of
them.
Mr.. Wann was up to his holdings
at Mary Wilder last week and
thinks if all goes well with him, he
will do some work there soon.
Glen Gillian has returned from
Winnemucca where he went to haul
gravel on the highway. The dump
body he had built was unsatis-
factory in some manner, so Glenn
is building another. Hope this one
proves q success.
George Owens has completed his
job Of jutting in window panes at
the Bridge house and we certainly
congratulate George on his good
work, though feel disappointed. Per-
haps no worse than George does,
because--well where was the bride?
Being the date was set for April
l, there must have been something
happened. Eli! George?
evening, Easter, at the Paradise
hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Antonlin Guericca
spent this week in town on a bust
ness trip.
The Homemakers met Friday at
Mrs. v. Leotard's and spent a
pleasant afternoon eating home
made candy and playing cards.
Among those present were Mes
danes ]. s. Webster, H. X. Harvey,
Jas. H. Holt, v. Leotard, s. D.
Riley, Lorenzo Recanzone, ]. P.
Riley, H. L. Lye, w. C. Bradshaw,
]. s. Case, and Miss Minnie Brad
shaw. The next meeting will be at
Mrs. Chas. Lye's.
Mrs. B. F. Stanley was an ar
rival here Friday from Santa Cruz,
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. F. Harvey and
the formers mother, Mrs. ]. R.
Harvey, are expected home soon
from Red Bluffs, California, where
they have spent the winter, in hopes
of benefitting the health of Jas.
Harvey and his mother.
Miss Nora Roberts and Prof.
Hampton returned Sunday evening
from the weekend spent in VIM
nemucca, where they attended the
Easter program at the M. e. church.
Buckinghams are having improve
ments made in the way Of a new
concrete porch being built at the
rear Of their dwelling. George
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