The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1923-05-10
PARADISE NEWS
CORES PONDENCE

ESPECIAL CoRREsroNpKscE1
PARADISE VALLEY, May o.
A. A. Abel of Central was bust
ness visitor in town Sunday.
Floyd Lye and B. F. Stanley took
a truck load of hogs from the Twist
ranch Monday, to Winnemucca.
Fritz Buckingham motored to Win
nemucca Thursday, returning Friday
evening. Martin Gastinago accom-
panied him from Winnemucca.
+. B. Stewart was transaeting
business at Winnemucca the last
of the week.
J. A. Cathcart and Chas. Wash
burn spent Wednesday in Winnie
mucca.
Frank Muldoon, local Indian, has
planted several sacks of potatoes at
the Santa Rosa orchard. Frank is
a very Industrious fellow, never
failing to make a garden for him
self every season on some of the
neighboring ranches.
j. H. Dooley is overseeing the
work on the Forrest reserve fence
at this time and makes his head
quarters at the John Case ranch.
County Agent J. C. Wilson was
an arrival here Friday, visiting the
school and confering with the sheep
club.
Miss Nora Roberts and Mrs. V.
Leotard were weekend visitors to
Winnemucea. Mrs. Leotard will
visit with relatives there a short
time.
SANKEY'S truck came in from
Winnemucea Saturday with freight
and several passengers.
Joe Leniz, who is now working at
the o. B. Nehls ranch, came in
Sunday with several sacks of al
falfa seed that were shipped to the
Pitt Mill and Elevator Company.
+. B. Stewart met up with an
accident Friday on his way to Win
nemucca when his car ran off the
grade into a ditch and upset. The
wrecked car was brought up by the
Stanley truck Saturday.
The wrecked car of Joe Gartiez
is again repaired, tho being minus
of tenders and a windshield, due to
the recent accident of whom Joe
and Maurcio Arriola were victims.
Assistant state engineer John v
Mueller of Carson City came to
Paradise Sunday, making record
trip overland in his Dodge touring
car in seven hours and eighteen
minutes, from Reno to Paradise.
II. X. Harvey spent the forepars
of the week IN Winnemucca on
business "trip.
Ben Echeverria accompanied by
Andrews Plaza has gone to The Mud
Springs vicinity to assist with the
S. Siard band Of shea, throughout
the lambing season.
]. Roy Bradshaw went to the
Cooley ranch Tuesday to move the
belongings of John Hill to town.
Mr.. Hill will go to work at the
Buckskin mines in a few days.
Mrs. Jesse Kirk spent one ddy
last weei. as the guest of her
sister, Mrs. j. II. Holt, at the Har-
vey Bros. ranch.
JAS. I. Harvey motored to Winnie
mueca Sunday morning to meet his
wife and brother-in-law, Arnold
Schwartz. The latter came through,
bringing the message that Lola, the
little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey had taken sick on the
journey from Santa Cruz and would
be unable to come for a few DAYS.
Last reports were that little Lola
was much improved.
Rev. E. B. johnson of Winnie
mucca spent Monday and Tuesday
here. Rendering services at the M.
E. church on both evenings, which
proved to be most interesting to
the many who attended. Rev. John
son visited the school on Tuesday
afternoon and gave interesting talks
in each of the three rooms, which
was greatly appreciated by both
teachers and pupils.
Fritz Buckingham motored to
Winnemucca yesterday to manage
the Victory Service Station for
time and thus relieve his brother
Emiol, who returned to Paradise
last evening, to spend his vacation.
Floris Case spent Tuesday even
ing as the guest of Violet Brad
shaw and attended the church SER
vices.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Roy Bradshaw
had as their dinner guest on Tues
day, the Rev. E. b. Johnson of
Winnemucca.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Holt and
son Harry We're visiting here Sun
day from the Abel's ranch at Will
low Point.
Little Fern Bradshaw is rapidly
recovering from a sever case of
Group and grippe of which she Yves