El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-12
4bouf e. Pasoans.

Rev. Fl. A 2. Upton Is I'll with IN
nuenZz-
James johnson Is recovering from
an attack OF influenza
Mrs. A Z. Maetzs and daughter, Of
FL Paso. are at Hotel Laughliu.
Mrs. Ward Worthington. OF e
Paso, Is a guest at the Laughlin-
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Chapman. Of e
Paso, are guests at Hotel Laughlin-
Y. J. Llcat7 IS seriously I'll at his
home IN the Georgetts apartments
L L Rosenberg. OF Fl Paso. has
taken an apartment at the Laughlin
Mrs James Murdoch IS very III with
influenza AZ her home on Epson ave-
nue..
T. J. Woodslds ana his daughter
Margaret. are recovering from the IN
luenZa-
Lieut. ". R. Young IS III at the base
hospital at Fort Bliss with an attack
OF influenza.
Mrs. ". P. B. Mcsain IS improving
from an attack OF grip at her home on
Nevada street.
Miss Aline Moore IS going down the
valley TO be the week end guest OF
Miss Helen O'Shea.
H. II. Beuteu has enlisted for the
officers training school for artillery
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Mrs. Ralph Dimmitt and her small
daughter. Jane, are improving from
severe attacks OF influenza
Mrs ". L T0oley Is cooperating
with the nurses at Hotel Dieu today
in giving first aid assistance
The many friends OF Mrs. Paul At
kinsou wiz be glad TO learn that she
Is recovering from pneumonia
Miss Fannie Lu Teager. who has
haa~r -. 49, - -
week with influenza, Is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Paddock and
their three children have been III with
influenza since Saturday at their
home. 1705 Arizona street.
Miss Helena Huffaker, one OF the
war work secretaries sent from the
national board OF the z. ". C. A. IN
New York City, IS III at Hotel Dieu
with influenza
The many friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. F.
L Newly win be glad 20 learn that
their little son, Franklin L. r.. IS re-
covering from an attack OF influenza
at the Newly home 1119 East Boule-
ward.
The nurse attending NJ. and Mrs. F.
A. Locke, who are III with influenza
az their home. 1920 Birch street. re-
ported that Mr.. Locke is slowly re-
covering, but that Mrs. Locke Is
worse.
Mrs. Charles De Croft has a num-
Der OF guests at her valley home for
the week end. They include her niece
Miss Carrie Seldom and little Misses
Ruth Alice, Buford, Martha and Lee
OrndOrff. r., Mrs. DeGroff's grand
children
Miss Alice s Bragassa. who IS very
III at Hotel Dieu with double pneumo-
MA. Is reported little improved Her
mother. Mrs. II. J. BraEassa. OF Jack
souville, Fla arrived Friday and her
sister. AIrs- John L. Martin, OF DEM
ing. y. NJ Is also IN attendance. Many
friends are hoping for her speedy re-
covery.
Mrs. VI Lippman Is III at her home,
SIS Mundy avenue. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lippman have recently returned from
Chicago. Mr.. Lippman helped organ
lie company A, OF the First Texas in
,antry. but was not able to continue
with his military duties as lieutenant
on account OF a nervous breakdown,
20 was mustered out OF the service
Letters from Lawrence J.. Aronson
says he has transferred from Fifth
engineer training regiment at Camp
Va, and assigned TO a
new regiment called "sapper regi-
ment" and VIII be transferred 20
Fort Logan at Houston. Tex. for IN
.ensive training before going across {
The sappers are a regiment pickea OF
especially trained soldiers qualified
IN some occupation useful IN the
Irmy.