The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-15


ard Miss Hattie A. Johnson, Of Mary
land. has been Feinstated as a clerk In
the 5000 grade.
Charles II. Davis, Of the Office OF the
6isbursing and appointment clerk. re-
turned Wednesday from Saginaw, Mich,
where he has been for the lass four
weeks 10 recuperate his health. He
was greatly benefited by his trip.
Miss Eva KeHeher, Of the eost-keep-
ing section Of The chief clerk division.
is enjoying her vacation IN Virginia.
where she IS spending the time WITH
friends
Miss Minnie 3. Aarons, OF the agri-
culture division, has returned to ofica
after making a ten-day trip to the
jamestown Exposition
Miss Della Kippen, OF the cost-keeping
| section Of the chief clerks division. who
was suddenly called 10 her home ia
/ Louisville. KY. about two months ago
by the death OF her youngest brotherl
returned to Office the first part OF tbs
week.
Theodore n. wadden accompanied BY
his wife and baby, returned last week
from Boston, where he has been en-
gagged In the collection of criminal tudi-
cial statistics. with his family. he left
Wednesday for PrOctorviIIe, Ohio, whers
he viii be on vacation for a month.
Mrs. A. NJ. FreeTsan, clerk at $500 per
annum. has been transferred to the bu-
reau from the Coast and Geodetic sur
Vey and assigned 20 the publication divi-
sion.
Edgar A. Nelson. electrical expert, haz
been promoted from 400 TO $500 Per
annum
A W Dampier, of ths-oopuIation diva,
sion. who has been In Boston Collecting
criminal judicial statistics, returned 10.
| office last week.
Charles a. Williams. who has been In.
/ Indiana and the Indian Territory an fbe
marriage and divorce inquiry, has been
assigned 70 Oklahoma, where he viii
] assist with both the marriage and
divorce inquiry and the census work.
Agnes E Smith. who has been in Cali
iiornia on the marriage and divorce in
qury' has completed the assignment
and returned to Washington.
and New York city on the erinir,sI -
cial statistics inquiry. has 49, -
ferred TO Chicago, where he v,nI ooTla-s7
prison statistics.
William Mcclure, who has baa, ~,
North Carolina on special work bss
Oeeil transferred 10 the State OF Georgfs-
t-ethuei A Carruthers has comnletslFi
ms work IN Ohio and Indiana ~ eo.
| heeuon with the report on statistics -
eities' and has been assigned 10 AFtob,i
isan on the same work.
William P. Elliot who has been work.,
-i.s On the transportation by water and
-'lIl'i.ai 9uoloIai statistics inquiries In
-" forS' has been transferred Ia.
massachusetts on the latter inouir,
Miss Blanche Langford, Of the art.
culture division has returned from hers
nome at jamestown, n. Y, where SIM
was called recently by the death Of her
mother.
| Morris :. Hole. OF the agriculture DE-.
/ vision. who has been in Albany, n. "
on official business for some time. has
4 been sent to one OF the hospitals IN fi,abl
city. suffering with an attack Of typhoI53
fever.
! William l. Austin OF the publications.
division, has returned frem Boston
where he has been at work on criminal
1 judicial statistics
Alonzo A. RowIey, OF the populations
division, returned to his desk on We'd
nesday having completed his assign-s
ment at points in the West on the mare
Rage and divorce and transportation by.
water inquiries, and afterward enjoyedl
/ a vacation.
f. W Kerr. jr-, OF the purchasing Sec.
ton Of the chief clerks division. who
recently underwent an operation at one
/ CT the hospitals, is rapidly recuperating,t
and is now taking his leave.
Hickman z. CShflders. acting chief OF
| the agriculture division. was made hap
/ py one day last week by message from
/ Falmouth, Ky, announcing the arrival
/ in his family Of a handsome daughter.
/ Mrs. Chllders being in Kentucky 10
spend the summer with relatives. The
young Blue Grass lady has been named
/ Frances.
w II. Snyder. IF the watch force.
| who. with his family spent his vaca-
| burg ". Va, has returned TO his
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