The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1923-03-15
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PARADISE VALLEY, March Ia.
Fritz Buckingham returned yes
terday from several days spent on
a business trip to Winnemucca.
George Read was an arrival from
Winnemucca Monday, where he
spent several days.
The school boys are certainly
having the time of their live, as
every evening after school hours
a ball game is engaged in until it
gets so dark they can't see the ball.
Olympia Recanzone and Lee
Wann have traded motorcycles.
Either one or the other is hopeful
of having better luck, the next
race.
Rudolph Schwartz received tele-
gram from his mother, Monday,
from Santa Cruz, that the burial
of Mr.. Schwartz would take place
there at 2 p. m. today, and Rudolph
and wife and B. +. Stanley de-
parted that Afternoon to attend the
funeral.
Lee Wann and brother-in-law,
John Ward, attended to business
matters in Winnemucca Monday.
F. B. Stewart and Glen Gillian
returned yesterday from jury duty
services at Winnemucca.
Three carloads of cattle were
sold by E. ]. Lye and Sons the
forepart of the week to Mr.. Peter
son of jacksonville, California.
+. B. Stewart, Glenn Gillian,
Archie Riley, Tom Bodey and
Clarence Hanson were among the
jurymen called from Paradise Mon
day to set on the Martin trial.
Mrs. Smith and son are recent
arrivals from Canada and are visit
ing with E. J. Lye, of which the
former is a sister.
Howard and James Nichols are
employed at the w. R. Raymond
ranch feeding beef cattle, Mr.. Ray
mond having sprained his arm and
came into town for medical aid.
Miss Geraldine Harvey enter
tanned with cards on Saturday even
ing. Violet Bradshaw, Helen Wash
burn, Martin Gastinago and Elmo
Recanzone were present.
H. X. Harvey is reported ill this
week with a severe cold.
Mrs. Housewife: Plan your ma
chine sewing SO that you can run
from one piece of work to another
without cutting and wasting thread.
Oilcloth on your kitchen table can
be made to last longer if pad
ding of soft paper is placed under
it. Make the unworn corners of
sheets into pillow cases, and the
better portion of the old white bed
spread into bath towles and wash
cloths, or use under the table cloth
as "silence" cloth.
Lee Wann motored to Winnie
mucca late Saturday evening in
company with his sister, Miss Fran
ces Parke, who has accepted
position at the Overland.
]. Roy Bradshaw and daughter
Violet were Winnemucca visitors
Sunday and Monday. The latter
having dental work done.
Virgil Pasquale was an arrival
on the stage yesterday from attend
ing jury duties at Winnemucca this
week.
Which should she plant? The
real estate man was anxious to
close the deal. Well, l tell you,
lady, this tobacco plantation is a
real bargain. What are you worry
ing about" The prospective but
inexperienced purchaser pondred
."Pm not worrying particularly"
she said, "but if l bought it was
wondering whether to plant cigars
or cigarettes"
Weather conditions have been
quite changeable here the past week,
a cold, raw wind blowing almost
continually the past three days and
nights.
Miss Roberts spent the weekend
at the home of her father at Win
nemucca this week.
In a letter received Monday from
Mrs. L. r. Knorr and doctor states
they are happily residing at Lake
Side, California, and are in the best
of health. DR.. Knorr has large
practice and they like their little
home, living just 81 miles from
San Diego with a cement highway
all the way. DR.. and Mrs. Knorr
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