Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1917-09-07
Our Lady of Lourdes Sisters Hospital

DR.. and Mrs. Harmon, of Upton,
Wyoming, called at the Hospital on
their return from Sturgis where
they enrolled their daughter in the
high school department of st. Mar
tins Academy. Both the doctor and
Mrs. Harmon were delighted with
the beautiful location and the -four
ishing condition of the Academy.
Miss Ruth and Rachel Brown, of
Upton, Wyoming, returned to st.
Martins Academy where they will
finish their high school course Dur
ing their stay in Hot Springs they
were accompanied by their mother.
While here Miss Rachel was pat
lent in the Sanitarium department
and Miss Ruth was under the care Of
the throat specialist, DR.. HI. H.
Cornforth, having a successful ton
sillectomy. Mrs. Brown and daugh-
ters were delighted with the up-to-
date sanitarium department and
beneficial treatments received.
Roy Widner, of Upton, Wyoming,
is recovering rapidly from a severe
cut in his foot caused by the stroke
Of an ak. It was feared the foot
would neccessitate amputation, how
ever the injury is yielding Ito sur
gical treatment. He was accompan-
led to the Hospital by his wife. Mrs.
Widner states her mother, Mrs.
Dickenson, is reaping beneficial re-
suits from her recest serious opera
tion.
DR.. p. T. Geyerman and family are
expected home shortly from their
touring trip thru Minnesota. DR.. r.
| M Whoo1oy 90 a.
now taking care of all our surgical
work. Along with his own large
practice he has been kept exceedingly
busy.
Wednesday of last week a fine baby
boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jake
Pfieler. of this city, and Tuesday of
this week a fine baby girl came for
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Cope, of Lithia.
The doctors of the Medical Block
are donating high frequency mach
inc to the new sanitarium depart
ment recently opened.
Drs. Geyerman, Wheeler and Corn
forth, who have been untiring in
their efforts to help the bath de-
partment to its present situation are
are also having a booklet printed
which will further inform our pat
rons of the facilities offered in our
sanitarium department and Of the
strenuous efforts made by the Sisters
to relieve suffering humanity. At q
recent meeting of the hospital fac
ulty including the doctors Of the
staff, DR.. r. M. Wheeler was unani-
mously appointed medical supervisor
of the sanitarium department thus
giving our patients q surity that the
treatments they are directed to take
are means to their recovery.
The Hospital extends sincere
thanks and appreciation to the
doctors for their earnest cooperation
and Jealous efforts.
G.. w. Barngrover, of Marsland,
Nebraska, had an operation for ap-
pendicitis. He is doing nicely.
pr. H. H. Cornforth performed the
following tonsillectomies the past
week: Master Rueben Jenkins, of
Warren. Wyoming; Master Robert
Stricklin, of Oelrichs; Master Harold
Nystrom, of Rapid City; Mrs. S. H.
Case. of Crawford, Nebraska; Baby
Gredon Hemingway, Of Chadron.
Nebraska; Master William Chaulk,
of Chadron. Nebraska; Master Edwin
4. Mullen, of Upton, Wyoming; Miss
Elizabeth Jelick, Johnston, Nebraska
Miss Alice Morrison, Smithwick:
NJ. w. Knowles, of Hill City: and e.
c. Cole having an operation on his
nose.