The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-18

ence. They were proud of their town
before they came away. They were
prouder last night than ever.
FINDS TIME TO PREACH.
Capt. Morrison delivered the sermon
at one of the Congregational churches,
Minneapolis. The captains text was:
"a Good Soldier of Jesus Christ" He
was accompanied by ever busy Quar-
termaster Coe, who addressed the con-
81 egation also. He chose as his sub
ject, Feed My Lambs"
Company K was selected for guard
mount last night. and made their usual
credltable showing. going through the
proceedings without a hitch. Capt.
Leonard was officer Of the day; Lieut..
Tenney. officer of the guard; Campbell.
sergeant of the guard; Bolin. junior
sergeant of the guard; Bostwick, Way
and Raymond, corporals.
Company K has two mascots, bull
dog and a white cat.
Company 1 suggests that those kind
friends who donate food to them make
the food of a substantial nature.
Mrs. Dix, mother of Quartermaster
Sergeant Dix. of Company l. called On
her son yesterday.
Company had a swell bill of fare
yesterday at dinner; chicken, pineapple
fritters, mashed potatoes, dumphngs,
pie, oranges and coffee. Company "A
says that they will back their cook,
Dick Sheridan, against any COOK IN the
regiment.
Sergeant Clark plotted two ladies
about the camp Saturday evening They
showed their appreciation Of the kind
ness by sending him nice white SILK
handkerchief yesterday.
GREAT DAY FOR MORRIS BOYS.
The people of Morris who came down
to Camp Ramsey yesterday gave pic
mic dinner to the members of Company
c whose homes are in Morris and vi
cinity. The boys .1ined up for mess"
under command of Sergeant Stone and
marched down to Secretary Randalls
residence. Here on the shady lawn
they found an appetiZng spread await
| ing them. The way the good things
disappeared was a sight that would
cure Indigestion. Refreshments and CT
| gars were served. and the boys had a
| good time generally Secretary Ran
| dali and his estimable wife are doing
| all in their power to make the stay of
| the Morris boys and all others at Camp
Ramsey. for that matter, pleasant.
| Rev. A. H. Tibbetts, OF the Congre-
gational church at Morris, brought
| down mending case for each boy from
Morris and a collection of beautiful
| riS.
Aid w. P. Fowler, of Morris. hob
nobbed with the boys Of Company
| yesterday.
Corporal Brooks had charge of po-
| lice for Company B yesterday.
| Kitchen police yesterday for Com
pany B: Privates Gullett, Hamilton,
Hammond and Alderman.
Corporal Ellsworth was in charge of
quarters for Company E yesterday.
Kitchen police for Company E yes
terday. Privates Hald and Gibble.
Companies l. and M will be given
| blue flannel shirts today.
BROWNS VALLEY WAS THERE.
Mayor J. Samon, of Graoeville, and
a drum corps from Browns Valley,
| headed an exodus from the Browns
| Valley division of the Great Northern,
165 strong. They just stormed Camp
Ramsey and carried everything before
! them. The boys were all glad to see
them. They had a good time and were
| glad Of it. Everybody brought along
something good to eat, and before they
went homeward, clothes began to fit
snug on soldiers whose clothes were
never tight.
Capt. Crossfields wife and family;
Judge Mitten, S. Y. Gordon, father Of
Sergeant Gordon; Doctor Harcum, for
iliti iiSulSildiLI VI SOHlpdly e. WlilidUl
Tuckey and P. D. O'Phelan, were down
with the crowd from the Browns VAL
| ley branch.
| Guns will be issued today to the ten
| companies who are unarmed.
Company K has the only organized
fire brigade in the regiment. They have
| fair set Of apparatus.
Company I received especial mention
| fer clean streets at inspection. COM
pany L was fine also.
First Sergeant Guy Chapel gave an
exhibition gun drill in Company l.
| street, that drew a big crowd The
| juggling done by Guy is really meri-
toriCus and was worth more than the
price Of admission.