The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-20

C. R. RowDYBUSH,
Who VIII Move 20 Los Angeles.
city for several days last week on Of
A. S. Skinner. OF the division OF rail-
way mail service, has been on the sick
/ list for the last week
A a Fisher, chief clerk OF the divi-
/ sion OF railway mail service. returned
TO his desk on Monday morning after a
| trip TO California, Mr.. Fisher joined his
/ wife. who has been spending some time
/ at the home Of her relatives in that
State. and accompanied her back to
Washington.
T. P. Johnson, Of the division Of rail-
way mail service. returned to office
Thursday, after a short vacation.
Theodore ingalls,. chief clerk Of the
division OF postoffice inspectors. Is again
at his desk, after his recent attack Of
cold.
A. J. Delevinge. Of the division OF post
| office inspectors. Is at Atlantic City for
two weeks. He viii commune with the
mermaids and listen TO what the wild
waves are saying, as well.
| James r. Young, superintendent Of the
, division Of dead letters. has extended
his vacation. and is stu on leave.
Robert B. Atkinson, Of the division OF
dead letters. spent the week in Balti-
more attending the festivities OF Home
coming Week.
J c. Lynn. OF TIE division of dead
| letters. left Friday for Philadelphia.
where he will be on vacation for about
month.
Miss c. B. Stevens. OF the division OF
| dead letters, recently returned from
vacation trip to points In the New Eng
/ land States.
Miss Leila Steele, clerk 20 Chief Lips
comb of the asserting division, office
of the Auditor, returned to her desk
Monday morning. after a vacation at
her home at Eutaw, Ala.
{ a
reau of Engraving and Printing, has
been transferred to the office Of the A.
ditor for The Department, and assigned
TO clerical duties in the asserting divi-
sion AT an increase in salary.
J. W. Dawson. OF the office OF the
Auditor for the Department, has been
transferred from the asserting division
To the recording division.
Daniel S. Shook. Of the division Of
postofhce inspectors. is exhibiting a fine
lot of tomatoes that he raised in his
city tomato patch. Two Of the tomatoes
weigh 2 and one-eighth pounds each,
and two others weigh two and one
fourth pounds each. Mr.. Shook learn
cd how to grow tomatoes while living
In Kansas, and tomatoes this year are
only q fOrerunner of what he exrects to
accomplish in this climate.
John a Nash, OF the office of the at
torney for the department. returned
Thursday from Philadelphia. where he
was on vacation for a NORTH He has
resumed his studies at Georgetown Uni
versity.
Miss Grace D. Green, stenographer in
the division of dead letters, has been {:
home III for the last week.
Miss Loretta Henrick, of She asserting
division, has returned from Tellisfo-d
Va. where she visited Miss Kate Oliver
J. E. Boardman. OF the Office of the
chief of the inspecting division, ofsce OF
the Auditor. left Wednesday night sor
Wabash, Ind where he Will spend a
month.
Miss A. ]. Lewis. or the returning
branch division Of dead letters. returned
Friday from her vacation, which was
spent 1T The jamestown Exposition and
Joints Of interest in the South.
Miss L. A Teatman. of the assorb,-
division. office OF the auditor. is a0aV
from office 10 assist in the care of ,be
| family Of c. K. Bergman, during IN,
illness of Mr.. Berryman's wife.
S. A Dougherty. Of the division Of
railway mail service, has returned from
his vacation, which he spent In this civ
ard Philadelphia.
Miss J. P. Jenries. OF the ASSERTING
division. has returned to office after
being Ill for about six weeks.
F. II. Bushby, OF the division OF dead
letters, has returned from his vdca-
ton.
Miss NJ. II. Forest. of the division Of
dead letters. VIII return tomorrow IRON
her vacation,