Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-20
Life Worth Living?
 Yes, Indeed, Say All
 in Local Hospitals
This world that we're living in Is mighty hard to beat A thorn comes with every rose, But ain't the roses sweet?
 (Anon)

And, the patients in the three hos pitals of the district not only find the roses pleasant to the senses, but with out an exception, they think that life is quite the sweetest joy imagineable and to watch the lights in their faces change from bright to brighter, as they lay their plans for future happy days, makes one realize all the more that life is well worth the living, every minute of the day
 AII's We'll at Copper Queen
 Mrs. Harry Wootton and baby left for their home la\ night.
 R. P. Rivera, of Naco during whose operation two weeks ago 351 gall stones were removed, is recovering as well as can be expected and ex- poets to be able to get up for a part of each day in a. short time.
 c. E. Johnson, injured at the South west mine some time ago, is getting or favorably.
 Jack Bowden. director of the re- gently organized American Legion band of this city, who was admitted Thursday morning in a general run down condition. is progressing nicely and may be allowed to return to his home in week or so.
 w G. Jeffries, an old resident of the district, who has been in the hos pital for about four months with a fractured leg, has so far recuperated as to be able to go to town occasion ally.
 P. NJ. Byerley, who suffered three broken ribs and other injuries in d mine accident about two weeks ago, is no longer a bed patient and if he continues to improve at the present rate. will be discharged in the near future.
 Mrs. Isaac Humphries, who under went a serious operation about two weeks ago is making good strides along the road to total recovery and will probably be returned to her home the latter part of the week.
 D. J. Dodge, who was brought to the hospital suffering from internal hemorrkages about a month ago is re- gaining his strength gradually and may be discharged soon.
 Mrs. George Crone of Tombstone and baby daughter will be able to return to the county seat this week. !
 Mrs. M. Webster, operated unon ! about two weeks ago is gaining stead | fly and will be able to sit up and spend part of each day in the solarium by the middle of the week.
 Mrs. P w. Comerford operation 1 patient who was admitted about ten days ago, is feeling quite strong once more and will be able to take exer- eise sometime soon.
 Mrs. E. B. Mathews of Warren, the | subject of a major operation about ! -hree weeks ago. returned to her nome last evening. II
 R. S. BiXby, who was afflicted with serious stomach disorders and brought o the institution about ten days ago, s able to be up and around and will De sufficiently recovered so as to go nome before very long.
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 Samuel Gentry, operated upon for last week, is resting con- ortably.
 Mrs. J. White of South Risbee. rest patient, left yesterday for her home.
 All of the old patients are showing
 favorable recovery and number if them will be discharged soon.
 At the Mexican Mission John Kochever, injured in an auto mobile accident about ten days ago nd who has been receiving treatment t the mission hospital. is recuperat- ng rapidly. sDr. H. A. Reese, superin- endent of the Presbyterian institu- ion, removed 12 stitches taken in the | rounds on his head yesterday. Anna Gerola has recovered from Ter operation and has returned to er home on O. K. st. Mrs. Ramona Quiiada of Dubacher 'anyon has been discharged also. Manuel Contu, whose tonsils were emoved early in the week, is at his | ome in Tintown again.