The Globe-republican., 1903-02-19
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the danger poiptiol 3 famine. Z u 4
( John n. Tihsn Of tho SD squadron lSl
\ U.S.. X. Infantry has taken i 10 day fur
loughto. Wichita. lsTl# !iS. aF
! WIN. \. wyyapt, OH ollo Cavalry Ia
moved into lila, now quar,etifadioiiln
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I Comrade Lucas and wife have recent!
returned on forty day furlough visitlnl
relatives and friends. -s..
Mrs. Weston, widow Of the late s. N
Weston will soon 70 to the mother Byck
erdlte home for widows st Ellsworth.
iAdjutant Marshall Of thls home ID I
very popular officer, and the old boy
are unanimously IL favor Of his remain.
Ing In his present position another term
Al. johnson! 9th MINI. Vol. Infantry
has been confined to hls quarters for The
past week with the first cousin 10 Ar,
LaGhppe.
Asst. Quartermaster Spencer has fully
recovered from the Injuries sustained In
the upset cyclone be passed through at
Dodge City about two months ago.
G. W. Barkhurst Co, D, 18th Ind. Vol.
Cavalry, a farmer from Mcclure has been
assigned to quarters Ia one Of The double
cottages on the south side Of camp.
Comrade Copes. End Kansas Battery 10
having cold time delivering milk to his
customers. His fsvorlte COW 10 10 dan
ger Of freezing up.
GU. Andrews Co D, 93rd III, Vol. 10.
fantry Ia getting more disabled than
ever. He now hobbies around with q
crutch In addition to bis cane. .'@
Comrsde Gray a worthy member Of
Victor Post has been confined to bis bed
for the week past. on account VI general
weakness and 4 severe cold.
Professor Ellen X. Drake, q magnetic
healer Is meeting with good SUCCESS In
her treatment Of patients now under her
charge, for which she asks no fees.
]. A. Ballou, 90. D, 18th III. Vol. 10.
fautry is working under a full head Of
steam In turning out pictures Of all kinds.
II appears US though he has to work in
order to keep the wolf from his door.
Thomas Dockery, On. X, 59th III. Vel.
Infantry and Co. H, oh I'll. Cavalry, a
armer from Topeka has been admitted
With his wife and boy and assigned to
quarters on tho second floor Of quadruple
building No. 3.
Quartermaster John Dickinson has
AIKEN leave Of absence for few days
luartermaster Dickinson resigned his
'Osltion about q month ago, but has not
ct been. released. This fact shows that
good officer cannot always have bis
wn way.
W. H. May Co. Q, 4th Kentucky cav.
Try has been given temporary quarters
| barrack No. /. ComrAde May IL afr
ieted with tuberculosis Of the lungs and
from Elgln. Kansas where be has
racticed medicine for the past twenty g
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Isaac Anderson Co. B, 24th Iowa In
ntry with bis wife has been admitted
ID assigned to quarters In the east wing
barrack No 2. Comrade Anderson Is
years of age. He Is also veteran Of
e Mexican war and Is now In poor
alth from inclplent consumption.
Jennie, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs,
tomas Shaffer, age 10, after lingering |
ness Of five months died at 7 p. m. Feb
airy 9th, and the funeral was held at
, chapel at 2 O'Clock p. m. on the 10th |
t.and interment at the Home cemetery.
n two sisters from Denver, Chic. and
)ther from Yale. Kansas were here. I