The Washington herald., 1909-08-08

I may in some way be able to prove
TO them that I am grateful. And J
shall never forget. when the specification
room moved into our room. the pleasant
experiences / then had as chairman; the
ladies were always loyal and I've got
feelin' in my heart for them all"
Another employe OF the Office has be,
come a householder in the BloomingdalC
district. Pressman John Dunlap having
purchased a house at 81 street north.
west and moved there with his family
AS an added attraction, as they say IN
vaudeville. the Advent baseball club. oi
the Independence League, is Showing
President Harry Kettner in uniform
but he can't get up the nerve to get
out on the coaching lines in those toys
as yet.
Harry W. Templar. in the Office OF the
assistant foreman OF printing, IS enjoy,
ing hi sleave with his wife and friends
in Camp Arlington" Colonial Beach. Va
James Greenwood. OF the document
division. owing TO the impaired condition
OF his health, az the suggestion Of his
physician. has gone 70 the mountains
II is hoped that the change viii speedily
restore him TO his former health.
Comrade Wallace Brewer, OF the docu-
ment division. In the readjustment OF the
trolley to the coach in which he was rid
ing a few mornings ago was struck by
the pole. but luckily escaped a seriou:
accident.
One Of the best-known compositors ir
the document division. Frank NJ. Hatley
has been temporarily detailed as &
makeup in the NJ. o. D.
Skilled laborers Croweu and Hutchin.
son. Of the document division. have beer
detailed temporarily 20 the division o.
the superintendent of documents.
George Forden. Of the press room. Is
wearing the smile that won't come on
After his aggregation OF ball tossers de
featlng the Columbia A. G. by score oi
3 to Q they defeated the strong Brent.
wood team by a score os 9 TO 5.
Miss Mary Garrett. Of the numbering
division OF the bindery, Is spending two
weeks OF her leave az Atlantic City
Charles Krener. Of the blndery. and hi,
two daughters will sojourn at Ocean
City Tor the next two weeks.
Samuel G. Lefrerts. OF the bindery for
wardlng division. is visiting his sister
on the Palisades. y J.
Harry B. Yates. Of the bindery, and
family are visiting their home at Roch-
ester y. y.
The following employees OF the blndery
were on their leave August (: J. Wilson
Clarke. Richard Lohmeyer. Miss Mary
Mitchell. Miss Mary Prsther. and Miss
Clara Erc.Se.
The friends OF Mrs. A. J. y. Dreis.
wife OF Ar Drels OF the blndery, Will
be pleased % hear Of her recovery from
her recent illness.
James Conroy, OF the bindery. and wife
left last Thursday for en- extended trip
through New York state and Canada
The family OF Charles Magiu. OF the
bindery, are spending the summer a,
one OF Boston's summer resorts.
o. G. Stacey. formerly a Washingtouiau.
but now, a prosperous foreman Of an ex-
tensiye machine plant in Chicago. has
been renewing old acquaintanceshlps
about the Nations Capital for the past
week. and took a look-in az the Office a
couple Of times.
Baisey Sauter. the day Record desk
man, is enjoying his annual trip at At
lanuc City by exercising on the Board
walk and taking a daily plunge in the
ocean.
s. G. Pulllam. OF the night proofroom,
after 2 three weeks visit to Atlantic
City and New York, returned 70 the city
last evening He reports the sights Of
New York City as being Just q trihe
greater than those Of his home town, Har-
rodsburg. Ky.
Charley Elder. one Of the efficient mem
bers OF the First division, accompanied
by hts wife, Is taking IN the sights and
enjoying himself at Colonial Beach.
Richard J. Powers. the genial spec
pressman. and family and a party os
friends are taking life easy at Colonial
Beach