The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1923-05-03
PARADISE NEWS
CORRESPONDENCE
ESPECIAL CoRRxsroNpENcEl

. period OF two years, and expects u
move his family this week.
. George Reed and P. Murishior
, were in town Saturday from the
. Twist ranch.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse L. Kirk, q
popular young couple of this COM
munity have accepted a lease on
the Kemler estate ranch, and took
possession Saturday.
DIR. Webster was called to the
o. B. Nehls ranch last week to
attend a member of the family who
was i'll with a cold.
A. E. Almind and George Owens
we're arrivals Friday evening from
Mud Springs, where they are camp
ing and doing considerable road
and other necessary work.
The Buckskin National Mine
trucks came in Saturday and con-
tinued on to Mud Springs, heavily
loaded with freight for the mine.
| Word received here by relatives
states the arrival of a baby boy
Lat the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. l..
Parish (nee Ruth Bradshaw of
Reno, on April 1S.
Horse racing is getting to be all
the go in Paradise. Nearly every
day a race is run. j. A. Cathcart
and Ben Echeverria seem to be the
most popular.
Prof. Hampton is having night
school once a week for his eighth
grade pupils.
Teachers are planning an out
door program to be given at the
school house about a week before
closing school. Pupils have been
given their parts for rehearsal.
Mrs. Chas. Wann left Sunday
for Winnemucca, where she will re-
side with her husband, who holds
a position at the Meat Market.
John Ward visited here Sunday,
returning to Winnemucca with Mrs.
Wann in the evening.
Miss Dolly Gillian has accepted
position at the O. B. Nehls ranch.
H. X. Harvey and Irwin Case
were business visitors to Winnie
mucca Sunday.
Glenn and Arti Gillian came up
Sunday from Winnemucca and
visited during the day.
Bertram English came over Satur-
day from Amos. Mrs. Mary Free
month accompanied him over and
will remain here for time.
T. w. Dooley was an arrival
Thursday from Winnemucca.
C. G. Smith, county assessor, who
has spent several days here on Off
cial business, returned to Winnie
mucca Sunday.
j. d. Kilfoyle was in town Sun
day from his ranch at Stone House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy are stop
ping at the Auditorium hotel. Mr..
Kennedy is interested in selling
shares in an oil company.
H. A. Bradshaw, who has been
on an extended visit to relatives in
California, is now visiting with his
niece, Mrs. C. T. Byrnes at Sparks.
Prof. Hampton spent the week
end at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lorenzo Recanzone at the mill
orchard, this week.
1t is reported that the Paradise
Hotel plans on giving big dance
some time this month. The exact
date has not yet been decided upon.
Born-April Is, to the wife of
Chas. Burd, at Hazen, a daughter.
The little visitor has been named
Mary Bernice Burd.
May l welcomed US with a cold
raw wind and some freezing nights,
which is very unwelcome for the
gardner, some Of whom have had
to replant their garden stuff.
Mrs. w. H. Abel and little son
were arrivals from Willow Point
Tuesday.
J. B. Case Company treated their
many customers to ice cream and
sodas on Sunday the first of the sea-
son.
Theodore Miller of Central was
shopping here Tuesday.
Lost-a five dollar bill. Anyone
finding same kindly return to Alex
Vestal.
The pupils of the school held their
first rehearsal Tuesday evening at
the Auditorium hall, where their
practice will continue until the date
set for the program, at the school
house. Mrs. H. X. Harvey has been
asked to render the music for the
play.
1t is rumored that a new butcher
shop, soft drink parlor, and an
ice cream stand will open up here
soon. 1t looks like Paradise is liv-
ing in prosperity, doesn't it?
Miss Sheelah Gillian departed
last week for Hazen on visit with
her Aunt, Mrs Chas. Burd.
Water conditions are so short
this season that farmers have made
arrangements to divide with each
other, letting each one have the en-
tire stream for SO many days. In
this way each farmer stands a
chance Of getting the majority of
his field thoroughly wet, once any
way.
Chas. ZORRO has been helping ir-
rigate at the Boggio ranch the
past week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Reinhart of
Winnemucca are in town on BUSH
| ness aims.
Fishing season opened Sunday,
and several cars went out, though
no one has reported any large
catches.
Little Fern Bradshaw, the infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Roy
Bradshaw, was seriously i'll Tues
day night.