St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-11
Ca Mlp Notes.

Some Of the guests of Company yesterday
were Capt Russell Blakely, Mrs. and Mis-
Shank, Mrs. Branson, H. S. Ogden, William
Dawson, Sr., Mrs. Capt. Dawson, Miss BlakeIv.
Mrs. Hendricks, Mrs. Wallingford, Miss
Trumbull, Miss Beck, Mr.. and Mrs. John W.
Willis, Miss Smyth MIR. and Mrs. George w.
Hallowell, Miss George Lowrie FL. c. Drake,
W. 6. Pearce and wife, Mrs. c. R. Smith,
Miss Ryder, Mrs. DR.. Carpenter of San Fran
CISCO Mrs. Merrill and Miss Emerson.
At the close of the shooting yesterday Dr.
Bacon, orderly sergeant of Company H. and
Lieut.. Skinner, inspector of rifle practice,
tied. They then proposed to shoot off for the
lemonade, Skinner remarking as he stepped
forward to shoot that if they tied
tied again they would go out and wrestle for
it. Each made four and accordingly settled
the matter collar-and-elbow, when Skinner
was downed.
Mrs. Gen. Gilbert, Miss Lillian Price, Cadet
Lieut.. Ames and Cadet Hand of Shattuck
school, Misses Laura and Katherine Williams,
Miss Nader of Minneapolis, the Misses Ella
and Mamie Morris, Miss Katie Gilfillan, Miss
Stickney, Miss Sophie Borup, Miss Shirlie Nc
Manus, Mrs. Borup, Messrs. TatnaI, W. and
E. Banning, Cathcart and Day were guests of
Com pany E yesterday.
The Emmett Light artillery got badly mixed
at one time yesterday. One of the sergeants
went down town after axle grease for the
wheels and butter for the cook. Coming
| the axle grease to the cook, and both CON-
| planned over the poor quality of the article
| obtained.
The Emmett Light artillery, under Capt.
O'Brien, accomplished the feat of removing
broken wheel and replacing it with extra
wheel carried for that purpose, putting the
| broken wheel in the others place. all in the
| space OF 54 seconds which was said by Col.
Bacon to be extraordinary time for a militia
| company.
| The ban is the pride of the regiment and
| is receiving high encomiums from the officers
| and military critics generally. Under the
| guidance OF Drum Major FeiSe the band has
not yet made mistake in carrying out the
| tactics laid down for musicians, which is saw
| ing good DEAL
Miss Louise Eastman, Miss May Clark and
Mrs. M. L.. Merrill were guests of their friends
IN company u yesterday, as also were T. G..
| Walther, Mrs. Walther and children. ST.
Paul; Fred I. Vaux Chicaeo.
| Capt. Bean opened 1.-THE trunk last night
| and dispensed several boxes of cigars among
| the boys OF his company and his friends in
| general. After he got that locket nothing
was too good for Company D.
| Muller Post G.. A. r. of Saltwater was
| under command of Samuel BIoomer, who
was the standard bearer of the famous First
| Minnesota during the war;
| Among the ladies visiting Company K YES
| terday were: Mrs. w. B. Birge Mrs. Eliza
| May. Miss May Shepherd, Mrs. Will Brunson.
Among the visitors of Company K yester.
| day were: Judge Mcclure, Col Hersey. C.
| A. Bennett and Warden Reed of Saltwater.
G. FL. Shelton and Mrs. Dudley, the Misses
Campbell and the Misses Hoffman were
| guests of Company ID.
Ex-Adjt. Gen. A. G. Hawley and DR.. @. It.
! Miller were guests of Capt Bean Yesterday.
| Capt. Markoe of the St. Paul cavalry wit
messed dress parade last evening.
! The first prisoners of the camp, two nm