The Washington times., 1906-08-19
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Major ]. II. Clements has returned
from an extended trip through the yell
lowstone Park and other points of inter-
est in the West. including visit 10 his
son in Missouri and attended the Con-
gressionaI convention at which his son
was nominated for Congress.
J. II. Macintosh. assistant chief Of
Widows section. Western division. has
returned from thirty days outing
very much refreshed.
w, r. Evans. Of the Western division,
A. r. encampment at Minneapolis. and
is now visiting friends in Illinois.
George R Davis. Is acting chief Of sec
tion law division during the absence OF
Cal Judson.
Dave Perry. docket clerk OF the law
division. recently spent day fishing on
the Eastern Branch ana brought back
several large fish stories. Dave" con
templates another fishing trip In the near
future and the boys all wish him a con-
tinuance % his good luck.
Frank A Warfeld. chief Western d.
vision. has departed for an extended
leave In the northeastern country, and
his friends hope that the trip may prove
very beneficial as he has been feeling
and looking far from we'll during the
summer His desk will be acceptably fill-
ed during his absence by his efficient
assistant chief. Charles Reed.
NIr. Newcomb. OF the Western division,
Is on leave,
Charles Berry. Of the files Of Widows
section. western division. has been hav-
ing a few days annual leave.
l. r. Finney. Hugh Keneipp, IT. W.
Vandervo0rt, and W. A Folger consti-
tute the first assignment 10 the annex
Of the widows section, western di-
vision.
Mrs. Caddie L. Wright. OF the mail
division, is AZ her desk. and looks quite
we'll after her serious Illness.
Mrs Young and Miss Herring. stem
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the medical division 10 the southern
division.
Mrs. Osborne. stenographer. has been
[ transferred from the medical division
to the western division.
Howard o. Fritts has returned 70
duty and Is the recipient Of much kind
ly sympathy en- account Of the loss q
/ his young wife.
Miss Mary E Hammond, OF the west
| ern division, is spending a week at At
/ lantic City, with her mother
Col John Middleton is stin wearing
n heavy coat OF tan from his outing at
Atlantic city, and the fact Of the color
| holding so long after his return makes
/ II look as II the nights are short al the
sea shore this summer
There are many clerks OF the bureau
now spending their annual vacation IN
| all parts cf this country. and quite a
number are IN Europe.
Miss Brown and Miss Johnson. Of the
/ western division. are on annual leave
Read Hanna. Of the western division,
| is at work steadily these days. and he
/ seems 20 have forgotten that he ever
[ had appendicitis.
Mrs. Margaret Hughes. OF the mail
division. Is steadily improving. but she
{ is not Yet able 10 return 20 duty.
! Henry P. Holden, OF the western divl-
sion, IS reported sick this week.
I
J, H Macintosh, assistant chief wild
/ ow's section. western division, IS back
/ at his desk. looking well, after de-
/ lightful annual leave taking.
Miss Jennie II, Dwight. Of the west
,ern division. entertained Miss Carrie
NJ. Weller, Of Charlotte. y. C.. last
| week. and on Friday Miss Weller start
ed for New York, and Miss Dwight for
/ her old home, In Wisconsin. She Will
also visit friends in Michigan 0nd I'LL
] nois.
George VI. Moon is spending his vaea-
/ tlon at Atlantic City and writes that
/ he Is having the time of lis life.
George D. Homer. OF the law division.
is putting in his time in and around