The Globe-republican., 1906-01-25
News From
THE STATE SOLDIERS HOME
At Fort Dodge, Kas.


many friends.
Quite drop in temperature from 70
degrees above zero down to zero.
We have been studying law for about
Two weeks In the city, 80 II there is any
thing missed the reason 10 known.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fairly,of jackson Co.
Kansas, also Mr. and Mrs. Beave and wife
Of Mineola visited Mr. and Mrs Mallonee,
Sunday.
Miss Clara Wyant, who has been at
tending school at Hutchinson, after
spending the holidays here at home,
returned Tuesday morning.. She will
remain there with Miss Nellie Marshall
until about the first OF July.
According to Rules ana Regulations in
such cases made and provided the U W.
met and installed officers at the iiIs meet.
ing In January, to wit: Colonel. Austin
futile; Lieut.. Col Philander Evans;
Major, Henry Camp; Officer Of DAY, A, W
Heiton;Q M, VIM. Wyant; Surgeon, E.
Kirk; Officer Of the Guard, U. Weigant;
Adjt -. M Huston; @. M. Sergt 8. M
McBratuey; Sergt Major, Webb Roth;
Drum Major, George Msllonee; Color
Bearer, Andy Miller; Sentinel, g. B..
Tuttle; Picket, William Do,son; and last,
but not least, Lille ruttle and Grace Scott,
who for the year to come will fll the re-
sponsible position Of Daughters Of the
Camp
Aud at the same time and place the
Ladies of the g. A. 4. installed their
officers to wit: Lydia A. Huston, Presi-
dent; Harriet Shaffer, Sr Vice; Vera
Cowgirl, Jr. Vice; Mis- Chsmplin, Chap
lain; Cornelia Evans, Sect; Ms. Millard,
Treas; Mrs. Sponsler. Conductor; Eva
Iues, Assistant Conductor, Margaret
Andrews, Gaurd; Mrs. Sarah jackson,
Assistant Ganrd; Lou. Miller was selected
for Delegate to State Camp, with Mrs.
Sewers as Alternate.
Likewise Victor Post NJ. 293 met to-
gather tor the same reasons and purposes,
installing the following officers to serve
one year unles sooner discharged. d. I
Long, Commander; A. Gasklll, Sr. Vice;
l. Rouden, Jr Vice;-Gual'.Q NJ ID D.
Rose, Adj; John Cory, Officer of Day;
Isaac Newman 18th Ohio), Chaplain;
William Henry, Surgeon; Mr.. Mcdonald,
of Gaurd; Mr.. Nc chasler.Q VI. Sergt ;
Patrick +. Sughrue and Asbury Gaskil
were elected delegates TO the State En-
campment.
Furthermore the w. r. y. assembled
themselves together aud the following
officers were duly installed, by Installing
Officer, Mrs. Maggie shaw; President,
Cornelia Rose; Sr. Vice. Eveline NJ.
Kisseu; Jr Vice. Addie Stringer; Chap,
lain, Elizabeth Godfrey; Secretary, Mary
Boyd; Treasurer, LOttie Hall; Conductor,
Catherine Byier; Guard, Lydia Paulk;
Assist. Conductor, Alma Pa'khurt;
Assistant Guare, Lizzie Glen; Patriotic
Instructor, Hester A. Gilpin; Color
Bearers, Laura D. Hass, Alice Orcutt
COrnelia Pierce and Bessie Long. BY
the courtesy of the Post, the W. r. O.
officers were installed first. We had an
invitation to attend but were called away
to the city to study law However we
learn that the Corps quite got away
with the Post In their manner of conduct
Ing the cermones. This was for the rea :
son, doubtless, that Mrs. Shaw Is old 10
the cause and the drill necessary come
to her as second nature. We, do not
mean that Mrs. Shaw Is old In years, but
that for sometime she has been at the
head Of the Relief Corps, and has often
been selected to install neigboring Relief
Corps. They also had something to eat
and to drink, and The time passed BY
merrily
Mrs. Joseph Tlmmons, has returned
from Kansas City. we're she has been
abolt months. Joe thought to leave us
too, and tried to get employment In the
drug trade, but all druggists, with whom
he talked, wanted younger man. Thus
you Gee how the old soldier is Handicapped
10 the struggle for life, Our pensions
are gauged on the suppositlon that we
are t or ! disabled, but whan we seek en-
ploymeut In our several svocations they
they don't want that class Of laborers.
A whole sermon could be preached upon
this subject. Mrs. Timmons ia GLAD to
get back to the short grass country, and
now Joe will be better conteuted and as
Hospital Stewart will stay with us and
continue to distribute quInine and doveis,
aud what else ls good to help US to live
and enjoy ourselves.
Jan. 22nd,-Thls evening we had one
of the finest parties Of the season. About
100 were gathered in Amusement Hall
a