The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1923-06-14
PARADISE NEWS
CORRESPONDENCE

family are recent arrivals here from
Midas and are visiting at the home
Of the latter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. J. Lye.
The shearers completed the work
for the season at the Joe Gastinago
ranch Saturday evening.
Miss Lena Echeverria returned
Saturday from q visit at the Burge
ranch with Blanche Davis. 5
Miss Geraldine Harvey arrived
last Friday on the stage from VIM
nemucca, having finished her second
year Of high school In that city.
A. Mcqueen, forest supervisor,
left last week for Elko, after trans
acting business matters here.
Jose Gastinago filed his petition
TOR citizenship papers recently and
plication viii be heard at the next
ssion Of court. Mr.. Gastinago Is
native Of Spain and has been .
sident Of the United States since
o..
Chas. Washburn, DR.. ]. 8. Web
ster and H. Walker were. fishing in
Singer Canyon Friday, but we think
wasn't . lucky day ~ none Of
EN- returned with . smile.
Lee Wann and brother-in-law,
John Ward, were up from Winnie
nucca and attended the dance Sat-
rrday night.
Miss Alphonsine Liotard, who
graduated from the University of
Nevada this term, will teach In
the Mc0ill grade school this next
term. Miss Liotard will have
charge Of the fifth grade.
Mrs. T. J. Bradshaw Of Reno, and
daughter, Mrs. Ellen Summers Of
Bishop, Calf, who have been visit
ing here with relatives the past
week, returned to their homes FRI
day, going down to Winnemucca
with Commissioner w. C. Bradshaw
and wife.
John T. Dooley came to town
Monday from the forest reserve
trail on the Rebel Greek side, for
supplies, returning the same day.
J. Roy Bradshaw departed Thurs
day. accompanied by w. H. Love,
who Is representing the Colt Light
ing and Heating System, for Elko,
where he will be on business matters
for some time.
Earl Curry and Bill McCrackern
were here . few days the last Of
the week and returned Sunday to
their place Of business at Battle
Mountain.
F. B. Stewart returned Sunday
from business trip to Winnie
mucca.
Chas. Washburn took a hurried
trip to Winnemucca Saturday, max
ing the roun6s that day.
~ Mrs !. B. English u reported
in very poor health at her home at
Amos.
Theodore Weller and Constable
Riley were very busy folks Sun
day morning putting . new bell
rope on the church bell, filing .
long felt want that ID much ap-
'reciated by the community. This
bell has not been tapped since
Armistice day, November IL, 1921,
when 1t was rung 30 long and
steady II wore the former rope in
two.
Be.tram English was over SUM-
day from Amos and purchased sup
plies.
Word received here states Miss
Minnie Bradshaw Of Winnsmueca
has gone to Hughson. Calf, to be
ct the bedside Of her father, J, d.
Bradshaw. who Is quite III there.
aAntone Romasco and Charley
ZORRO came In Sunday from the
Abels ranch at the Little Humboldt
and returned again on Monday. M.
Romasco spent Sunday evening with
his wife and family at Andorno
Station.
Mrs. Jas. P. Riley spent Thurs
day and Friday Of last week shop
ping in Winnemucca.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Ferraro and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. A. C.
Burge were in Winnemucca the
later part Of the week on business
affairs.
Violet Bradshaw and Victoria
Eeheverria walked out to the Gas
tinago ranch Saturday and were
guests Of Miss Acquilina Gastinago.
Miss Ellen Wells, Marguerite and
Iva Miller and Bob Kneike were in
town Saturday.
Mrs. Twist and son George were
visitors here Sunday from tina Little
Humboldt ranch.
After . few days Of sultry weather
and having . week Of rain, we are
now having cold snap and garden
ers are looking. forward to q frost.
John Paradise, Jack and Howard
Miller, Ed Cinnabar and Johnnie
Behind the Rock are among the
shearers who arrived last week from
Winnemucca and Owyhee.
A very enjoyable time was held
at the dance Saturday night and .
good time had until . late hour
Sunday morning. Those from VIM
nemucca who attended were Misses
Marjorie Otis, Eva Mennicucci,
Frances Otis. Ida Lortnez, Julia
Behave, Lenoa Abel, Christina Ech-
ave, Greta Wells, Gladys Pierce,
Adelia Holman, Enives Legarsa,
Mrs. Edna Kelsey and Mrs. Wilcox
and hessrs Martin Legarza, ]. o.
Davis, Manual Legarza. Victor
Harms. H. Caldwell, 7. Ressvsar,
Jack Coone, L. Williams, EDDY
Stearnmen, Clyde Brown, Albert
Lowry, and several others. Music
was furnished By Joe Uturbe, &C.
cordian, and Pablo Echeverria