The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-17
NOTES OF THE CAMP.

Col. ShandreW was all smiles yesterday.
Gov. Clough had remembered him with very
welcome war contribution, 500 fine cigars
Company was receiving compliments from
all sides yesterday for the fine appearance
they put up when mounting guard Friday
night.
Corporal Fielding had charge Of Company E
police work yesterday. The kitchen police for
Company E were Cregan and Lundblad.
ID. A. Buzzard called on Company E yester-
day.
Sidney Gates failed to pass the physical ex-
animation, in consequence Company G boys
were bemcurntng the loss OF their splendid
cook. Sid has a letter from G. NJ MORTON, Of
Mankato, saying that his son, Garfield Nor
risen, had left home, and asking if he had
enlisted in the Fifteenth. AS far as Mr.. Gates
could learn the boy was not in the regi-
ment.
Mrs. Munich and son, of whittemore To-,
called on relatives in Company G yesterday.
Company G kitchen police yesterday were
T. Serum and Martin Severson.
Company is filled up and ready for mus
Kitchen police for Company F yesterday
were August and Andrew Anderson.
Sergeant Brown, of Company F, had the
awkward squad out drilling them yesterday
They did well.
Company is uniformed.
Lieut.. Dewey, Company c, received a lovely
bouquet yesterday from a young lady of St.
Paul, who sent it, she said, because he bore
Capt Morrison preached sermon to the
boys of the Fifteenth last night at Y. NJ.
c. A. headquarters They want him to de-
liver a sermon this morning ALSO The captain
thought last night that he would probably do
So During the morning Capt Morrison pur-
chased the sword as his friends at Litch-
! field had instructed He got a lin dandy"
The scheme suited the people of Litchfield
| so well that they Photographed Lieut.. r. c.
| Dewey to go and do likewise. The lieutenant
will purchase his Monday and the bill will
be sent to the Bank of Litchfieid for lquida-
| ton.
| Visitors to Company c: Rev. Murray, How
ard Lake, and Mr.. and Mr:. E. l.. Mcmillan.
Sergeant Stone found employment for the
| Company G police force yesterday. Needless
to say, the street looked clean. Stone does
everything well.
Sergeant Kelly of Company V, invested IN
watermelons yesterday ard set 'em up to
Kitchen police for Company B yesterday
| were Alderman Burke, Birmingham and Carl
| Corporal Reaney was in charge of quarters
for Company c yesterday.
Seven boys answered sick call yesterday.
| None Of them went to hospital
| One Of the most popular mon CONS in
the Fifteenth is First Sergeant Bunker, OF
Company B. Bunker will be putting on a
! pair of shoulder straps one of these days, and
when he does every member Of his company
will be IS much pleased as he will. Every
boy in his company speaks words of praise
Of him.
Private Outlet cleaned up things around
street for the boys yesterday.
Corporal Fredenberg handled the police for
Company d yesterday.
Misses Lexuno and Schultz distributed a
boutoniere to each member of Company ID
yesterday BY the way, Big Lieutenant Haley
treasured his flower One Of the young ladies
must have made an impression on the bold
soldier boy.
Privates Solomon, Wagner and Redinias
were kitchen police for Company D yester-
day.
Miss Mossberg and Mrs. c. Hutchins, Of
Willmar were q committee OF two yester-
Gay ascertaing what was most needed for the
comfort Of Company d boys. They gave the
boys pillow slips and good things to eat yes
terday and intimated that other things were
to follow Company begs leave to rise and
Sergeant Wilson, Of Company A, received
a splendid cot from a plying friend Friday,
and was jollying himself all day long about
the pleasant dreams he was going 10 nave
that night. The cot unfolded its legs and
escaped about time taps were sounded, and
a thorough search of the company street
failed to bring 1t to light. Yesterday morn
ing the sergeant discovered it ten tents away
from his, and it looked as II 1t had been doing
somebody some good the night before. Will
son loaded up his gun last night and is Just
spelling for trouble. He wants to have 1t
with some cot-stealing private, too.
Company will have a grand dinner today.
A special detail of epicures were sent to town
early Yesterday to stock up the larder Tney
have invited a few friends to help them en-
Joy it. ,.o ,.,., go.