The Washington herald., 1916-11-11
Purely Personal

Purely Personal
Heubner has been given a probationary
appointment as a laborer.
Jacob Craft has been appointed q mes
senger boy in the General Land ONCE.
William s. Moore has been appointed
a clerk in the Indian once.
William 8. Stone received a probation
ary appointment in the Indian Office as
messenger boy.
William e. Curtis has received a pro-
fee as fourth assistant examiner at
$500.
Manord B. Jones has received an ap-
pointment in the Patent Office as mes
senger boy.
In the Bureau of Mines Miss Ruby
Demoret has received a probationary ap-
pointment as stenographer and type
writer.
Pliny Patrick has received q clerkship
in the Geological Survey.
Miss Anna B. Lovejoy has been rein
stated in the Patent once as clerk at
1890.
Miss Margaret c. Smith has received
an extension of appointment In the Gen
eral Land Once as copyist at $40.
Ernest Wheeler has been promoted in
the General Land ONCE from a clerkship
at s, 200 to N,400.
In the Patent once Arthur B. wylie
has been promoted from fourth assistant
examiner at $3.50 to third assistant at
s, 500.
Enos W. Harden has been transferred
from the Patent Once to the War De-
partment.
Paul 8. Cheney, q clerk in the Patent
ONCE at 500. has been transferred to a
similar clerkship in the Department Of
Labor.
Miss Nina Pickerel, a copyist In the
Patent once, has resigned.
Fred A. Quinn. under clerk in the Geo.
logical Survey, has resigned.
John J. culliton has resigned from his
position as messenger boy in the Cen
eral Land ONCE.
Charles Bentheim. a copyist in the Pat
ent ONCE, has received an extension of
appointment.
Eugene H. Purdy has received an ex-
tension Of appointment as stenographer
and typewriter in the Patent once.
Mrs. William l. Denning, wife of the
chief clerk of the Postofice Department,
is convalescing from a recent illness.
Mrs A. Huntington, wife of Paymaster
Huntington. U. 8. N, has arrived in
Washington to spend the winter with
Capt and Mrs. Emil Theiss. Of 17l O
street.
Florence Vegt has received q temporary
appointment In the Bureau OF Naviga-
ton and will be stationed at Chicago.
Florence Cleaves has resigned her DO
sition in the Census Bureau.
Kasson s. Gibson has received a tenn
porary appointment as assistant physicist
| in the Bureau Of Standards.
w. r. speake has resigned his position
as messenger boy IN the Census Bureau.
Merle c. Leonard has jus, returned
from motor trip through nearby States.
John c. Hetheriy, a clerk in the City
Postofice, has returned to his duties
after a brief illness
william Lanahan. Of Washington, is
visiting in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Yoult, Of WASH
ington, are registered at the Hotel Endi-
cott New York City.
Gustave schulze, Of Washington, IL reg
istered at the Grand Hotel, New York
City.
Miss Florence Forbes. Of airard
street, has returned to the city after a
two-weeks' visit to Chicago.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett whiteside. Of
Falkstone Courts. have returned from
Arkansas, and will spend the winter
in Washington. Miss Ruth Briggs. a
sister Of Mrs. whiteside, is payine
them q visit. .
Mrs. e. J. cantwell. Of the Lambert,
has returned from q visit to relatives
in Brooklyn. N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcom q, am Y
street northwest, are visiting in Cow
ington. KY, their former home.
| Mrs. 8. N. Dykeman. Of the Irouuois.
has returned after q visit to friends
in Atlanta, Ga. ...
Mr.. and Ms. A. J. Peters. Of WASH
ington, are registered at the Hotel
Netherland. New York City. z
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