The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1923-07-05
NEWS
CORRESPONDENCE
ESPECIAL ConRnspoNpuscrl

| PAkADlSE VALLEY, July o.
Two of the Buckskin National
trucks arrived here Wednesday
evening heavily loaded with freight
and workers for the mine.
| DIR. and Mrs. j. S. Webster en-
joyed most pleasant surprise
Wednesday evening when the lat
ter's two brothers, Joe and Tom
Tucker, arrived to visit them from
their ranch at Golconda. They re-
turned Thursday afternoon promis-
ng a longer visit in the fall.
Clifton Cathcart came up from
his uncle Joe's ranch Wednesday
and spent the day with his parents
here.
Louis Liotard, Fay Stanley and
L. C. Mccormick went to Winnie
mucca during the week and re-
turned Thursday.
Word received from Reno states
Mrs. Gus Shaw's condition improv-
ng so much that Mrs. Ida Carat,
ner sister, is returning to her home
| 1t Oakland this week.
Antoine Romasco and Marion
Bradshaw were arrivals here Thurs
| lay of last week from Andorno and
Amos. Antoine Joined his brother
n-law, Chas. ZORRO, here, and they
continued on to the Forks. Marion
-eturned from three weeks spent at
Amos visiting his grandparents, Mr..
md Mrs. l. B. English.
A cold epidemic that seems to
effect different parts of the body is
soing the rounds of our community
It present. Mrs. Z. J. Lye, VIM.
Stock and Lyle Bradshaw are
,mong late victims.
A most useful article for the
housewife will be found dis
,arded dish mop to hang by the
iitchen stove. A quick wipe will
;eep your stove spotless with no
LANCER of burned fingers.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Raymond
we're in town Saturday on business
matters.
Buster Riel of Willow Point vicin-
ty made a hurried trip to town
Saturday.
Jim Holt was in town the latter
part of the week delivering wood to
Il. X. Harvey
Quite exciting times are had each
.vening. At Indian town east of
he city, lights are made at 9 p. m.
md an Indian round dance is in
lulged in, with music hummed by
he red men, or time kept by beat
ing drum, and ring bells until
near midnight. Many of the white
men and women participate in this
queer dance of the Indian tribe. |
Today is to be grand affair, |
especially with the red men. There |
will be horse racing and an Indian |
war dance will be held on the
Auditorium lawn, where also a
barbecue will be held. At nine
o'clock, dancing at the hall will
begin with Miss jeanette Bucking-
ham at the piano and Pablo Echev-
erria at the drums. A song duet
will be sung during the evening by
Aquilina Gastinago and Violet
entitled Lullaby Time"
A solo by Fermina Echeverria,
'Swanee River Moon;" Club Creed
by Victoria and Mary Echeverria,
Tracey Boggio and Theresa Frit-
chen; recitation, "Raggedy Man,"
by Therese Fritchen; recitation,
Down to Old Aunt Mary's," by
Floris Case. Merna Fritchen will
deliver jokes and merry enter
tainment will be had throughout the
evening with plenty of lemonade
to drink on the side.
VIM. Muffer of Midas is spending
the Fourth here.
Ralph Holt came in Tuesday from
an extended trip to Hard SCRABBLE,
and will spend the Fourth here with
his family.
Glen Gillian went to Winnemucca
Saturday returning with a truck
load of coal which was delivered
to DR.. ]. S. Webster.
F. B. Stewart and wife and the
latter's brother, John Groutch and
son, were motorists to Winnemucca
Fritz Buckingham went to Winnie
'nueca tn. sday, wher. he will Join
mis- brother Emil. Mrs. Baldz and
Walter Case motored out to DEMO,
where they will render music for
two evenings during the Bird and
4th of July.
Mrs. G. w. Williams spent Mon
day night as the guest Of Mrs.
Roy Bradshaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. A. Cathcart |
are going to spend a month or two
at the ranch home of the formers |
brother, Joe Cathcart.
Miss Marjorie Otis was the guest |
of Miss Arlie Cathcart during the |
Week
Mrs. Frances Parke came up Sun
day from Winnemucca and spent |
the day with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Berk, Mr.. |
and Mrs. VIM. Blattner and family
and County Clerk J. W. Davey and
Mrs. Davey, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Haviland and daughter Dorothy
were among Winnemucca visitors
here Sunday.
Ed. Corners, manager of the
Godchaux ranch, was a business
visitor here this week and motored
out to the Spanish ranch.
Mrs. Chas Byrmes is recovering at
her home in Sparks from case of
blood poisoning in one of her
limbs. Her mother, Mrs. Adelia
Sterling, is with her at this time.
In a recent letter from a men,
Der of the R. M. Taylors, who FORM