The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-24
FORT SMELLING NOTES.

Mrs E. B. Frick entertained at dinner
on Tuesday.
Private George w. Grigsby. Company
c, has been appointed corporal.
Sergeant William Ellis has been detailed
as clerk in the adjutant'S Office.
The Quartette club will give a dance
in the Odd Fellows hall next Saturday.
The Comedy club will give play ell
titled 'Sweethearts' on Friday evening
in the post hall.
The soldiers defeated the Winnipeg
team in a game at Lexington Park
Thursday. Score, 6 to 1.
Sergeant E. T. White, of G company,
has been granted a two-mOnths' fur
Tough, and will visit relatives in In
diana.
Hospital Steward Re-Dean arrived Fri
day evening from Fort Missoula, Mont,
and has been assigned for duty at the
hospital.
Capt. and Mrs. F. A. Skinner accom-
panied by Mrs. Golden, mother of Mrs.
Skinner, left Saturday evening for Fort
Harrison, Mont.
clety will meet on Tuesday evening in
the gymnasium This will be the last
meeting Of the season.
Col and Mrs. Peake, of North Dakota,
We're guests of Capt. and Mrs. A. l..
Parmeter on Friday. Col. Peake is the in
spector Of the North Dakota militia.
Sergeant A. G. Fountain, of G COR
pany, left during the week on a 90
months furlough. He will visit friends
and relatives at his home, Plattsburg,
N. Y. .
Sergeant Angus Macdonald, Company
A. the oldest sergeant in the regiment.
has been detailed to act as color sergeant
during the absence of Color Sergeant
Kassheimer.
A large crowd witnessed the game Of
baseball between the Central high school
and the soldiers on Tuesday The game
resulted in favor of the soldiers, the
score being IL to g.
Mrs. James Osserwaarde entertained at
dinner on Thursday evening. The ladies
present were: Mrs Skinner, Mrs Golden.
Mrs. Frick, Mrs. Van Deman, Mrs. Stacey,
Mrs. Parmeter and Miss Nash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Iceberg, members of
members of the orchestra of the Castle
Square Opera company, were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles w. Graves on Fri
day.
Hans Schneider, who attempted suicide
last Sunday, Is rapidly improving. The
bullet penetrated the upper part of his
skull and the wound has proved of a less
serious character than was at first sup
posed.
The Minneapolis Commercial club gave
a banquet on Thursday evening in honor
of Gen. Carr, department commander, and
Col. c. A. Williams, the new commandant
at Smelling. All the officers of the garri-
son were present.
The Methodist ministers who held q
conference in st. Paul during the week
were guests of honor at the post on
Thursday. A concert by the Twenty
first Infantry band was given for them
In the post hall during the afternoon.
Sergeant E. e. Merrill. manager of the
Smelling Baseball club. has booked the
following games: Saltwater, at Stillwa0
ter, April "a; batteries, Hess and Carroll.
Dollar and Knowles; Hamline at Ham
line, on Tuesday, April 26; Renville at
Renville,. April 80, and Algona, at AIgona,
First Lieut. W. P. Kits has returned
from Fort Lincoln, Neb., where he has
been acting as constructing quartermas-
ter Lieut.. Kits will return to his duties
as first lieutenant of Company f, Tween
ty-first infantry Lieut.. Chase Doster
will assume charge of the construction
work, relieving Lieut. Kits.
The Smelling Bowling club played sew
eral games during the week. The first on
Monday, with the Eyes, at the Summit
alleys. The game resulted in a victory for
the soldiers. On Friday they defeated the
Western Supply company in a game
played in the Smelling gymnasium On
Monday they will play the Sports" in
the Smelling gymnasium.