Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-02

The marriage of Mrs. Frederick Nc
Kinsley, daughter of Post Quartermaster
Sergeant Charles Yeager, and Regimental
Quartermaster Sergeant George Rees,
Fourth infantry, WAS quietly celebrated at
the home OF the Rev. John E. Harmon,
1926 Marcy street, Omaha, Neb at Gas
were c.. Ii. 4. Riepen OF Omaha, w. J.
} aka and daughter, Helen, OF Bismarck,
n. ID. The newly married couple will oc-
cupy quarters "a, and viii be at home TO
their friends after January l, 1911
Regimental Quartermaster Sergeant
George Rees, who was honorably dis
charged from the service of the United
States December q. 1910, by reason of eX-
piration OF term OF service, was re-enlisted
by Major Joseph Taylor Clarke, medical
corps. his warrant as a noncommissioned
officer being continued.
Private Clark Conley. Company G,
Fourth infantry, who forwarded an APP
plication TO the War department, requested
that he be re-enlisted at TINS post upon the
expiration OF his present term Of enlist
ment for the Fifth infantry at Plattsburg
Barracks, New York, or the Twenty sixth
infantry at Fort Wayne Mich, has been
approved for his re enlistment here, anu
that he will be assigned to the Fifth in
fantry. The commanding officer at this
post VIII grant him three months fur
Tough he viii report to the commanding
officer of Plattsmouth Barracks for duty.
A very pleasant evening was spent in
the post gymnasium Monday evening,
when the noncommissioned staff of this
post held dance in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs: Paul M. Lange, who were married
Christmas day. Music was furnished by
the orchestra OF the Fourth infantry, and
quite number of guests attended and
everyone enjoyed themselves Immensely
and wished Mr.. and Mrs. Lange a long
and happy life.
on night duty at the post hospital as fire
man, vice William II. Duke, hospital CORPS
now sick In hospital
First Lieutenant Augustine A. Hoffman,
I V-SeNgntn infantry "A n
command of Company H. Fourth infantry
for the last Few weeks, has been ordered
to join his regiment at Fort Sheridan. ILL.,,
and will leave for that post on or about
II is rIimored that Lieutenant Charles
| Abel. Fourth infantry, will take command
! OF company II upon the relief of Lieuten-
ant Holman from that company
The. new car station. at the band quar-
/ ters Is about ready for use, except in
stalling the electric lights and painting
Sergeant John Bierman, Company A,
who has been spending a two months fur
Tough with his parents in Currie, Mimi,
has returned TO the post
Mrs. Bond, wife OF Battalion Sergeant
Major Bond, who has been sick for the
/ last two weeks, Is rapidly Convalescing
and will soon be out again
Sergeant First Glass Paul NJ LANCE,
hospital corps; spent Christmas with
| friends In Omaha.
! William II. Duke. hospital corps. spent
! Christmas with relatives in Iowa.
Sergeant Ellis ~. East, company b, has
/ AbA MaIQtN al hnllltdllOn 10 the war de-
pRrtment with the request that he be re-
/ enlisted on the expiration OF his present
] term and be granted a three months
/ furlOugh.
Pursuant to special orders No. 80. issued
/ from the office OF the post commander,
/ Fort ID. A. Russell, WyO., dated Decem-
Der q. read as follows: In compliance
with paragraph two, special orders 255, De-
/ partment Of the Missouri. dated December
IA, 1910. Sergeant Chiffon 4. Bragg hospital
/ corps will proceed on OF about January 3,
] 1911, 10 Fort Crook. Neb.. reporting upon
/ arrival 70 the commanding officer for duty
/ as assistant 10 Dental Surgeon Franklin
| +. Wing. L. S. A. BY order OF Colonel
Dyer, s. S. Jordon. Major adjutant gen
1 eral
| Sergeant Andrew williams Company II.
Fourth infantry. who forwarded AN appli-
/ cation 10 the War department. requesting
I that he be re-enlisted al Fort Crook, Neb
upon the expiration OF his present term
i 0f enlistment which expires December 81,
has been Informed that the application was
I approved. Sergeant Williams will be
granted a three months fui Tough. aud
upon the expiration Of furlough will report
az this post and will be sent 10 the FHf-
teenth infantry al Fort Douglas, as "a
/ private
The patients and detachment hospital
corps, this post, enjoyed their Christmas
dinner very much. there being about twcnt,
patients and fifteen hospital corps men at
the table.
FIRST Sergeant william McKspas