The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1923-05-24
PARADISE NEWS
correspondence
ESPECIAL coRRxsroNpEsoEl

A. E. Almind came through towr
Monday on his return to the mint
with some men who will assist IL
the work at the Buckskin mine.
Lewis Riley accompanied Mr.. Viii
liams, the Singer Sewing Machine
agent, to Orovada Wednesday.
Paradise was kindly treated Sat
urday evening when the street lights
were turned on, this being the
first time for several years.
| DIR. M. E. Morrison, wife and
little son, spent the weekend as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo
Recanzone at the mill, returning TO
their home at Winnemucca on Sun
day. Miss Geraldine Harvey ac-
companied them down after spend
ing Saturday and Sunday here With
her parents.
Among those who were in at
tendance to the dance Saturday,
ct ening from Minnemucca were
Misses Marjorie and Frances Ot's,
Gertrude Washburn, Emma Iiotard,
Mrs. Baldiz, Fritz Buckingham and
p Muris1ion.
]. Roy Ie'.dshaw returned Sail
day from trip to McDermtt ard
Winnemucca.
One of the Spanish ranch trucks
was here recently and loaded with
supplies.
The Paradise hotel, owned by
Arriola and Etcheverria, is having
| the roof remodeled.
County Agent ]. C. Wilson spent
couple of days here the latter
part of the week and visited with
the sheep club. Mr.. Wilson also
received Mrs. Jas. F. Harvey's con-
sent to act as leader for the Junior
Sewing Club. No definite time has
been decided upon as to when or
where the next meeting will be
held.
Miss Kathrine Harrington, who
spent several days here and in
McDermitt, returned to Winnie
mucca Saturday.
A most enjoyable time is being
looked forward to, on Friday even
ing the 25th, when dance will
be given the 1923 graduates at the
Paradise hotel. A delicious mid
night luncheon will be served and
don't forget the date. Come one
and all.
Billy Buck, Reno photographer,
spent several days here the past
week.
Charles Fishburn, agent for the
Remington Typewriter Company,
was business visitor here Tuesday.
Mr.. Williams, Singer agent, re-
turned from a trip to Reno, leaving
the same day en- route to Battle
Mountain.
Bert Burge and Steve Ferraro
spent Wednesday of last week in
Winnemucca.
Charles Farrell of Willow Point
spent Friday in town.
Willie Miller, Marguerite Miller,
Miss Helen Wells and Elmer Mil
Ter formed an auto party who
motored up to be present at the
program given at the school house
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Williams,
Mrs. J. D. Kilfoyle and daughter
and Mrs. Raymond were in town
Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Lye at
tended the funeral services of Miss
Eula Holloway in Winnemucca Sat-
urday.
Antoine Romasco and Chas. ZORRO
came in Monday from the Abels
ranch at the Humboldt, where they
will erect a stone dwelling house.
They report rain most every day
since they went out. They journyed
over to Andorno and returned here
Tuesday afternoon.
T. w. Chapman, deputy state
superintendent Of public instruction,
arrived here Tuesday afternoon and
visited the school.
VIM. Stock and sister, Mrs. F. B.
Stewart and son motored to Win
nemucca Saturday to meet Mr..
Stewart, who returned with them
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Gillian went
to Winnemucca Saturday to meet
their daughters, Mrs. Frank Burge
and daughter Bernice from Santa
Barbara and Miss Sheelah Gillian
from Fernley. They all returned
the same evening.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Abel and
sons Arthur and William have gone
to Milpitas, California, on a visit
with the formers brother, George
Abel and wife.
j. c. Cathcart spent Sunday in
town from his ranch at the Little
Humboldt.
Born-May 20, to the wife of
Gerhardt Tholen, at Willow Point,
a son. Both mother and babe are
doing nicely.
Monday night Mr.. Longnecker of
the Nevada Life Insurance Com
pany, decided he should like to
take unto himself homestead. Ac-
cordingly he motored out into the
country and established himself
with the aid of friendly camp fire
and the protection afforded him by
his Oldsmobile roadster, he sur
vived the night. When morning
finally arrived to his dismay, he
realized the fact that his rights
were previously subscribed by the
VIM. Stock Farming Company along
about 1867, and around which dom
ocile he had run his car about
fourteen times during the night
Mr.. Walker, his associate, had he
not been so crazed for sleep, would
have gone to his pounanion's assist