El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-27

T S. GLOVER. OF Hurley. N. NJ
left Providence hospital the last
Of the week, much improved
in health.
J. ". Hale has recovered sufficient
y from his illness to return to his
home.
Mrs. Augusta Brown has returned to
her home on Wyoming street, much I'M
proved after an operation
Mrs. ). OstrandeT returned % her
Z home Sunday She underwent re-
Gently, an operation
J. II. Bennett, who has been pretty
sick, is about the same.
T. W. Angler continues to improve
from his recent operation
DR.. J. J. Walker of Roswell, y. VI.
continues to slowly improve from the
effects OF his recent automobile acct
dent, Of several weeks ago
G II FOuche, who has been quite III
with the grip. is much improved.
Gus Paulson has improved SO much
the past week. that he Will soon be
able to leave the hospital.
John keone, of Bisbee, ARK, who has
been quite I'll for some time with pneu-
monia. has recovered enough to leave
the hospital.
Mrs J. Schwartz has returned to her
home, recovered from a recent opera
tion.
Mrs. J. ". Brooks continues to i'm
prove. Mrs. Brooks is from Fort Han
cock
Arthur y. Elliott IS much better and
Is able to be up and about little.
Mrs. r 8. Murray is much improved
from her illness.
=. s. HiXson is recuperating Satisfac-
tory from his illness OF several weeks.
The Sick at ROlstOn Hospital
Mrs Russell Ramey and baby daugh-
ter have returned to their home on
Stevens avenue, from Rolston hospitai.
Ramona RnrERGg Z
son are doing nicely.
Mrs. William jefferson Deavftt and
little daughter have left the hospital
for their home in the Rosemont apart
Mrs. Otto C. PITT and her little
daughter have left the hospital for
their home in the Seventh infantry
capt ". J. Ravert. OF the Third
Pennsylvania infantry. has returned to
his regiment, after weeks Illness
in the hospital
Mrs. George L. Cook, Of Fort Bliss,
who was recently operated upon. is
Mrs. Carl Carlson has recovered from
her recent operation and returned 20
Mrs. Minerva c. Drake OF Boston, is
recovering from her illness
Thomas Hoy is slowly recovering
from q fracture OF the hip.
Mrs. G. Jack and her baby daughter.
for their home in Columbus. y. VI.
3. Jerningan, OF Columbus. n NJ, IS
making good progress toward recovery
he has been suffering with eye trouble
and for time the loss of one eye
was feared but that danger IS now past.
Mrs. A Lamantia, who was accident
ally poisoned. is now convalescent
Mason Mcbride, of san Aarcial street,
IS making a good recovery from an op-
GRAFTON for appendicitis
Mrs Charlotte Mcnamara, of 2s15
Piedras street. has recovered from
short Illness and returned TO her home
Preston Stewart, who recently under
went an operation, is much better.
Mrs. S I. Tooke, Of 1915 North Flor
ence street, is recovering from q very
serious operation and illness.
Mrs. Charlotte Mack Is progressing
toward recovery from her
illness.
J. ". Peacock. who has been III for
q few weeks. is much better
=. c. UJterbach. who was threatened
with pneumonia. is recovering nicely
Mrs. Martha F. Wells. Of White Oaks,
y NJ. who recently underwent an op-
Grafton, is sim pretty sick.
Mrs. z. H Yale, who has been quite
sick for some time, entered the hospital
Saturday.
Miss Hazel Wsich. who has been III
for some time, is better She will leave
this week for her home in Los Angeles.
Calf.
Patients at Hotel D1eu.
Miss Genevievs Harrison. who has
been III for some time, Al Hotel Dieu,
following an operation, IS much I'M
proved.