The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1923-09-06
PARADISE NEWS
CORRESPONDENCE

Theodore Miller of Central is quite
ill with para-typhoid fever and DIR.
Webster is in attendance. A nurse
also arrived from Reno yesterday TO
care for the patient. Gerhard Mil
Ter of Willow Point brought her out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Holt and the
formers mother, Mrs. W. II. Holt,
came up from Winnemucca Tuesday
with Walter and Wilbur Fritchen.
The three former have been visiting
relatives at Hazen.
Harvesting of second crops of al
falfa and heading is keeping the
farmers quite busy at this time. On
account of the busy time some OF
the pupils are compelled to be abb
sent from school duties during the
first week.
Johnnie Soap and wife, Indians,
from the Owyhee reservation, left
today for their home after having
taken some of their children to
Winnemucca on their way to Carson
to be present at the opening Of
school there.
Little Cordelia's grandmother had
an old-fashioned way of measuring
yard by holding one end OF the
goods to her nose and then stretch
ing the piece at arms length. One
day Cordelia found bit of ribbon.
Carrying it to her grandmother, she
very gravely requested; Grand
mother, smell this and see how long
it is"
Irwin Case left yesterday for Su-
sanville, where he expects to visit
his brother, Seymour Case. and
family, and visit other California
points Of interest.
When cutting bread for dainty
afternoon sandwiches you will find
that you can cut the bread much
thinner without breaking the slice
if you heat the knife.
Six new scholars entered school in
the primary room this term, being
Quatilda Echeverria, Lyle Brad
shaw, Lola Harvey, June Twist,
Virgil Ugoldea and Earl PRUSSIA.
New pupils enrolled in high school
are Dolly Gillian, Martin Gastinaga,
Wilbur Fritchen, Ruby Riley, Ger
trude Washburn, and two others are
expected to enter-later.
Msr. ]. H. Holt and family are
moving this week into the Rubianes
cottage for the coming term of
school.
Andrews Plaza took a truckload
of fruit to Winnemucca the first of
the week from the Santa Rosa or
chard.
d. F. Coleman is repairing the
large Fajrbanks-Morse gas engine
and threshing machinery at the Lau-
rance Recanzone ranch. Mr.. Cole
man and family expect to return
to Midas in a short time, where he
will accept a position in the mine.
Joe Gastanaga, Martin, Segunda
and Aquilina Gastinaga, Lena Eche-
verria, Joe Uturbe, Emil Bucking-
ham, Buster Case, w. C. Bradshaw,
Cecil and Archie Riley, Edward
Coleman, Glenn and Artie Gillian,
j. A. Cathcart, J. C. Wilson, d. w.
Cathcart, Elmer and Arle Cathcart,
Gertrude and Helen Washburn and
many others were in attendance at
the ARodeo at Winnemucca.
E. ]. Cooper of the internal rev.
enue department was a recent visi-
tor from Reno, checking up no in
come tax returns.
Harry Stock came in yesterday
from his ranch at Little Humboldt.
Jack Gay accompanied him.
Mrs. Jas. A. Cathcart and son
Clifton, who spent the past two
months at the Joe Cathcart ranch
at Little Humboldt, moved to their
residence here Sunday.
At the Ladies' Farm Bureau
meeting Thursday were Mesdames
V. Liotard, w. C.. Bradshaw, Ru-
dolph Schwartz, H. X. Harvey. Jas.
r. Harvey, C. H. Scranton, Chas.
Lye, J. P. Riley, Misses Ruby Riley,
Emma and Alphonsine Liotard. Mrs.
M. PRUSSIA and Mrs. H. L. Lye were
Joint hostesses to the above and re-
freshments were served.
The Friendship Sewing Club will
meet Saturday, the 9th, at the home
OF Miss Tracey Boggio.
One Of the Stanley trucks came
up yesterday from Winnemucca
with divided load of freight and
indian passengers.
Lorenzo Recanzone motored to
Winnemucca this morning. Mr..
hecanzone's family has moved to
Winnemucca to reside during the
school term. Mrs. w. r. Raymond
md daughter Iva have also moved
there for school.
Teddy Weller and J. P. Riley are
making daily trips hauling in their