The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1923-03-22
PARADISE NEWS
CORRESPONDENCE

PARADISE VALLEY, March Il.
ON Friday, Paradise was surprised
with the unannounced appearance
of a Zenith radio receiving set,
which was greatly appreciated by a
nice sized crowd which had as
sembled at the last moment. At
the conclusion the KGW, order of
Hoot Owls of Portland, Oregon,
gave one of their most elaborate
and enjoyable renditions of an mia
ton of the later maturing radio"
bugs and again on Saturday night
we were again indebted to W. II.
Ayres for another of the pleasant
renditions from the most popular
broadcasting stations of the coast,
among which the better liked
were the Times and general broad
casting stations of Los Angeles, and
the Portland Oregonian, of Port
land. AS this was the off night for
dance music, Joe Tube favored the
crowd with few choice selections
with his accordion and there was
dance, returning to the radio until
the hour of one in the a. m.
Mr.. Ayres expected to stop off at
Toll House Sunday evening and give
Billie Freemonth a touch of the out
side doing of the wide world, and
then | suppose that we will all be
regular visitors at the Toll House
station? En-. Bill.
j. c. Carroll and Keith Delhi
were arrivals from Winnemucca
Saturday evening returning Sunday.
John Ward and Lee Wann also
came up from Winnemucca Satur-
day evening to assist Mrs. Ward to
prepare to move to Winnemucca
where they will reside for the time
being. Mr.. Ward and Wann are
engaged in trucking for the highway
department during the summer and
we all regret to see them leave US,
but hope to see them return as soon
as possible.
Mr.. Cherri came in from An
dorno Saturday.
Mr.. A. E. Alnind has returned
from the task of clearing the road
of snow to the Buckskin National
Mines, they arrived, we understand,
as far as Mud Springs, and he went
on to Winnemucca Sunday evening
They expect to put on larger force
when the roads are opened up.
Mr.. Satur Algeria the McDermitt
sheep man arrived in town Sunday
evening for truck load of grain.
Mrs. Washburn accompanied Mr..
Raymond to the Reed ranch Mon
day for the day.
Antolin Guerrica and wife were
in town yesterday from their ranch
at Little Humboldt.
Chas. Ferrall of Willow Point
matters of business in
town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Schwartz
were arrivals from Santa Cruz Sun
day. Mrs. H. X. Harvey and daugh-
ter Opal accompanied them from
Mrs. Jas. P. Riley was rendered a
happy surprise birthday party Satur-
day. Games were played and
delicious dinner served. The invited
guests were Mesdames John Ward,
Bert Burge, John S. Case, H. L.
Lye, Chas. Lye, v. Leotard, ]. H.
Holt, Cleta Recanzone, Virgil Pas
quale, Jas. A. Cathcart, j. Roy
Bradshaw, Fritz Buckingham, Chas.
Washburn, Seymore Riley, Merle
PRUSSIA, J. S. Webster, Misses Nora
Roberts, Ruth Martin and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. P. Riley.
Mrs. w. H. Abel visited friends
here Saturday from her home at
Willow Point. We note Mrs. Abel
has a new Ford coupe.
Jose Texaria visited his family
here the last of the week. He has
his sheep about fifty miles west
from here.
j. c. Cathcart was in town. Sun
day from his Little Humboldt ranch.
Irwin Case and Chas. ZORRO were
departures from here Saturday for
Winnemucca. The former continued
on to California points.
Walter Scott was in town this
week buying hides and junk.
7. W. Dooley arrived Saturday
from a weeks recreation trip to
Reno, Sparks and Winnemucca.
The Pasquale Bros. are having
the Dinklev House at tho hridoa 70