The Globe-republican., 1906-01-04

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Proprietor and wife. A fine lunch wal
spread and all the while Comrade Arm.
strong was busy talking and laughing
and bubbling over with fun and amuse-
ment. There were also present 10 boys
and girls who ate At the and table. We
would like to give Co. and Rsgt. or all
those soldiers at these different parties
and entertainments, but We md that we
will have to ourtail article 70 prevent
overflow Of space think / have NAM
cd all the outsiders invited. Sergeant
Bryan and few particular friends In the
barracks we're present
william Todd, NJ. D. Invercargill, New
Zealand. British Colony, 10 here visit
Ing Comrade George Gray and Mrs.
Gray. Mrs. Gray is his aunt. He left
N, 2. August 25th, touched ct Figi Homo
lulu and Vancouver, Toronto and to Chic
ago, side trip to Montreal, thence to
England, Scotland, back to America and
Dodge City, Dec. 2ord. He will leave
here Jan. 3rd for San Francisco, Van
couver and home. He was born 10 Scot
land 81 years ago, moved to New Zealand
Al years ago. Studied medicine In Chic
ago, connected with the Cook County
hospital, 8 years In San Francisco, where
he finished his studies and received his
diploma. The mother of Mr.. Todd and
Mrs. Gray was Wright, Glasgow, Scot.
land Mr.. Todd appears to be quite
gentleman with considerable learning,
we'll up In Geography. He thinks this
climate would be fine for consnmptlves.
Mrs. Gray often gets Glasgow perlodi-
calls. Rev Zealand Is South East of
Australia.
James F. Thompson, /. 54h Ind. Inf.
had quite party to dinner the last day
of the year. This was not birthday
party, nor Christmas party, nor a New
Years party. He had fine turkey and
be did not want to keap 1t over until next
year he wanted that turkey To expire
with the year 1905 and 80 he invited the
and friends in to the number
Of 25. Besides the turkey Mrs. Thomp-
son had prepared fine large pork roast,
so we got roast too. Dec. Dist. Ring
the bell Waterman! Wiring the turkeys
neck! Here you old boys, lets turn over
A new leaf-Ye who are growing weaker
1t use to be we had 10 ti-h
or cut bait, now 1t is fish or rebate.
stand where Moses stood and view the
short grass country DER. Raise less corn
and more alfalfa aud sugar beets. "And
here are nine standing at the door say
ng they will take sugar in 'ther'n',n
We have slid another year.-January let
90G. --Peleg Bigelow.
We have also. to chronicle birthday |
,arty ut Mr.. and Mrs. Buffers Dec. 26lh !
%. Charles Bntler was bold soldier
10Y in Co. e 3Sth Ohio Inf. during the
civil war. This was his list mile stone,
nd his friends and fellow ciiizets hope
nd trust he may be so fortunate as to
'ass many more. Those present we're
comrades, Thomas, Long, Freek, Lane,
'aulk, Sweeney, Cumback, Thompson,
pencer, Sughrue, Fields, Adjutanl Mar
hal McBratney, Tweedy, Mcdonald, and
lo0dy, Mesdames; Thomas, Wright,
'ong, Freek, Lane, Spencer, Pauk, Sugh.
ne, Fields, Marshall, Sweeney, Cum
ack, Thompson, Mo Bratney, Tweedy,
lcDoDald, also the Misses Vera Thomas,
larshall, and Ctlmback. ID. s Moody
nd Qnartermaster Weaver were also
resent. The single fellows, we scarcely
now where to place them. Even whtn
ne marries another single one is sure to
ob up. However 1t seems, that, like
he poor we always have them with us.
yearsl Just lean back and think what
4s taken place in our glorious land since
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