Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-22

OF the Missouri, dated November 16, 1870
Private Richard Kessell, hospital corps,
Fort Crook, Neb., is appointed a private,
first class, from that date.
The Sunshine club held its first dance
In Rushing hall Thursday evening and was
very well attended.
Mrs. Matilda Hayes, who has long been
q resident of Fort Crook, has sold out her
restaurant to Sergeant Harvey OF Com
pany ID, Fourth infantry, and will soon
leave us for her new home in Los Angeles
Cal Mrs. Hayes has been one of Fort
Crooks most highly respected residents
and she and her daughter, Ruth during
their stay here have made many friends
Friday evening farewell party was given
to their friends and they win leave for
their new home Monday or Tuesday.
Charles Hanson, civilian teamster in the
corral, accompanied by Mrs. Hanson and
two children, arrived home last week, after
spending a short vacation visiting Mrs.
Tex.
Lowry hall Saturday evening. which was
| largely attended both by people of the gar
risOn, Bellevue and surrounding towns.
Everyone had a good time, with refresh
ments served through the evening.
! Captain Samuel W. Moves, Company F.
| Fourth infantry. has taken quarters No
| -, recently left vacant by First Lieutenant
at the Army Medical school.
The officers and ladies of the garrison
| held their first hop OF the season in Gym
nasium hall Saturday evening, which was
largely attended both by people OF the gar
rison and omaha. The hall was tastefully
| decorated with the colors Of the regiment
| Refreshments were served and the music
chestra.
Corporal Alva c. Davis. Company c
Fourth infantry, who was honorabiy dis.
charged the service OF the United States or
| November 10 by reason OF expiration OF
! term OF service, was re-enlisted "wednesday
1 BY First Lieutenant owen G. Fisk, recruit
ing officer, and assigned to Company {
for duty, his warrant as corporal still be-
ing in force.
I Private Alvin Garland. who was dis
charged from the Fourth infantry by rea.
re-enlisted and assigned to the One Hun.
dred and Twelfth coast artillery company
for duty. This makes Private Garland
second enlistment IN the One Hundred ant
route 70 his station Wednesday afternoon
Private James Johnson has been re-en
listed for Company r, Fourth Infantry, h,
being discharged November II, 1910
Abraham Shapiro OF the hospital CORPS Il
now In the hands OF Charles A. Mulhern
training for his coming bout next weel
with an unknown fighter from Platts
mouth, Neb. Both men weigh in al Ia
pounds and are both hard and aggressive,
fighters. Shapiro has a good punch II
either hand Is cool-headed and uses hi
brains as we'll as his hands, and We al
hope that he brings the honors back I,
the post with him.
Private Dalwick, who was recently dis
charged from the Fourth infantry and as
signed TO the FOrtieth company coast artil
lery corps, pursuant TO telegram, ad3utan
generals office left the post Thursday 10
his new station.
Lieutenant Lane. who has been enjoyinl
q fifteen days leave Of absence GRANTEE
him. has returned TO the post.
Private Peter Farrell OF Company II, VIII,
has been confined 20 the hospital for SOM
weeks, Is slowly improving and Il Is hope,
that he will soon be out amongst us again