Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-07

the service of the United States at this
post Friday morning by reason of expira-
ton or term of service. Private Graves did
not accompany the soldiers on the march,
as his time was too short. He does not
intend to re-enlist and left for his home
Friday evening.
Frank Chlds who has been sick in the
hospital, has so far recovered as to be able
TO do duty again. He will be attached to
Company II for duty until further orders,
Riley.
The quartermaster department has been
busy for the last week shipping all the
property that was left behind to the camp
of instruction, Pawnee Flats, Fort Riley,
Kan. The regimental infirmary was
shipped by Major Joseph Taylor Clarke,
medical corps, the first of the week and
will be awaiting the surgeon upon his ar
rival
The troops of the Fourth infantry were
royalty entertained at Panama, Neb dur
ing their stay IN that town to such an ex-
a good time and good people. This is the
FIRST time during the march that the boys
have had any real recreation. Every body
in the town took half holiday and pre-
pared feast of cold drinks, base ball
games and all sorts Of sports to make the
in their town. The troops left next morn
ing on the march, hoping that they stop
at some more places like Panama, as the
the boys feel at home.
First Sergeant McKenna, u. s. A.. retired,
who has been in Ill health for the last few
months, is patient at the post hospital.
ward.
The post base ball team expects to play
the Hooters OF South Omaha or some other
team equally as good in the post diamond
Sunday afternoon
First Lieutenant owen c. Fisk, medical
corps, now at Fort Crook, viii proceed not
later than August To- to the camp OF in
struction, Fort Riley, Kan, reporting upon
arrival 10 the commanding officer Colonel
Edwin B. Bolton of the Fourth Infantry for
duty. Upon the relief of the Fourth in
fantry from duty at that place Lieutenant
Fisk will return with the command TO his
proper station, Fort Crook
The troops of this command were paid
Thursday afternoon at 1880 by Major Her
bert Nj. Lord, paymaster of the department.
Pursuant to special order, No. l7S, War
department, Washington, d. c., dated Au-
gust !, Sergeant First Class Arthur A.
jackson, hospital corps, Fort Crook, will
be sent TO the general hospital, Fort Bay
ard, N. M, reporting upon arrival to the
commanding officer, relieving Sergeant
First Glass Max Weinberg, hospital corps.
Sergeant First Glass Weinberg, upon re-
lief from duty will be sent to Fort Hamii-
ton n. Y. reporting upon arrival TO the
commanding officer there for duty. Ser
the march To Fort Riley with the Fourth
infantry, but will be ordered back to this
post In order TO proceed without delay to
his new station. Sergeant Jackson stood the
Pursuant to special order No l57, head
quarters Department VI the Missouri,
Major George M. Ekurnzel, medical corps,
upon his arrival at Fort Mackenzie, Wyo.,
will relieve First Lieutenant Blase Cole,
medical reserve corps. now on temporary
duty. Lieutenant Cole will proceed 10 his
proper station, Fort Crook, for duty.
"A baby girl has arrived in the home Of
First Lieutenant and Mrs. James NJ.
Churchill, Eighteenth infantry, stationed at
this post.
Privates Frank Lepane and Hardy Davis
are attached to II company. being sick In
the hospital pending orders from their
company commanders, who are on the
march TO Fort Riley.
Private Richard Kessel, hospital corps,
this post, has been entertaining his aunt
from Kansas City for a few days.