The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-25

terday. Among those who called was his
Wiz WIG. MRS. Wilson, from what she saw yes
tales tale Of the rigors of war. The secret Of
wilson's rotundity is out. A regular diet Of
cu rnmn.pp pie does the business. 80, ia.
So9lpdny a has splendid base ball outht,
anu IS now ready to take the conceit out
b bat any compsny in the Fifteenth They have
s oaats, mask, two catchers' gloves, infeld
sioVes ana chest protector.
Seven boys of Madison, MIMI, are members
OF Company A, and they boys that the
Jam Chalmers, Clinton Davis, John Ember
land, Anthony Hoover, Louis Lyle, Ed Tor
kieson and Hans, Westby.
=, corporal Britton has not forgotten any Of
the winning ways that made him such pop
ular barboy Britton will come out all right
tho eof cpora. Aoyt, of Company was one OF
He has Company F ali supplied with gun
racks and clothes racks
Inc Norwegian element of Company must
nave an awful lot of relations in Minneapolis.
Ihey are forever clamoring for passes to go
ana see their sisters, cousins and aunts. By
the number of applications that August An
plahted over inside the Hennepin line.
rat Cahill second cook of Company +. is
an az olu railroad man. Pat handles meals with
the same sang froid that he used to handle
box cars.
John s. Sullivan, of Company E, is prompt
10 assist ladies' about the camp, but he is
not SO prompt to return. Make quicker trips,
Jonn or tell us why.
Company menu Sunday dinner:
Ship6Wdy soup stunned with HdrQtaCK.
New Onion Cold Slaw.
Wheat Bread. Rye Bread. Hardtack.
New Se Gabha Beef p,c, RGa sd Beef
Dowithoutit Pie. Notary Cake.
/ Scream.
Lob ScouSe' Cheese IS Stun Gulian'
Bread Butter get enough.
Military Hash.
Company G. guard detail last night. Pri-
Yates johnson. Jones, D. Kelly, ]. Kelly.
Groot, Of Company G, gave an entertain
dience.
George Eveland likes soldering better than
ne does the hay field this time Of the year.
George Crossman, the Beaver Creek opera
squad.
William H. D:nney used to teach school at
just outside Havana.
Fred Christian left Kanaranzi because thay
wouiont change the name OF the town. Frad's
conduct at Camp Ramsey shows that man
can be both good solder and Christian.
Patrick James Foley and George Wagner,
OF Company |, were found locked in the arms
OF morpheus and each other at O'Clock p.
they don't like '0---''AiAe '''O0' S'O-e' -''
Guard for Company I last night: Corporal
Coe, Countryman and Corporal Rice
August Peterson the village blacksmith
of Maple Plain previous to enlistment in Com
pany I.
Of Little Falls when the call came for troops.
Now he is a4ltraVeling man at Camp Ramsey
most all day in Company I.
Lieut. Edwards received a splendid Colts
army revolver from friends yesterday. 1t is
one OF the BEST If not the very best gun in
the camp. Two boxes of cartridges came with
1t. The lieutenant is very proud of it, and
he may well be-
Company C guard detail last night: For
berg, Calvin, Giblin, Gorton.
., Private Hiram Hershey, of Company G, has
alfalfa a.
with him at Camp Ramsey that he used so
successfully when chief clerk of the Howard
house at Litchfield.
|, Theodore Holm had watched the pater
fanilias register deeds so long up in Meeker
county that ehe caught on to the business.
Theodore will register a few deeds of an
other character before the breastworks at Ha-
vana If he is given the opportunity.
The sergeants of Company entertained the
Misses Margaret Davoren, Clara Weber, Their
esa Stotz, Louise Weber, of St. Paul, and Miss
Pulitzer, of I.itchfeld.
Capt. Morrison preached in Minneapolis to
an appreciative audience.
visitor.
Company C's sick list is usually much
larger on Monday morning. Ye visitors are
ever welcome, nevertheless.
L. o. Dart and Miss Fuller called on friends,
visiting also with Company I.
The w. G. T. u, of Litchfeld, sent trunk
full Of good, f1rst-class literature, which the
and mutual benefit.
Corporal Scorp Privates Marshall, Revling,
Stockstad were detailed as assistants at
morning service.
A great many of Company G men were in
attendance at morning devotions given in
front of the colonels tent by Chaplain Tur-
ner.
Company had an extra dinner yesterday.
They had beef, two styles, cabbage. onions,
lemon pie, chocolate cake, fruit, coffee.
Aldine wasn't in it yesterday. Oh, no.
Albert Linnell, of Company G, has solved
the problem of how to maintain the proper
alignment in the company front Albert sug-
one on his farm at Grove City. and says there
is nothing like them to straighten out row
of corn. Capt. Morrison will think about it.