The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-10-15

0UNUAISr
I comrades who are thankful for bis kind
ly ways Of helping them.
Victor Posts stated meeting on the
| 10 inst will be OF more than usual inter
est from the fact that COmrade Logan
will be installed as adjutant to fill The
vacancy caused by the resignation Of Ad
jutant D. D. Rose.
Jacob Eley &. 18th Kans. Cav, mem
, Der Of the Monta Vista home In Colorado
is d visitor. He says the Colorado home
beats any state home In the union In the
way Of supplying the necessary comforts
that the old veterans are entitled to.
Alopzo Voorhees, B LIST Regt U. s.
Sharpsllooters bus recovered from a pro.
lopged spell Of summer complaint Incl
dental to heml pIegia Of the right aide
His friends will be pleased to hear that
lie can walk about with u cane having
discarded bis crutCh.
We are trembling in our shoes over the
prospect of a coal famine in the remote
future, but the old boys have their eyes
on the big cottonwoods in front of the
chapel and along the river and are grind
the hicks out of their axes. 1t Is a case
Of root hog or freeze.
Elijah NJ. Wilson A 10Th Mo |, and
quartermaster of Victor Post 203 G. A. R.
is enjoying rush Of work in collecting
the ducats Of the last quarter dues Of the
year of 1908. The boys think of furnish.
Ing him coTporals guard overhis money
chest while he sleeps.
j. H. futile A. 18th Pa. Cav. and CON-
mander of Victor Post 1903 G.. A. r. de.
partlDent Of Kansas, with his wife, has
returned from forty day furlongh and
visit with their children In Wichita.
Comrade futile reports having gained
four pounds in weight and Is looking
somewhat like bis old time self again.
William W. Wyant X 9th 0. Cav, who
has been in charge Of the cooking de-
partnlent in barracks No. l, for the past
eight months says be and his wife are
getting very tired and will be Obliged to
retire In favor of some other party, Com
rade Wyants has been very satisfactory to
his boauerS who will regret bis leaving
them,
Myron A. Hammond F LIST. Mich, En-
gineers, has been Ill for long time with
tuberculosis Of the right lung. About
two weeks ago he submitted to an oper-
alton for the removal of q large tumor
from the walls Of the pleuraI cavity, since
which lime his condition has somewhat
but Is still considered in
critical state.
Jerome R. Pickett X. 9th 0. Cav. was
to the home Feb. 4th last.
Shortly afterwards be began to show
symptoms of insanity which progressed
rapidly. About June 18th medical and
probate examination determined the fact ,
Of insanity and on July 3rd be was re.
moved from the home to the asylum OF
0ssawatOmie since which time he has be
come hopelessly deranged. His wife and
.wo children remained here until Sept.
10 on which date she left for her old
nome at Golf, Kansas. Her sorrow ever
be sad atIlction is greater than words
,an express. He was good soldier, a d
lind husband and father.
The following have been admitted to /,
be home since July 22ud: Elliott ].
Villsams Il. 18th. Ills. |; Samuel Proctor,
!. 9th. Iowa l.; George W. Wolford G II
3rd Ind. l.; James Fitzpatrick F. 3rd
10, Cav; J. H. Thomas 9, 2ad Colo. fl
)ay.; James H. Bedell, U. 5. Steamer
ioblIe; William Blakesly ! 10th Mich. i.
lug.; Joseph Finley @ l72 0. l.; Ethel >,
ert Richardson X Tooth Ind. l.; Charles :
raft F 18th Kan. L.; Benjamin F. VIII.
ANS, F Both Ills. l.; James Brown, D U
st West Va. Cav: John LETTERS, X 9th ar
lis. l.; Joseph W. Shields, B 40th Pa. ];
mos Reese, E. 9Th Kan. l.; James M. A.
.dkins, 10th Kan. Cav; VIM. H. In
Iayo, G 4th Ky. Midi. b,
IPEE Knowing what " was to suffer, M
NLL' will give FREE or CHARGE, to -
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