The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-13
Camp Notes.

recent order prohibits the further use
Of lemonade and all ice drinks. No further
delicacies such as pie and cake will be fur
nished. This is precaution to prevent sick
ness, and was recommended by the medical
officers E ....-=sr-=.4
Captain Anton Schaffer of Owatonna, COM
manding Company l of the Second regiment,
is in camp and will remain several days.
Adjutant General Libbey went up to St.
Paul last evening to return with the COVER
nors party. # ~
= Mrs. c. A.. Hines of Olivia, wife of the
first lieutenant of Company H, accompanied
by Miss Zola Cole of Hamline, is in camp
and will probably remain for the reception
tonight a
Captain O. NJ. Nordley returned from St.
Paul last evening, where he had been at
tending to the filling Of requisitions The
captain has all the work of his department
we'll in hand, and will issue nothing from
camp this year. -s-.,--
: No cook ever visited Camp Lakeview who
is better and more favorably known to the
soldier boys than is John Hill Of Mime
apolis, who is here in charge Of the mess
of Company of St. Paul. y .-..
Edward A. Bromley, the Minneapolis pho
tographer, while visiting in camp yesterday
did the Foxy Grandpa act and proved that
he was good shot with other things than a
camera. He visited the rifle range, and very
reluctantly took Springfield in hand, and
after due apology for years of neglect at
favorite pastime, passed seven bullets down
from the 30O-yard range, scoring three bulls
eyes and four fours. . sr.. -.-- -.
Great preparations are being made by the
citizens of Lake City to receive the gov
ernor, members of the staff and officers OF
the Third: regiment this evening. s.~.
The guard mountings as carried out by
Captain F. W. Matson, regimental adjutant,
each afternoon at 4 o'clock, are the prettiest
ceremonies of the day. Few who witness
this ceremony realize its. full import and
the honor conferred on the men forming the
guard. ~ r.
Mrs E. E. Remington of Wells, wife Of the
first sergeant of the hospital corps, accom-
panied by her dapghter, Mrs Archie Ketze-
back of Slayton, who visiting In camp
crossed the river yesterday and are visiting
at Maiden Rock for few days. Mrs. F. A.
-Dillman of Wells, wife of Corporal Dillman
of theShospital corps, is also one of the party.
Sergeant l.. G. Bird Company B, Anoka,
who has been confined to the hospital for
several days, is convalescing and was able
to be up for short time yesterday.
The discovery of a 1,50o-yard range on the
reservation will be the cause Of a fierce r11e
competition between Captains Lee and Wiley.
The prize will be bottle Of beer and pack
age of cigarettes, the winner to donate the
same to the cause Of charity. 49,.
The First battalion finished its scores al
known distance firing yesterday afternoon,
and took up volley firing. -..-. .
H. w. Webster OF Red Wing visited In
camp to- day as the guest of Captain Q. M
:Nordley. ~ 49,. ~a - = -s..~ =.
I Lieutenant r. D. O'Brien, judge advocate
visited <the convent at Villa Marie, From
tenac, yesterday. @.- ~
Major F. E. Resche, commanding the Sec
ond battalion, had his men out for company
drill during the morning yesterday. Com
pany c. of Duluth, the famous drill Or