The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1923-06-21
PARADISE NEWS
correspondence

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PARADISE VALLEY, June 20.-
rrr and Mrs. H. T. Fritchen motored
10 Winnemucca Saturday on shop
hing trip.
County Agent Joe Wilson arrived
here Friday evening. Mr.. Wilson
ras present at the Friendship Sew.
Ipg Club, which met at Bradshaw,
9sturday afternoon, crowd Of ten
members being present. Games were
played and songs were sung and o
very enjoyable afternoon was spent
Some had their garments completed
while others had almost finished
and their quota Of having to finish
one button hole . day Il progress
. ing nicely. Next Saturday q social
meeting viii be had at Miss Floril
Cases at the Santa Rosa orchard.
Mr.. Wilson and Mrs. Jas. F.
Harvey assisted in helping the club
plan the giving Of the Fourth Of
July dance to be given In the Audi.
torium hall, with speeches, pro-
gram, club yells and songs through.
out the evening, during intervals Of
the dance. At midnight q delicious
supper will be served, and II il
hoped that large attendance from
far and near will attend to help Out
the young members who are trying
to raise money enough to send dele.
gates Of their club to Reno in Au.
gust to attend the camp meet to be
held there from August 8 to IL
First class music from Winnemuccs
will be had for the occasion.
George Reed motored to Win.
nemucca Sunday on a business trip
Fritz and Emil Buckingham, Mrs
Baldez and Don Rose formed on
auto crowd who motored to Winnie.
mucca Sunday. The three former
+ Furnished music for the dance Sat.
urday night. Those who attended
from Winnemucca were Mr.. and
Mrs. Conrad, idrs. Foster, Joe Or
&gan and Clyde Brown.
w. E. Luce Jr. of Fallon and Mr.
crawford Of Winnemucca came up
Sunday, expecting to go fishing over
me summit. but as they broke some
ming on their car 1t is In the
karage for repairs and the young
Deople returned to Winnemucca.
"A Mr.. and Mrs. John s. Case and
daughter Floris were dinner guests
Sunday Of Mrs. J. Roy Bradshaw
ind family.
n Miss Francis Case. who taught the
past term at Lovelock, came up on
tuesdays stage to spend her va
4 cation at home.
The Sunday school teachers Of
HON are Mrs. w. C. Bradshaw
Hrs. Jas F. Harvey, Mrs. E. c. Lye,
Ind Mrs. H. X. Harvey have an
bounced a community picnic to be
held at the Central place Sunday,
July 20. Every one come and
BRING o baskets dinner and enjoy
yourself.
& Lee Wann came up from Winnie
hucca Sunday and is spending
everal days here.
Frank Muldoon disposed Of his
Jock Of chickens Tuesday to Mrs.
)ohn s. Case.
FL II you're looking forward to q
GOOD time, attend the dance on
July 4, at the Auditorium hall.
"A cordial invitation extended to
all.
Alex Vestal, who has been in
Winnemucca at intervals through
but the past month for medical
Treatment. returned Tuesday.
Fritz Buckingham and sister,
Jeanette. returned yesterday from
Winnemucca, where Fritz went to
await the arrival Of his sister.
4. A. Abel of Willow Point was
Q motor arrival here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. X. Harvey and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Harvey, Geral-
dine. Opal and Lola, Mrs. F. B.
Stanley and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Baber and Miss Frances Case formed
= fishing crowd who went up Cotton
wood canyon to fish and picnic for
the day.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Paul L. Travis and
daughter Betty and Mrs. Grace
Freeman from the ranger station
were in town yesterday.
Mrs. Adelia Sterling has received
word that her sister, Mrs. Gus
Shaw, Is quite i'll at her home in
Reno. A sister, Mrs. Ida Garrett of
Oakland, is with Mrs. Shaw at this
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Raymond and
daughter Iva we're up from Central
and attended the dance here Satur-
day night.
Mrs. w. H. Abel and sons of
Willow Point, and aunt, Mrs. Mae
Isrealsky of Berkeley, Calf, visited
Thursday at the home Of d. w.
Catheart and family.
Mrs. 8. d. Riley and sons Calvin
and Cecil and Mrs. Merle Prussia
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