The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-02-02

what they ought not to have, the build
ing Ia kept at proper temperature,
no one Is permitted to disturb the pa
Itients, and he or she, has the constant
and watchful attention of an exper-
fenced trained nurse, who knows just
what to do in any contingency or
emergency, and is Immediately at hand
to do it. No one Is ever neglected, and
every required want Is supplied at all
hours.
The hospital committee were fortu-
nate In their selection of managers
when securing the services of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. T. Reary. They have the
knowledge Of the requirements neces-
sary to conduct an Institution of the
kind, and the favorable reputation that
the hospital has already attained is
largely due to their efforts. The
Rearys are assisted In their ministra-
|tions to the sick by Mrs. Dunham and
Miss Ruth Burns, experienced trained
nurses who take pride in their work
with the result that they give perfect
satisfaction to those under their care
and to the physicians that entrust
cases to their chars,a. And that is the
crucial test, as physicians. knowing
that much Of their success depends up
lon following instructions in handling
patients and administering medicine,
are very exacting. When physicians
|see results at hospital and are sat
isfied, 1t Is evident that that hospital is
conducted along safe and proper lines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reary and their corps
of assistants have had from five to
item patients under their charge about
all the time since the hospital was
opened. OF course, not the same pa
|tients, for old ones are recovering and
departing, while others take their
places. So far the hospital has been
fortunate in not loosing a single case
The demand for accommodations at the
Oroville General Hospital is steadily
increasing, and as its merits become
better known this demand will con-
ltinue to increase. With local physicians
and surgeons equal in skill and ability
to any practitioners in the state, a
management that can not be excelled,
q competent corps Of trained nurses,
and hospital as modern and as COM
plete in every detail as can be found
anywhere, there is no necessity for any
one afflicted to 90 to the great expense
and trouble Of seeking treatment in a
large and distant city. AS the oppor-
ltunity presented here for the best of
professional treatment and care while
under treatment becomes more gen.
erally known, the Oroville General
Hospital Is going to become the Me-
for all ailing, requiring such services.
] In this connection 1t Is not out of
place to publish the names Of those
who took stock in the hospital, thus
insuring its construction. Besides
those who gave the amounts set oppo
site their names there were others vino
contributed labor and material at less
ceptable contribution. The committee
fully appreciates all that has been
done to make 1t possible to build and
furnish this hospital. There were son,e
who gave cheerfully of their time in
Interesting people tU take stock, yet
where SO many came forward to lend
aid when aid was Eeeded it would be
invidious to single out few for sp"c-
ial mention. The committee desires to
|express thanks to one and all who in
|any manner aided in the consummation
lof this important enterprise, from the
Igreatest contributor to the least, as
|the same spirit Of civic pride and 10y
Ialty animated the man who could give
but little that moved the man who
|could give much. While all the contri.
buttons have not been entirely liqui.
dated, it is not believed that any de.
Illinquency is intended, and 1t is felt
THAT every dollar will be eventually
lpaid, as it is an obligation that nc
imam can afford to repudiate.
The following is the list Of subscrib
Iers to stock and the amount subscrib
led as furnished by the committee: