El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-20
Sunshine and Shadow; The, Sick
and the Well in the Hospitals

- OLICE CAPT. ". D. GREET is
! - very much better and was able TO
l. be out of Hotel Dieu in an auto
mobile for a little while Saturday af-
ternoon- He is still very weak from
his long illness following the accident
! in which he was injured
| Mrs NJ. A. Brown and little baby
| have returned to their home in Albu-
querque, n. NJ
Mrs ". II. Beldon, who has been sick
for the past week. is getting better
Miss p. Butts is convalescing from
typhoid fever and is able to be up
little in a wheel chair.
E L Barrow is recovering nicely
from a recent operation
Mrs Edith Graham Coyne, the lbrar-
ian Of our public library. continues to
gain strength She has been i'll for a
long time
Mrs. s NJ Favezon. who has been Sc
riOusly sick. is improving.
Mrs Mary Douglas is sick at the hos
pital, but is getting little better
Mrs A Guion, who was operated
upon two weeks ago. is stin pretty
J. ". Gist is improving steadily from
an operation he underwent few weeks
n. Jeffries is convalescing splendid
ly from his long seige with typhoid
fever and will soon be able to return
home.
E. c. Miller. who was operated upon
a week ago, is doing nicely
J. H. Neville. who was seriously i'll
with pneumonia last week, is almost
well now
Mrs J. D. Nicely and her little son
are both doing nicely.
Mrs Scott B. Williams and her baby
daughter have left the hospital and
are at the home of Mrs. Williams
father P Brick, on Arizona street
Miss Eunice Ships. who was so
badly hurt in an accident in Tucumcari,
y NJ, some time ago, continues to i'm
prove slowly.
MRS Ray Short is doing fairly well
after her severe illness.
Joslyn futile. a student of the New
Mexico Military institute at Roswell is
a patient at Hotel Dieu, where he re-
Gently underwent an operation to re-
pair injuries he had received in a foot
ball game He is improving nicely He
Is the son Of the late W. II. Tuttle
Mrs D. Van Dyke. who has been i'll
Tor short time is doing well.
J. l. Warren is getting better. He
underwent an operation few weeks
ago.
At ROIstOn Hospital.
Mrs. z. L. Harris. who has been very |
Ill at RolstOn hospital for the past ]
week, shows very little change and is |
still pretty low
T. O'Brien has left the hospital after
a snort Illness and gSne TO Brooklyn, |
y. Y.
J. F. Morton left the hospital Satur-
day, after a short illness.
c J. Williams has made a decided /
since last week when he Il
was critically I'll. following an opera /
ton He is expected to be well soon.
Berman. who was i'll for a short i
time, recovered sufficiently to leave L
the hospital the last of the week
W + StockWell is recovering salts I
LactorlIy from an operation. performed
Mrs. W. S. WiIgus. who was In a Sc
rious condition for some time follow
ing critical operation. is greatly i'm
A. J, Reynolds is doing nicely. He had
days.
Mrs. J. I Broyles. who underwent an
operation last Tuesday, Is recovering
\ NJ Seveue is Improving steadily
after an operation which he underwent |
he early part of last week
MIS- II. D. Chapman. who has been |
ii Tor the past week. is doing nicely.
Providence HoS9itaPs Patients.
Little Philip Neese who has been
SICK for short time at Providence
hospital following an operation has re-
covered sufficiently to return to his
c. l. Beaudette is quite i'll with pneu-
nOnia-
c G Cox who has been very sick. is
little better.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Johnson. Of 1924
rularosa street, are the parents of
'aby daughter. born Sunday morning
Gowan Dusenbery. of Concord, North !
carolina, is quite ill.,
Mrs Delilah c. Barney. Of Thatcher,
Ariz, who was recently operated upon,
5 doing well.
Oscar Quinlan. Of the quartermaster's
lerical force. is very sick with rheu-
1atism at Providence
Mrs T. II. Moon, Of SIS Mesa avenue,
5 doing nicely after a recent opera
ion.
H V. Haldermsnn, who has been i'll