The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-23
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The Fort Sherman Comedy company
gave another performance here on the
evening of the 18th. 1t was largely at
tended and was another great success.
The principal feats were the club swing
ing of Drum Major Kettley and ''Gunsling
Dawes Sergeant Davidson) stump
speech on Cuban Liberty Dave has a
big reputation for his speeches, all OF
which show an originality and humor
that are highly appreciated
DR.. Merrill has been ordered to report
for duty at Washington Barracks, Wash
ington. D. c., and DR.. Skinner is ordered
here in his stead.
Chaplain Bateman. who is stationed at
Fort Assinaboine. has been ordered to re-
port here for duty as post chaplain.
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Lieutenant Sorley. Lieutenant Castle.
Miss Sue Bacon and Miss Bessie Bacon
went TO Spokane on Monday. the 18th.
and attended dance given by some OF
the 400 of that city. They returned Tues
day night
Lieutenant and Mrs. Newton visited
Spokane on Tuesday, the 18th, and re-
turned the same evening H
Sergeant Recob and Corporal Butler.
both OF company c. left for Driftwood
Point on Sunday for a three months
stay.
Private Coleman. company G. who
passed himself as Captain Brown. of the
Sixteenth infantry, while visiting Spo-
dropped from the rolls of his company
as a deserter.
Mr.. Lugdl1ic. the scene painter from
Spokane. painted a lot of new scenery
for the productions of the Fort Sherman
Comedy company.
Private Williams, of the band. made
visit to Spokane for few days, and re-
turned on the 18th
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Master John Newton. son of Lieutenant
Newton. is receiving Instructions in club
swinging from Prof. Kettley.
Master Philip Newson is taking les
sons in painting from Mrs. Sabin.
Mrs. Buckley. mother of Mrs. Breche-
nun. who is visiting with her daughter.
painting from the regimental band. as a
token of their esteem
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Mrs Buckley is an accomplished must
clan and is regular attendant OF the
semi-weekly concerts and is indeed q
great friend of the band.
Mrs. Brechemin entertained several of
the ladies at a progressive eucher party
last Saturday night
Lieutenant W. Fl. Johnson. of the Six
Louis university as professor OF military
science and tactics, has resigned from
the army. He has been admitted to the
bar at St. Louis and will practice law
in the future instead of tactics.
Lieutenant Johnson was one of the
brightest and most able officers of the
Sixteenth and passed a brilliant exam1na-
ton for admission to the St Louis bar in
Judge SDencer'S court on February 18th
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Mrs Peel. mother of Mrs William J.
Daily. sustained a very painful injury
to her left leg on the 18th by slipping
on the ice-covered steps of her home
A certain young corporal OF the Six
teenth deserves high credit for the man
ner in which he so perfectly and cere-
nnoniously represented the noted General
Coxey at the hard times ball recently
given by the D. T. Dancing club OF this
The young corporal is soon to be mar
ried to one of Salt Lake Citys fair
daughters.
Out Of s51 enlisted men at this post.
there is only one prisoner in the guard
house and he has no one to claim him
as he was discharged without honor last
month and IS only serving out his SEN
tence of confinement
Charles NJ. Phillips, who was unable to
enlist either in the Fourteenth or Six
teenth infantry, because no vacancy
existed received authority to enlist in the
Second infantry at Fort Harrison, Mon
tana, and left for that post on the ztn-
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