The Washington herald., 1910-09-11

In Chicago in 1888. Mr.. Boyer tells OF
many adventures on, the plains. an
overland tour he and a company Of ex-
plorers mazie In the early '70s across New
Mexico. Arizona, the great deserts Of
Southern Nevada and California. and the
dangers encountesed from hostile In
dams before Gen Crook settled and sub
dued the bloody, Apaches and Comanches
Of the Southwest.-Chambers pa
Valley Spirit.
FRESHMAN Jesse A. LedBum has been
spending his vacation along the Eastern
Shore Of Maryland and. incidentally,
catching a few Ash.
Compositor Luke ]. Bennett. Of the doc
ument section, and a well-khown en-
ploye. has been granted twenty-one days
leave.
John Ross. OF the document section.
has been granted the remainder OF his
unused leave.
Imposer w. l. Taylor. OF the document
section. in charge OF confidential forms,
owing to sickness has been granted all
leave due
Compositor Bieraeh. OF the document
section. is the happiest faced individual
among the 245 therein employed. No
guesses desired.
@. r. Boone, OF the document section.
VIII visit his home in Berkeley Springs.
w Va. while on leave.
Ephraim Cornman. OF the editorial
STAFF. Agricultural Department. accom-
panied by his wife. is passing his vaca-
ton in the place of his birth. Carlisle,
Pa There are those employees among
the typos who Will kindly remember
when Mr.. Cornman was not only a COM
positor. but was assistant foreman OF
the night proofroom for a number OF
terms.
Harry B. Kaufman. OF the document
section. and a well-known linotype op-
orator. viii spend his thirty days leave
with his family in hts home town. Coates
vile. Pa.
Mrs Elizabeth Lenhart. composltor in
Foreman Bowen's section, has gone 10
Pennsylvania TO spend her leave.
The annual leaves OF John f. Copnery,
Frank !. Mobiles, Valentine Ruff. Philip
S. Steele, and Jesse Smith. OF the docu-
ment section, began Tuesday
w. F.-Ashley. head maker-up on the
Y, returned 20 office on Tuesday. after
a delightful vacation passed over in New
Jersey, the very picture OF health.
The scores OF friends OF the veteran
maker-up. Col. William H. Sweeney. VIII
regret TO learn OF his illness and unite
in the hope for his speedy recovery and
return 10 Office.
Composition Garner. OF the document
section. returned from his leave on Fri
day. passed down at Colonial Beach.
Maurice H. Jarvis. cof the document
section. returned from his leave on Fri
day.
Paul Lehman OF the messenger force.
Is passing his leave at Bartholomew.
Nd.
Thomas F. Harris, Roperty record
clerk. has Joined his wife and mother
in-law in Atlantic City. and will spend
the next two weeks at that famous sum-
mer resort and New York City.
Caddis J. Keblinger. stenographer IN
the purchasing division. has returned
from a two-week visit in Atlantic City.
Miss Hattie L. Grimes, Group I. PAM
phlet bindery, has returned from a three
day visit with friends in Baltimore.
The body OF Mrs. Gen. S. W. Price OF
Kentucky, the mother OF Mrs. Myron H.
Ferren, was reinterred at Arlington Gem
etery on Saturday last, having been re-
moved from Cave Hin Cemetery. Louis
Vile. Ky.
The mother OF John O'Donnoghue. one
Of the delegates to Minneapolis, died on
Thursday.
Brady Buckholtz, Of the keyboard room.
has had his leave extended FOR two
weeks, and It Is rumored he will return
with a life partner
Mrs. May NJ. Parsons has returned from
a visit to New York and Niagara Falls.
A. 3. Johnson has ended a vacation OF
two months at Bluemont Va.
Mabel. the young daughter OF George d
Ellis. Of the proof room, successfully
passed through an operation FOR append
citis at Sibley Hospital during the week
James Maynard has returned from MS
visit to Wisconsin, but disclaims any
responsibility for the political eruption
out there.
A well-known monotype operator has
been seen on several occasions recently
OR" GREETS