The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-06-06
PIOCHE WILL WELCOME
RETURNING SOLDIER BOYS


being vigorously carried along by the
curious committees in charge of the
dtferent events and a glorious day is
assured to all. The celebration starts
AT Caliente Friday and continues at
Panaca and Phoebe Saturday. June l.
for Caliente at O'Clock. Friday. re-
turning to Panaca Saturday morning.
where they will play at $40. then COM
Saturday morning the rife shooting
contest will start at $3.50. at which
time all mining and other business ac-
the music of the band playing in Pa
naca will be heard in Phoebe. The rifle
| shooting will continue until noon, at
which time the contestants are to be
| driven from the range so that dinner
may not interrupt the afternoon pro-
gram.
| the court house and all will march
along La Cour street to Main street,
sn n ana aS doMn HeaaoM vaas S an
| Main street to Thompson's hall. This
parade of all the members of the COM
munity will be lead by the band and
| gathering witnessed in Phoebe in years
and tribute of honor to those who
left this county to fight for the COM
Then at the hall. NJ. N. Lee acting as
chairman of the day, there will be
Rev. Percival s. Smithe. followed by
the song. Good Luck to the U. S. A."
in which everyone is expected to join,
An address Of welcome will be deliv-
cred by Judge William +. Orr. Then
Jimmie Wheeler will say few words
regarding some of the sidelights of the
war. A song by everyone will follow.
and those that were too bashful to be
heard in the first attempt are supposed
TO come through this time whole
heartedly that the cows in Pahranagat
Will raise their heads AMI listen. Then
Ben Roe VIII speak Of war experiences,
full. Joyous voice. Volume is what is
wanted. so never mind the shading Of
Will viii fnish the exercises and the then the the
ball game. Trained to the minute, the
boys are prepared to play the game of
elsewhere in these columns. After the
ball game the rifle shooting contest
Free dances at Thompson's hall and
iners' Union hall will end the day and
ice cream viii be served at one and
perhaps both places under the direction
All records have been sent to " Wash
ington. but the following list Of Lin
coin county soldiers is almost complete:
". Hayes. T. J; Maher e. P HOFFMAN,
TWsst&Winss sm;tn F; w. g GalnOnsf; sia,o. G. BIRD
dock, E. g. g. Wright. ! 4. TS Wright, EAa a
Prederlck Anderson, wizard Race, M
nelii, II. NJ, Miller. w. 4. Jackman. j
MARI n Frdnk1in, Iomhsr Louis Ghigen gsnsn James
Clarence Eichhorn j.. j.: Allen, c. H
Smia5: 9Th, j D. HarRer Roya; E. III Rodgers
Hunssman. Alfred LissoS. osais Reuben arseS' Nes
son. Forrest g. Vance, Jessie Clark. :,
Waiker John EitzgeraId roie
Lloyd Christian. George Garrison. Dav,
Lncal,, LLOYD. Frank Thompson L g; Gill
Charles B. Stewart, Frank j. Dolan
Herman Middleton, John W; Christian
Eggsr, Ben NJ; Roe, F; j., Besls. B. 4
s,,Ltov i Il WilS0x Frsd EwiDE Fr4neis ssnds p
Ramon Ramon PeraIta, M ". &. + Randall, nc inGei B. +
Temple. J. H. Wheeler, Andy Zumbell
Stanley Star y, LaSsey Earl l., un,,qagger John Col
Hingsland. Es g. p r; Willhite, o. Mauris Nav
II. Conley, Ray Cole, A A. Archibald
NegrI Chester Cook, Ray Kingslan,
Joe Rpett9;,, Philip j. Fessenden
Getka.
Groom-Edward Weaver, Eben l
Wheatley. L. J. Hughes. G. N. Film
Alamo-kenneth c. Leclair, Willia
b. Young, Claude Cross, Charles
Wadsworth.
Geyser-Carl w. Stephens, Charl'
A. kixmiller, Frank II. Garrison, V.
Stephenson.
Hiko-Joseph j. Nesbitt
Elgin-James NJ. Bockoven, Reube
J. Bradshaw.
Ursine-Ervin A. Hammond. Geort
W. Adair. Roy Edwin Lytle, Georl
kleinman.
Delamar--Emil j. Horne, James
Butler.
Atlanta-W. H. Garrison.
Panaca-A. Mcpherson Findley, r,
Ellsworth, M. B. Deffenbaugh, G.
Edwards. E. A. Hanson, Harry Pen
J. A. Wadsworth, w. A Heaps. r.
Lee. w. O. Lee, 7. M. Gillespie. Fl.
Madsworth. l.. w. Lee, Howard kee
f. E. Lee. Francis M. keele.