The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1923-08-02
PARADISE NEWS
correspondence

Calf. Mrs. Bradshaw is taking tn
trip for the benefit of her health.
G. w. Williams has returne
| from a haying job at Bottle Greek
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams were shop
ping in town Saturday.
Mrs. w. R. Raymond and daugh
ter Iva were up today from thei
ranch at Central.
Miss jeanette Buckingham an
Walter Case arrived last evening
from a visit with acquaintances a
Andrews, Oregon.
| A. E. Almind, superintendent o
the Buckskin National mines, wen
to Winnemucca yesterday.
Prof. Scranton was an arrival OF
today's stage from Bishop, Calf.
and will remain here until ths
school term opens, at which time hi
expects to teach the seventh ane
eighth grades and the first year OF
high school.
Mrs. Lorenzo Recanzone and chill
dren, Edmund, Carlo, Angelina and
Mario, are visiting in Reno. 1t was
| thought the infant son ate I've OF
some lysol and was taken to Reno
| for treatment.
Violet Bradshaw was the after
noon guest of Aquilina Gastinago
Tuesday.
A little excitement occurred Sun
day evening when Carl, the chore
boy at Stocks, came riding bull
through town. One gentleman
sought refuge in the church in ex-
element and too, to give the bull
and rider all of the street possible
This was one of the stunts that
should have been staged on the
Fourth. But better late than never
j. S. Case will finish his hayins
crop tomorrow. One among the few
who have completed the seasons
work so early.
Mrs. J. P. Riley had as her guest
Wednesday Mrs. J. Roy Bradshaw.
Dance and supper at Auditorium
hall Saturday evening. Come and
enjoy yourself.
Walter Scott of Platora is helping
hay at the Schwartz Bros. ranch.
w. H. Abel of Willow Point was
business visitor in town this week.
A Southern preacher said to his
congregation: "My brethren, when
de fust man, Adam, was created he
was made of wet clay an set ag'ir
de fireplace to dry" Up rose a col
ored brother: "If Adam was de fus.
man, who made dat fireplace, pah-
SOM" "Sit down, sahw said the
preacher; "sich doggone questions
as dat would upset any system of
theology"
Mrs. Minnie A. Twist returned
one day last week from a trip to
Winnemucca. Her niece, Miss Helen
Ford, accompanied Mrs. Twist home
to assist her throughout haying sea-
son with the work.
Dave Bonney was a visitor in
town from the Twist ranch.
c. Cerri and Gus Romasco of An
dorno were overnight visitors here
Saturday.
Antoine Romasco and brother-in-
law, Chas. ZORRO, returned Saturday
from the Abels ranch on the Little
Humboldt, where they have spent
the past two months erecting a
stone dwelling for the company.
Frank Perurena has accepted a
haying job with the Buckingham
Bros.
Frank R. Burge and wife and
daughter Bernice went to Winnie.
mucca Friday. The former accom-
panied his mother, Mrs. Coppedge
to Santa Barbara, Calf, and theme,
to his home at Los Angeles.
The ladies' Homemakers' Clul
met Thursday at Mrs. H. X. Har
vey's. A good crowd was present
including Mesdames J. F. Harvey
J. H. Holt, Frank Perurena, Jas. P
Riley, Merle PRUSSIA, J. S. Webster
w. c. Bradshaw, Cleta Recanzone
j. S. Case and hostess. 1t was de
cided the next meeting will be a
the home of Mrs. Irene Holt. Thi
will be very interesting meetin,
and large crowd is expected, ais
happy surprise.
Claude Smith of Winnemucc
spent several days here on bushes
matters.
c. c. Wright and County Agen
j. c. Wilson were visitors here re
Gently from Winnemucca. Will
here Mr.. Wilson met with the mem
bers of the Sewing Club and thei
leader, Mrs. Jas. F. Harvey, an
discussed the camp meet to be he'll
IN Reno on August 7. Miss Mern
Fritchen, Fermina Echeverris
and Aquilina Gastanaga were dc
cided upon as those who will tax
the trip to Reno and Mr.. Wilso
Will take the girls in his car. 1
Reno the girls will be taken care O
by Miss Zimmerman. Those VIII
will not be able to 90 to Reno wi
be taken to Winnemucca under tn
care of Mrs. John S. Case and treat
ed to a ride on the train to Go
conda and return.
The Friendship Club held |,
dance at the Paradise hotel Satu,
day evening. Not as large a crow
was in attendance as had been e,
peeted, but everyone had a 200
time and relished a nice luncheo
at midnight.
Mrs. Grace Freeman, who he
been on an extended visit here wit
her mother, Mrs. Matilda Travi
and brother Paul, returned to he
home at Chicago, Ill.
Bertram English Of Amos me
tored over Sunday, returning wit
ms mother, Mrs. I. B. English, an
brother Melvin.
Miss Violet Bradshaw is stavin