The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1923-07-12
PARADISE NEWS"
CORRESPONDENCE

Mr.. and Mrs. ID. F. Coleman are
employed at the E. c. Lye ranch
the former as black smith and the
latter as cook. Edward is also EN-
ployed as hay hand.
S. Siard and wife motored to
Winnemucca Sunday after spending
week over the Hinkey summit
looking after interests there.
Andrews Plaza has accepted the
| job of haying at the JAG Forgnone
ranch. w. J. Baker is also hay
hand at the Arnold Schwartz ranch.
Alex Vestal returned Sunday
from an extended visit at Winnie
mucca.
Bruno Gastinago and Miss Lena
Echeverria and Mrs. Juan Ugeldea
motored to the Mill orchard Mon
day and picked cherries.
Miss Sheelah Gillian has accepted
the position as assistant cook at the
J. D. Bradshaw ranch this week.
Mrs. j. A. Coppedge of Santa
Barbara is visiting at her former
home, with her son, Bert Burge
and wife, and will also visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Steve Ferraro.
Mrs. Margaret Bodey returned
Sunday to her home at Central
after several weeks spent at the
home of Mrs. H. F. Fritchen.
Arnold Schwartz is spending a
few weeks at Santa Cruz, Calf,
with his mother, Mrs. R. H.
Schwartz.
Mrs. G. w. Williams and Mrs. M.
Bodey spent Tuesday in town on a
shopping trip.
Domingo Uriguen accepted EN-
ployment at the ranch of Joe
Gastinago.
Ed Tregaskis, who has been in
Winnemucca several days on mat
ters of business, returned with his
trucks loaded with supplies for the
Buckskin mines company.
Rufino Uriarte started on an un-
successful trip Tuesday on the way
over the Hinkey summit to the
mines, breaking his car and having
to walk back to town.
Mario Echeverria went down to
the ranch of Jas Raymond, where
he will be employed as sheep herder
for a couple of months.
Art Abel came up Tuesday from
his ranch at Willow Point and trans
acted business affairs here.
Mrs. w. H. Holt is in attend
ance at the bedside of Grandma
Freemonth, who seems to be i'm
proving.
Howard Rich returned from Win
nemucca Tuesday with a truck load
Of freight and three men for the
Buckskin National mines.
Fay Stanley and L. c. Mccormick
were arrivals from Winnemucca
the fore part of the week.
Violet Bradshaw had as her guests
Tuesday, Miss Victoria Echeverria
and Miss Acquilina Gastinago. Sew
ing was the feature of the after
noon.
DIR. M. E. Morrison and Mrs.
Morrison were arrivals here Tues
day evening from their home at |
Winnmeucca.
Miss Fermina Echeverria expects |
to go to the A. V. Schwartz ranch |
one day this week, where she will |
assist Mrs. Laurence Stanley with
the work throughout haying season.
Mrs. E. Erquiada and son Sasadio
went to the Bert Burge ranch Tues
day to remain during the busy sea-
son.
Nose Greinstein was a business
visitor here the fore part of this
week, returning to Winnemucca
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Negri and family
of Golconda were recent visitors at
the Jack Forgnone home.
Those from surrounding points
who were among the attendance
here for the Fourth were, Harry
Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. Miller, Mr.. and
Mrs. Allan Scott and Mrs. Thomas
Melody from Rebel Greek. Mar
jorie Otis, May Livingstone, Theresa
Pasquale, Clyde Brown, Linton
Brown and Eddie Sherman from
Winnemucca. Mr.. and Mrs. Goo
chini and family, Mrs. G. w. Will
liams, Tom Bodey, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. D. Kilfoyle and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Jas Raymond and Iva of
Central. One of the best times
Paradise has had for a long time
was experienced and the Friendship
Club heartily appreciates and ex-
tends sincerest thanks to all who
were so generous and kind, they
having cleared the sum of $25
towards their trip to Reno in August
7 to IL.
Born-July 1, 1923, to the wife
of Earl d. Curry, a daughter which
has been named lola Mae Curry.
W. c. Bradshaw and wife at
tended the commissioners meeting
in Winnemucca Thursday.
VIM. Freemonth and Mrs. Lille
McRenyold of Toll House were in
town Friday.
Haying on the larger ranches be-
gins Monday while some of the
smaller ones are nearing completion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul L. Travis, Mrs.
Matilda Travis and Mrs. Grace Free
man spent Independence day in
town from the Lawance ranger
station.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. A. Cathcart
had as their guest this week, Mrs.
Thomas Melody of Rebel Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker and daugh-
ters Misses Jessie and Edith are
guests at the DR.. j. S. Webster
home, having arrived Friday from
Umatilla, Oregon.
Mrs. Mary Freemonth is quite Ill