The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-27

food oil q preScrlDed nature -
alone prepared for patients and
Eis presided over by personssespes
Eeially prepared fortkei service
A training school for nurses IS
maintained on a practical basis
land lectures are delivered totbedl
from time to time by physiClans
of fine repute. Already theinsti
tuition has turned out over thirty
Egraduate nurses, several ofswhom
Eare occupying fine positions ia
1.-THE hospitals Of several citiesanii
some of them remain with thssin
Estitution. Great care isaken
with the training Of the nurses ia
this school, and a certificate 81
graduation from this institution is
a passport to good employment d
most anywhere.
The hospital now employs a
1 force of from Is to 20 nurses and
lin order to give an idea Of thaifep
utation Of the hospital as ahail,s
ling school, we append thenames
of the nurses now connectedswitli
the institution: First In line we
Irnenton Miss Sadie Crockett hea
nurse of Roanoke; Va, whOisf 8
graduate Of the institution and
4 who has had three years expert
ence in this hospital and about
eighteen months in other bOspit
falls. Miss Crockett is thoroughly
fitted for the position shesholis,
and while we do not wish any one
to become in need Of nursing, we
can only hope that if you dosgef
sick you may fall into thecare or
oversight of Miss Crockett Among
the other nurses who are Onsd1tS
we wish to name Miss Laura
Kellar, Roanoke, Va. Miss
gle Villains, Culpepper, VAL MSS
Eliza Palmer, Wheeling.
miss Dista Watson, Mprgaltown
IW. Va; Miss Elba Taylor, Balt
Emore, Md; Miss Mary Bghnie
Wheeling, w. Vas Miss Alice
lSapp, Shinnston, W. Va; Miss
IPansy Jacobs, Triune, W.
Miss Critic Miller, Mononga6,
Iva; Miss Gertrude Riley, Far
lmont, w. Va; Miss Isabel Stone
LIT. Marion, Pa. Miss Corbin LII
tleton, w. Va; Miss Rebseca
johnson, Hamilton, w: YAH siis
Flora Chipps ParkersBarg
Iva; Miss Mary Turner, Bersl
Iva; Miss Mary Bostaff, Littleton
lW. Va; Miss Mary Mulyany Ro4
anoke, Va; Miss Helen Sher
rick, Franklin, w. Va. Mis- Ora
johnson, Parkersburg, W. Va
! While as we say the hospitaI IS
open to any regular practicitg
physician or surgeon, it isineces
sary to have officers for It's nans
| agement and maintenance and
ithese are briefly: G. = Bcgers,
lSr., M. d., president and.pFopric
tor; j. w. Boyers, general mana-
/ ger; Il. i. Boyers, treasurer G
i Mathews, secretary.
! DR.. Boyers. Senior, is one 0f the
lpioneer physicians and surgeons
lof this section Of the State. He
took his first medical course a
the college Of Physicians and Sur
igeons at Cincinnati 0hioshe has
Ialso taken post graduatedegrees
j in Johns Hopkins University BIZ
ltimore Medical College and the
1 University Of Maryland, o Baltis
Imore. -laf1Esl,....,. ~
Patients received and ssfss or
Iday or night.
f. A comfortable Ambulance
used in transferring paa@ts 70
1.-THE hospital and willansSer
ephone message to 80 toresd
les for such patients as may have
Ito go in that way Both die Bel
land Consolidated phones aFe IA
:stalled in the instftptioaSaId all
lindEsies are promptly answer
cd
Itsshodid be comforting g. tie
sick 10 know That gou eanbe nurs-
Ied bacIs to health while being
treated by yone oan family physi.