Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-28


Private ]. A. Shope, formerly en-
gineer for the Park Department, now
stationed at Edgewood Arsenal,
Maryland. has just recovered after a
serious attack of Influenza.
Mrs. Walter e. Burns, of Augusta.
Georgia, is visiting at the home of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. d.
Thomas, 1921 Walnut street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer e. Stoey. of
Monessen, Pa, are spending the win
ter at the home of Mira and Mrs. j. r.
Stoey, 1886 North Third street.
Miss Katherine Smith and Miss
Leidig, 1909 North Front street. are
convalescing after an illness of sew
eral weeks,
John Wingert, connected with the
Evans-Burtnett Company, is rapidly
recovering after an attack of influ-
enza
Mrs. Lee Wells. sos North Second
street, has returned after a pleasure
trip to York. :
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Ellsworth and
son. Kirk. of the Mckee Apartments,
have moved to Carlisle
Miss Ruth Towsen. Miss Helen
Kochenderfer, and Miss Elizabeth
Howard motored to Reading recently.
Mrs. M. Ross Fisburn, of Washing
ton, d. c., was in the city visiting
relatives on the way home from
State College where her children,
Miss Margaret and Hummel Fish
burn, young students, are recovering
after a recent illness.
Mrs. Mabel Cronise Jones writes
from Toledo, Ohio, that her mother,
Mrs. Martha Cronise, who has been
seriously i'll with heart trouble. is
rapidly improving in health,
George ShuIer, city detective. who
has been confined to his home three
weeks with Spanish influenza which
developed into pneumonia, returned
to his duties this morning
Miss Rose Garonzik. North Third
street, has resumed her work at the
Harrisburg Chamber of Commerce
after a period of illness at her home.
G. 10y ID. Le.asure, S04 North Sixth
with friends at Dickinson College,
Carlisle. Mr.. Leasure was formerly a
resident of Cleartield, but now is en-
pIoyed in the State Highway Depart
Miss Margaret Heimbuecher. or
Liverpool, who is now attending
school at Penn Hall, Chambersburg. is
visiting her aunt at 713 North Third
street. She will return to school to-
morrow
John Murphy, employed by the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company. az
an accountant, has returned from a
weekend visit to his home at Mount
Joy.
Leroy Walters, sol North Sixth
street, spent the weekend with his
parents at Mount Joy. He reports
that the condition of Howard Bortz-
field, who also lives at sol North
Sixth street, but is confined to his
home in Mount Joy, is much improv-
ed.
City Detective Hyde speese, who
has been confined to his home two
weeks with Spanish influenza, was
reported to-day to be in serious
Three policemen from the Harris
burg police force are on the sick List
due to Spanish influenza. They are
Patrolmen Ross. Gibbons and Ander-
son.
Miss Dorothy NJ. Dickert, 1913 syl-
van Terrace. Is improving after a
serious attack of influenza.
Miss Mildred DeShong has recover
ed from a short illness at her home
230 PETER street.
Lieutenant Albert McMeen, now
stationed at Camp Humphrey. Vir-
ginia, spent Sunday with Mrs. Nc
Meen at the home of H. B. Mont
gomery, 902 North Second street. The
quarantine at Camp Humphrey has
just been lifted.
Mrs. Alfred Evans, of San Francis
co. California, was the guest of Mrs.
Francis Neal, 2025 North Front street,
yesterday. Mrs. Evans who is we'll
known in this city is on her way to
Washington.
George Hoffman Jr., 2222 North
Third street. has left for Pittsburgh
to take a short course at the Univer-
sity of Pittsburgh preparatory to en-
tering the active service.
Miss Esther McIlhenny is seriously
i'll with pneumonia at her home,
1924 Derry street.
Frederick Kammerer, engineer
for the Bell Telephone Company,
his returned after a business trip to
Scranton and WiWlliamsport.
E. Pierce Shope motored to Bal
timore to-day to resume. his studies
at Johns Hopkins Medical School.
DR.. H. A. Stine, of Sixteenth and
Berryhill streets, Is convalescing
after a serious illness.