The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-10-18
HOLY ROSARY HOSPITAL
FILLED WITH PATIENTS

the Holy Rosary Hospital OF this city
n crowded TO over capacity With pat
tents. These however are not all
typhoid patients. but includes many
with various other complaints. While
the capacity Of the hospital is eonsid-
cradle. yet Il has been necessary 10
place patients in the parIor. the Of
fee and the baby room.
SO far a. known no casualty has
occurred - a result Of the fever. the
city physicians and the hospital corps
seeming to Be most successful in cop
fng with the disease.
Sister Thomas Of the hospital corps
who has been afflicted With typhoid
for the past two weeks is improving
nicely.
Mrs George Mcclain. a patient
from this city Who Is suffering with
the typhoid. is recovering.
Mrs W. L. Hazeltine. a patient
from this city who Is suffering with
the typhoid. IL recovering.
Mrs. p. u. Ennis Of westfall left
the hospital Monday for her home af-
Ger q seige OF typhoid.
Mrs Estelle Conway OF this city
who has been seriously III with the.
fever q now improving nicely.
Thomas. the little nine-year old
eon Of Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN Payne
Of westfail. who was IN the hospital
Suffering from an sGiietion Of the
knee. was released last week. being
much improved.
MagEie Beeghly OF Fruitlsnd re-
turned 10 her home wednesday after
having undergone an operation from
which she had recovered.
AIRS. @. W. Frakes Of this city Ia I'm
proving nicely after having under
gone an operation for the removal Of
Eaii stones.
Jack clifford OF Ironside. an un-
fortunate but cheerful patient who
has been In the hospital for some time
suffering from a broken leg which
heals slowly. Il improving This case IL
of particular interes, since the young
man haa met with misfortune before
when he underwent a paralytie stroke
which left one hand and one ieg Grip
pied. hut this did not prevent his
working a ranch a. successfully a. his
neighbor. A recent accident while en-
eaged In his work caused the break
ing Of both legs and the paralyzed
limb has been siow In healing. hut In
spite OF his misfortunes the patient i
said 10 be the embodiement OF sun
shine
on October sch a s0n uas born 10
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson wllber at the
hospital Mrs Nelson vas sufficient
Iy recovered a. 20 b. able 10 leave the
hospital wednesday OF this week.
Gladys IoFan. the sixteen year old
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Tom Logan
Of BroEan. underwent an operation
for the removal Of her tonsils and ad-
noids on October and recovered
soon after the operation ~ that she
could b. taken 90 her home.
y G. Mortenson who resides In the
rural district OF Ontario took treat
meni t~o days when he returned 20
his home greatly improved
Mrs. Olive Con OF Vale underwent
n suoeessful operation for appended
as on che seventh day OF October and
has recovered sufficiently To be taken
home Thursday Of this week.
Roscoe Tileson OF this city is q
more recent victim Of typhoid az the
hospital and T. doing nicely.
B. y Wood. 81 Ontario. who was
injured On an automobile accident
Sunday. has recovered so far as 20 re-
turn to his home Wednesday
g A. Smith. Of Baker. who suffer-
"a the fracture of an arm while pick
inF appies at Fruii'ani last Friday
left the ho pliei "wednesday although
Ms arm oonflaaas quite painful
Sire ID y lnerfu ~ Ontario.
who submitted "a fhe removal Of her
tonsiis iasf saturday is stiil a pa
tieni o. ihe hospital but 10 doing
nicely.
Jack. the little three-year-old son
Of Mrs Matte snyder OF wesifall
who was taken 70 the hospital last
Saturday suffering with typhoid fe-
yer. Is doing nicely.
Monday nisht occurred the death
of Miss 3. G. neardsley who was
brought 20 me hospital from Payeite
sunday suaer'us from a malignant
cas- of san stones
Mr.. A Watson was admitted
20 abe hosmral sunday uight from