Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-04

recruiting office wednesday morning.
where he was re-enlisted by Major Fred
| erick A. Dale, medical corps, United states
| the Conclusion Of the target season at Ash
| land, Neb., Sergeant Flannery VIII leave
on furlough for six months, granted him
from the War department The last tur-
Tough Sergeant FlanneTy had was three
months in 1903
Sergeant Stephen Music. Company Il,
| Fourth infantry, Is confined to the post
| hoped that he will soon be out and around
| again.
Private Henry b. Carpenter. Company
| A, Fourth infantry, who has been confined
so far recovered as to be able to return to
duty again.
Pursuant to orders from the sergeon, this
post Acting Cook Thomas A. Dunn, Is re-
grade OF private firsi-class. hospital corps.
United States army, to date June i. 9ll-
Pursuant to orders issued from the War
department, Captain Campbell K. Babcock,
Fourth Infantry, qusrtermaster at this
post. has been detailed for a period Of four
years In the QuartermRster department,
but as yet has not been assigned.
John Campbell, assistant wagon master
at the corral. and Milton Hill, one OF the
civilian teanstsrs in the corral, have sew
cred their connections with the quarter
master department
Private John p. saylor, Company b,
lnAAnuYs VINO mas Deen sith IN Nilt
post hospital Tor the last week or two,
has fully recovered and is again ready for
duty with his company.
Pursuant to orders from the commanding
officer detachment, Hospital corps, u. =.
A, this post private first class. Harry c.
Brady, Is appointed acting cook Hospital
corps, relieving Acting Cook Thomas a.
Dunn.
Thomas A. Dunn IL appointed wardmaster
Of ward No. g. post hospital, and in charge
of the laboratory, relieving private first
class, Harry c. Brady, Hospital corps.
On account Of so much time to be taken
up by the civil war veterans on May 81,
they visited the post cemetery on Monday
afternoon, when they decorated the graves
rendered and the usual salute fired over the
graves
Everything was quiet about the post on
Decoration day, nothing unusual except for
a ball game between two Of the companies,
which was hastily broken up by the ar
rival of the rain, which came about S;+b.
The game of ball scheduled between the
post team and Creighton university OF
Omaha, for May 80, at 2:3o. did not take
place for some reason or other. AS this
was the last game OF Creighton university
for the season the boys were anxious 70
at the hands Of the Creighton bunch on
their last appearance here although the
soldiers practically had the game won up
until the beginning OF the seventh.
Major William T. wilder, Mrs. Fred
erick A Smith. wife Of Brigadier General
Smith and party of friends from Omaha,
were the visitors in the post on Thursday
evening leaving for home on the 1880
p. m. car.
Private Peter Beades. Company A, Fourth
infantry, was admitted to the post hos
Improving rapidly and will soon be out
again for duty.
Upon the recommendation OF the com
pany commander and the approval OF the
regimental commander, the following pro-
motion is made In Company F, Fourth In
fantry. To be corporal win go to Lance
and william Johnson.
The Social club did not give their weekly
dance on wednesday evening. probably on
account Of making preparations for the
target range, for which place they Will
probably leave for about Tuesday morning.
taking three days 10 march there
Dr. Marion f. Lombard OF Omaha, and
q graduate OF Creighton Medical college
1910, who took the examination for the
medical reserve of the army in March 1910
has been ordered to active service and re-
ported at this post on Thursday afternoon
Tor duty with the troops of the Fourth in
fantry. who go TO Ashland, Neb.. for target
practice