Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-30

Of term OF service. Mr.. Steenberge did not
re-enlist. but has accepted position as
travelling salesman for the hunhaW
Dunham company. tatiors Ut Omaha
Colonel Bolton is egain IN command HIoS %.
ing relieving Captain John II. Hugnes;
/ Fourth infantry, who was IN Cou'''""N
during the gbSpnce of Colonel Bolton.
/ Private Edwin r. DUNCAN, hospital
| is able to be out and around again.
/ Major Joseph Taylor Clarke. medlca.
corps, this post, While PLAYING .en' tSi,.f
Lieutcnnt Reginald D.. Kelly Fourth IN
/ fantry. bruising his shoulder quite badly
Major Clarke has been confined 70 nus quar-
/ tiers. but win soon he out again.
Private Jesse j. Toliver Company a.
/ Fourth infantry, is detailed on extra oulF
as switchboard operator at this post re
/ lieving Private Waiter j. Haynes No'"'
pany H. Fourth infantry,
Private Warren w. Wyre, Company Il,
and John l.. Lannuu Company G, touil n
/ infantry. are detailed on extra duty as
at this post.
BY order Of Colonel Edwin y. Bolton,
the swimming pool at this post VII oe
days. Thursdays and saturdays new
set of rules has been posted and a clNll!au
has been placed in charge and INSTRUCTED
TO call the attention of the men to any
infraCtion OF the rules. \ rope mas pttl
placed at the side OF the pool for the pur-
pose Of throwing to men In need as the
pool Is only four feet deep at the west END
and Is sloped towards the center to q
depth of ten feet and from there TO tnt
east end at ten feet, men are cautioned
against diving at the shallow end
Wednesday morning was the day tol
regimental drill. which took the rekHt
schedule OF two hours. This has been idea
weather for The troops to drill, II haNinA
been Just the right temperature. butluA
the cold mornings the troops took sh OF,
Ihikes in the reservation with oVercoats on
The Social club held It's weekly hol
Thursday evening instead Of "Wednesday
as they always have, on account OF TN
ding Of an army officer in omaha. II die
mot seem to affect the crowds any, a
just as large crowd, II not larger wa
present than last week the music wa
better and everyone seemed to enjoy them
selves immensely The moonlight waltz !
/ getting to be the feature of the hops. !
nice moon has been placed over the stage
also some stars which twinkle and SHIN
/ during the waltz. ne Social club has
large membership and when the coll
weather sets in and some more new mel
get here, we can look for some very high
: class dances for the winter.
! Captain Hughes has been appointed sum
mary court officer, relieving CAPITAL
! Samuel w. Noyes Fourth infantry.
Brigadier General Bubb, United state
4 army, retired, has been visiting his son g
e this post Second Lieutenant John +. bubl
. for few days
$ Private Thweat OF Company b. Fourt
A., infantry, was honorably discharged trol
4 the service OF lne lllNeu Nlhltb L utSNo
% morning by reason Of expiration Of teri
y OF service. He did not re-enlist, but LEI
. for his home in st, Louis, Mo, where h
: has accepted a position with a large fri
, in that city.
. Private Provost OF Company c, who
! sick I'm the hospital, is rapidly convalescin
, and will soon be out for duty again.
3 Private Oliver c. Smith of Company +
\ Fourth infantry, was admitted to the pos
!. hospital Monday morning at sick call.
?. The engagement is announced Of Mr.
!, Frederick MCKinsey, the daughter Of Pos
y Quartermaster Sergeant Yeager of tn
= post, to Mr.. George w. Reese, battalio
sergeant major, Fourth infantry. Care
n will be out later.
= Private Christopher II. stiles, hospit
!. corps, this post who has been spendir
!, a short leave of absence at Fort Porte
y New York, has returned TO the post, a
irving Wednesday noon.
Private Richard Kessel. hospital corp
:, this post has been detailed opeCatir
a room orderly, relieving Private Edward
n DUNCAN, hospital corps.