The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1923-02-22
PARADISE NEWS
CORRESPONDENCE
ESPECIAL CoRREsroNpENcsl

PARADISE VALLEY, Feb. 21.-
Lee Wann has purchased the motor
cycle belonging to Cecil Riley an(
all who own them are enjoying
same on these lovely spring days
Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. Williams
were visitors here over Sunday.
w. r. Raymond and Tom Bodey
of Central spent Sunday in town.
Mrs. John S. Case and daughter
Floris were guests of the Ro,
Bradshaw's one evening this week
George Reed and his boy frient
Of the Little Humboldt were week
end visitors here.
Ben Echeverria will go to the
Abel ranch on the Little Humboldt
this week and take the place Of
his son Pablo for a few days 81
the latter can attend the masque
rade ball ON Saturday evening.
How many of our readers have
thought about the out door gard
ening? To those who feel greatly
enthuesed over same will give 8
few helpful hints: Plant your feet
wide apart when the landlord ap-
pears. dollhouse disturbances may
be raised in small apartment
provided the janitor has turned on
the heat. Coal cannot be raised
from the seed. If your furnace
doesn't seem to be thriving, try
spraying it with gasoline. The
common or garden variety of SCOT
makes hardy trailing plant for
the home. Plant it in the late fall
and it will trail all over your best
carpets and curtains. The leaky
roof is a hardy perennial. When
crossed with a heavy rain storm it
yields heavy crop of puddles
Rent is unusually hard to raise, but
it manages to crop up once a
month.
A few of the younger set gathered
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ward Sunday evening and pleas
ant time was had playing cards.
B. F. Stanley has sold his new
Dodge car to the Hanson Bros. here.
DR.. J. S. Webster and Mrs. Chas.
Lye each received a new phono-
graph last week. Doctor placed
his order before the holidays, but
finally got it.
Miss Marjorie Mann organized
a Children Sewing Club here Sat-
urday, of which the young ladies
have proudly named it the Friend
ship Club. They are instructed
how to cut out simple garments
and also did some sewing. Mrs.
John Ward will see to it that they
have their regular meeting twice a
month.
T. w. Dooley motored to Win
nemucca Tuesday. Tom is making
arrangements to try out a ranch
ing prospect near Winnemucca and
will perhaps move there sometime
soon.
Miss Lima Echeverria is the guest
of Miss Arlie Cathcart this week on
the ranch.
H. X. Harvey and T. B. Stewart
spent the weekend in Winnemucca
on business affairs.
Clovis Pinson was a visitor here
recently from the Bull Head ranch.
Mrs. H. T. Fritchen and daughter,
Mrs. Curry and Mrs. Rolph Holt,
and sons, Walter and Wilbur, en-
joyed pleasant visit with Mrs.
G. W. Williams at Central yester-
day.
This is national song week for
the children at school here.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Stanley were
shopping in Winnemucca recently.
Kelly Shaw was an arrival Sun
day from Owyhee and is awaiting
here the arrival of his brother
Billie, who is expected today.
Among those who went to Will
low Point Friday to meet the high
way engineer were J. F. Dooley,
w. c. Bradshaw, Chas. Lye, Fay
Stanley, Clarence Hanson, Bert
Burge, Irwin Case, Chas ZORRO and
John S. Case.
In letter from Miss Nellie Cath
cart she states she is president of
a dancing class in Los Angeles and
also says her uncle, Fred Ward, is
very i'll with heart trouble there.