Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1918-02-21
'SMlLEAGE ENTERTAINMENT GOOD
Home Talent Reputation Well Upheld.
Honor Roll Call of Local "Boys"
Feature -95 Up to This Date.
ITALIAN TRIO ADDED BIG BIT.

| Last Fiday evening when the Smile
age entertainment took place the higl
grade of our local talent was again yer
flied. If we had room to do full justic,
to each one who took part. even ther
the lack of ability would be handicap
| The high school band, assisted by
Profs. Anderson and Harker. opened
the program with stirring selection
The solo singing by Messrs. j. |. Maust
Garnet Wearing and Miss Florenc,
knight would be credit to heraldeC
classics, and the Hawaiian melodies by
Maust and Fred Jeuck simply captivateC
the audience. Readings by Mrs, j. F.
Hendra were well in keeping with her
envied ability. An instrumental num-
Der for consideration and praise was
the violin duet by Masters George and
Leo Fielder. These lads revealed gift
of talent which, if nursed, should make
them experts some future day. A
move! and enjoyable feature was that
part contributed by three young Italian
gentlemen. employees at the zinc works.
Their Sunny Italy songs and selections
on banjo and guitar were something
out of the ordinary for Mineral Point
audience and hugely enjoyed. One of
the TITO displayed remarkable range
of voice, his soprano singing being be-
witching, Patriotic exercises by pupils
of the fourth grade and the tableax
Home Fireside with singing in the dis
lance of the song keep the Home Fires
Burning" were distinctly patriotic and
| impressive.
The interspersing of pleasing selec-
tions by the Municipal orchestra made
| the entertainment complete affair.
Following is the honor roll of the
boys from the city and town of Mineral
Point who have been called to serve
their country, giving their present To-
cation, where possible. AS each name
was announced star was attached to
the large service flag, making most
| impressive ceremony :
OrsSle Anderson. Camp Grant. Rock
ford. I'D
Matte Brick, Houston, Texas.
Chelsea Boase. Camp Hancock, Aug
usta, Ga.
Chase Bridges, lieutenant on General
Pershing's staff in France.
Harold Cummings, Camp Grant.
Earl Collicutt, in France.
Homer Clark, Camp Grant.
Robert and Rodger Davies, both at
Camp Green, Charlott, N. Car.
Joe Dobson, Camp Merritt, N. j.
Frank Engels, Camp Grant.
John G. Ellsworth, 1856 Ario Service
Squadron, Camp Kelly. San Antonio,
Texas.
Ralph II. Ellsworth. Marine Bar
racks, Paris Island, S. G.
Bert Frontz, Camp Grant.
Win l.. Grange. Camp Grant.
Byron Godfrey, Camp Pike, Kan.
Leroy Godfrey, honorably discharged.
Urban GRADER, Camp Grant.
Harold Higgins, Camp Grant.
Jas. P. Hutchinson, Camp Grant.
Edward Hines, Camp Grant.
Charles Howard. Camp Grant.
John Hanscom, in France.
Russell Huxtable, Aviation Squad,
Hemsted. Long Island, N. Y.
Harvey Huxtable, not called.
Romano and Ulmont Healy, both at
Camp Grant.
Raymond S. Jackson, Camp Merritt,
N. j.
Ray jackson, Great Lakes Training
| Station.
Reuben Jackson, Goth Aviation Squad,
Dayton, Ohio.
Leo Jeuck. Chickamaugah Park.
Nashville, Tenn.
Dalven Julian, Great Lakes Training
Station.
VIM. Kislingbury, Camp Grant.
Mont Kane, Camp Hancock, Augusta,
Ga.
John Kieffer, honorably discharged.
Lester Keeney, Great Lakes Training
Station.
Laural Lee, Camp Pike, Ark.
Homer Ludden, in France.
Vivian Ludden, Picatenny Arsenal,
Dover, N. j..
DR.. H. ID. Ludden, Co. 20, Medica
Officers Training Camp, Fort Reilly,
Kan.
Il Martin Minor, Camp Grant.
| James l., Mitchell, Camp Pike, Ark
Il Francis II. Mitchell, Camp Pike, Ark
II Morris McDermott, Camp Grant.
II John McMurrough, Great Lake.
Training Station.
Roy McMurrough, not called.
i Levi s. Minor, San Antonio, Texas.
Il Daniel l.. McWilliams, 80 Amuni
, ton Train. Camp Custer, Battle Creek
Mich.
Il Charles Neuman, Camp Grant.
Lee Parkinson, Waco, Texas.
Homer Parkinson, Camp Merritt, NJ
i Fred Padon, Camp Stanley, Leo
Springs, Texas, Inf. Co. 5, Officer
Trimming Camp.
/. Jos. n. Padon, U. S. Navy Yarc