El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-13
About ELPnsonlls.

Following an operation. Frederick
booher is gaining rapidly at PrOvl-
denCe
j. y N0linari. a pioneer FL Pasoan,
is still at Providence hospital i'm
proving from a recent operation.
Mrs. Tom Bailey has so far re-
covered from her recent surgical Op-
GRAFTON that she has been removed
To her home.
Sonora T. de Eevislla is progress
ing satisfactorily from an operation
70 which she recently submitted AZ
Providence
Mrs. Lavinla Blank viii soon be-
sufficiently recovered from her re-
cent operation. 20 be taken home She
is patient NJ Providence.
Following an operation at PrOvi-
deuce hospital. TO which she submit
ted on saturday mOrDiur. Mrs n
CapeweI is making satisfactory pro-
Mrs. Jessie F. Hammer. OF the Ham
mer Court apartments and one Of the
prominent Eastern Star women Of FL
Paso. is improving from a serious
surgical operation, at Providence hos
pitaL
Mrs. A. T Eagins. who has been
an inmate OF Providence hospital for
medical treatment. IS rapidly impr0v-
ing. Mrs. Frank Pearson. who was
operated on week ago, is also on "a
steady mend
tiuuinE TO improve at Providence. are
A. HiXson. q brother Of the well
known jeWelers Theodore wilson. no
underwent an operation q fortnight
ago and viii soon be able TO return
to his home, Herbert p Field. also
surgical case, and Ricardo Chavez.
who has been housed iu since May.
Frank Schearer is also c1uvales-iuB
from an accident
Rev. a Woehbekiug, pastor OF the
nra D.
accomplished much good IN III Paso.
will leave this evening accompanied
by his sister for his home In Wafer
loo. Iowa, for about two weeks yaca-
ton and viii then resume his studies
in Springfield, Ill a farewell sur
Sunday night at his home, 2s17 Bliss
street Otto G. HintZe in behalf OF All
those present presented AR. Woeb-
bekinE with a substantial gift. pre-
cediug which he made q short adj
dress. and was responded TO by ar.
WoebbekinE. There were about 30
people present and games were played
and refreshments were served during
Mrs. Miles Murray and baby son.
Paul. Just two weeks Old have gone
20 the Murray home near 1sleta, Io--
lowing their stay at Providence Mrs.
j. 3. Ezshbaum and baby daughter,
Louise, Mrs. I. GOehel and son Hiram,
have also fean removed from the hos
nital TO their respective homes The
infantry is very lonely, as a con-
sequence. the trio OF babes being the
cynosure Of the entire hospital staff
The only baby boy in the house IS the
son Of Mrs s. CanOvon, who Is hav-
ing things pretty much his own way.
by right OF possession The latest
arrival from S-orkville IS the new
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Per
kius. Of 22l1 Hueco street Mrs Per
Ilins was before marriage Gladys Gil
lis and is an adopted sister of Miss
stella Dixon
William Hoga-th. state auditor Cf
the Phelps-Dodge company, whose Of
fees were ten days ago moved 20
Douglas. ArIZ-. spent saturday ana
sunday with his family in FL Paso.
ar. H0garth has lived iu this city LOT
the past Is years. being active in an
civic Improvements Il was largely
through his personal efforts that
Nevada street. where the HoEart1
residence was built. was parked and
set out in rrees-0ue of the most at
tractive thoroughfares here Mrs Ho-
garth is staying in the city for some
time yet as their son, Donald, IS N
camp with company T. Very proud
parents they are that the latter has
volunteered 10 go defend his country,
and they are showing the true spar
tan spirit with no atom OF regret
Donald Is extremely popular in the
younger set The entire family VIII
be sadly missed fin social and other
circles.