Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-01-02
With Our Soldier Boys

Charles Frye is home from
camp.
Harvey Gam has returned
from Camp Funston
Earl Austin has been home on
a furlough from Camp Funston,
Jason W.MoClellsn is home on
a furloush from Camp Funston.
Fred Henderson of Camp Fun
ston. Kaus., was here on . holi'
day furlough.
H. NJ. Thomas. Camp Raritan,
Metuchen. N. j., has been Ill
with the flu.
Ezra Avery has returned from
Virginia, having been discharged
from the army.
W.T.. Scarborough, of the U. S.
Navy, stationed at Norfolk, Va,
has been home on q furlough.
Paul McAllister of the 161st
Infantry has received his dis.
charge from the army, he bad
started across and had been on
the water 1I days when he was
recalled.
Elmer Fuge has received his
discharge from the army and re
turned home; he left here Sept,6
for Camp Macarthur, Tex, 20
ing from there to New Jersey
and then to Camp Grant, Ill.
Our boys returning from camp
should write J. A. Taylor for
new catalog of Springfield Bust.
ness College. They should get
ready for the great business
prosperity that 10 sure to come
soon. aQV.
Thomas Braseal, of the 854th
Machine Gun Infantry, seth Di.
vision, A. E. F., was recently
wounded in action; he 10 q son of
Mrs. Rinda Brazeal. Charles
Brown of Norwood is also report
ed wounded and Roy G.. Rumple
of CedarGap as missing in action
Fred Getting has received Il
letter from their son Franc
written Nov. Is from "over there
saying he mad gons through the
war o. K, His son, Fred, has al
so written that he is still at Long
Island. with the medical detach.
ment, and expects to be there
some time yet.
The sum of $26. 73 for the Red
Cross was realized Friday night
at the pie supper at thesFlat Rock
school house, and one new Red
Cross member was secured.j o..
car Rippee auctioned of the pies
donating his services, and Miss
Sarah Gaskill, tho teacher, had
arranged an interesting prosrom
Douglas county boys In the
service arriving home on fur.
Tough or discharge include Otis
Biggs, Ray mond Malloy, LABanta,
Al Sherman, Grsdon Fox, Marion
lnman, Fred Livingston, Homer
Singleton, Same Curry,D.F. Votsw,
Vernon Holestine, Chas. Burris,
E. W. Campbell, Cecil Brazeal,
Ivan Heinlein, Ernie Harmon.
Sgt. Paul J. Robinett arrived
here Saturday, having received
his discearge from the U. S ma.
rines; he served 7I years in the
army and marines and wears
medals as an expert pistol shot,
an expert rifleman and for good
conduct; he was severely wound
cd in the battle of Bellou Wood
June 6, rife bullet piercinghis
body. A soldier named Doris
passed through this city this
week on his way to his home
near St. George; we presume he
is the Doris reported seriously
wounded in France. A soldier
by the name Of Rumfelt passed
through here today on his way to
his home near Names; he was
one of the soldiers two days at
sea when the armistice was sign
ed and they were ordered to re.
turn. Since that time he has
been in New York assisting in
the debarkation of troops; he re-
ports Z Of the major casualties
as having landed. Among the
soldier boys arriving with dis
charges are Elmer Cope, Omer
Cope and Chester Hensley of tlIi,
place and Charles Wynn Of Man.
es. Willis Huffstettler arrived
Monday after serving Q 4 year
term in the U. s. regulars; he
served two years in Honolulu but