The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1923-06-28
PARADISE NEWS
Correspondence

PARADISE NALLE 1 June 1I.-
Mrs. G. w. Williams and Mrs. Bode,
were in town from Central the las
of the week.
The Bunco Club held very socia
meeting at Mrs. Seymour Riley's or
Thursday. Cards were the feature
of the afternoon and home made
candy served. Present were Mes
DANES, J. P. Riley, ". L.Lye, W. c.
Bradshaw, J. s. Webster, Rudolph
Schwartz, John S. Case, Jas. F
Harvey, Merle Prussia, Chas. Lyer
Cleta Recanzone, Ruby Riley and
hostess. The next meeting will be
at Mrs. Rudolph Schwartz's.
| Mrs. Adelia Sterling departed
Thursday en- route to her sister,
Mrs. Gus Shaw, at Reno, who is
quite i'll at her home there. Mrs.
Ida Carrot of Oakland is also with
Mrs. Shaw.
The Stanley trucks made a trip
to Winnemucca and returned heavily
loaded with freight.
M. Hayers Salt Lake clothing
drummer was here Wednesday and
Saturday.
Mrs. E. Erquiada and son Sasadio
returned from the G. Peraldo ranch
the past week and will reside in
town for the present. Mrs. Marie
B.saguren wet. back in her place.
Word received from Miss Minnie
Bradshaw states that the condition
of her father, ]. D. Bradshaw, is
not as alarming as was reported.
Although not in the best of health,
he is able to be about as usual.
Also, that Earl Bradshaw and wife
OF San Jose were the proud parents
of baby girl on June II.
A. V. Schwartz and jack Fnrg-
none have received two thorough
bred short horn bulls recently
Edmund Recanzone is the proud
possessor of a pure-bred ramboni-
lette eve, delivered to him by
County Agent Joe C. Wilson. Ed
mund is a member Of the sheep
club.
Artie Gillian, who was on the
sick list the past week, is able to
be about again.
DIR. ]. S. Webster was called to
attend Mrs. E. j. Lye one day last
week.
The Friendship Sewing Club spent
their social meeting Saturday at
Miss Floris Cases. All members
were present with a basket of eats,
which they made all by themselves,
such as cake, cookies, sandwiches,
boiled and deviled eggs. Each
articles was commented upon and
each person told just how they were
made, and it was found the begin
ners did remarkably well for the
first undertaking. At the next
meeting, Saturday, which will be at
Miss Feemina Echeverria's, it was
decided each member should cut an
apron from pattern and finish be-
fore the next meeting.
A. E. Almind was a Winnemucca
visitor Saturday, returning again on
Sunday.
Claude Reeves came in Sunday
from the Little Humbaldt.
Mrs. Mae Isrealsky, after spend
ing the past week with her brother,
Joe Cathcart, at the Little Hum
bofdt, returned to the home of her
neice, Mrs. w. H. Abel at Viii
low Point on Sunday.
A. A. Abels of Central was a
weekend visitor here from his ranch
Sunday.
Fritz Buckingham and John F.
Dooley are doing their annual as
sessment work at Spring City this
week.
Art Abe,s was in town Tuesday
from the ranch in the lower val
ley.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. X. Harvey are
having papering and painting done
on their residence. Theodore We'll
Ter is doing the work.
"Arizona" Bill Ellis and Chas.
Terrell were among visitors here
Sunday from the Willow Point sec
ton.
Silvian Siard Of Pleasant Valley
attended to business matters here
during the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerhardt Miller Jr
and family were visiting friends
here Sunday.
Glen Gillian and Floyd Lye mo-
tored over the Hinkey summit Tues
day on a fishing and outing trip.
John McGeary came up from
Provo canyon Tuesday and did some
trading.
Two very industrious young ladies
of our community are laying plans
to organize and operate a penny
store. We join in wishing them
much success and prosperity.
Mrs. Morton, who makes yearly
trip to this valley taking orders
for a Salt Lake clothing firm, re-
turned with her two brothers, the
Mesrs Scots, and will remain here
until after the Fourth of July.
Lucas Garcia was a passenger
on Tuesdays stage returning from
an extended visit to Elko.
Miss Fermina Echeverria is the
guest Of Miss Floris Case this week.
Miss Lena Echeverria spent the
past week at the home of Miss
Arlie Cathcart.
Mrs. w. ]. Baker, Mrs. H. X.
Harvey. Miss Frances Case, Miss
Opal Harvey, Miss Geraldine Har-
vey and Irwin Case motored to the
lower valley Tuesday afternoon.
At the Sunday school meeting
Sunday, Miss Emma Liotard was
elected superintendent for the month
Of July, Miss Geraldine Harvey.
secretary and Miss P,hy p;Io,,