St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-13
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Among the guests yesterday were Corporal
Russell and wife, F. P. Wright, Capt. Russell
Blakeley, Mrs. William Wallace, Mrs. Burgess,
Miss Crossman, Miss Bakeley, Mrs.
Fairchild, Mr.. Lindsey, Mr.. Young, Mrs.
William Dawson, the Misses Seeley, George
l.. Vanhossen, wife and daughter, Miss
Napier, Miss Tarlton of Martinsville, Ind. !;
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Blakeley,s Miss Rose of
Nettie Treasure, Miss Jennie Dellinger, Mis- IS
Mara, Mrs. Arthur Rogers, M. A. Bigford,
Mrs. Winter, Mrs. Alexander, Capt. u. P.
Thurston of Shattuck school.
The following vote of thanks has been
rendered company d: We, the undersigned
committee, selected by the guest visiting the
camp grounds at White Bear lake Sunday, do
hereby wish, on behalf of said guests, to give
due expression of our appreciation of the
kindness and attention received at the hands
of the members of Company d." and in JUS
tice to Qartermaster Sergeant Eckles, Sergt
J. +. Wulf and Private Stack, who left no
stone unturned to make our visit a most
pleasant one, desire to give especial mention
to their names.
If q man happens to be sergeant major
and q newspaper man at once, it a question
whether the pen is mightier than the sword.
With the latter, they say, he punches the
soldiers around the parade ground, and with
the latt he jabs the newspaper men that
give him away. They say it's draw game
whether Bart looks taller when he has charge
been gathering in the jack-pots in the Silly
hours Of the evening.
A milkman drove onto the grounds yester-
day with three COWS tied to his wagon and in
some manner they became tangled in the
ropes and in their struggles to free them
selves Privates Potter and DAILY of Company
F got knocked all over the grounds. The
owner of the COWS has threatened to sue the
First regiment for damages.
The following ladies and gentlemen from
Saltwater were on the grounds yesterday:
Miss Lu Clark, Miss Miller, Miss Osborn. Miss
Smith, Mr.. Miller. G. M. Brush, wife and boy,
Matt Clark, ]. F. Burket and wife, H. C.
Akers and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Durant
Musician Neal and Sergt. Bateham of Com
pany @ each made twenty-four out of q pos
sible twenty-five at the five-hundred yard
range yesterday forenoon. These scores
were the highest on this range during the
day.
The following ladies visited Company yes
terday. Mrs. DR.. Miller, Mrs. A. c. Bean.
Mrs. Lieut.. Metz Mrs. Haupt, Mrs. Hoffman.
the Misses Hoffman.
Gov. Hubbard said, when he reviewed the
Second regiment at New Ulm, the colors
were not dropped, but the First did the thing
up in grand shape.
Company C's average for thirteen men at
the Acknowledgment range yesterday was
10 l2-l3, the highest made by any company in
the regiment.
For sharpshooters yesterday, Company c
qualified Sergt. Shandrew and Privaues Chant
Ter, Neal and Fairchid.
Col. Bend sent communication to Senator
Castle, ordering him into ca-ap yesterday,
and he was there.
Will NJ. Webster, Foster Walling, Chicago;
James Dwyer, E. W. Evans, c. Fl. Van Auken
ST. Paul.
Company C's old captain, Fred Wright, was
among the guests of the company yesterday
IIieut. RlakeleV Oi C0mnanU iS aokpovul-
edged to be the Chesterfield of the camp.
When going at double-quick Drum Major
Feise looks like lightning freight.
G. B. Wright of Fergus Falls took supper
with Company last night.
Warden Reed of Saltwater was on the
grounds yesterday.
Tents are struck tomorrow morning at
o'clock.
Company D fed seventy-two ladies last
hight.
Col. Bobletter will be on the grounds to-
DAY