Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-06-09

Wrought iron gates are being
placed 1t the various openings to
the Home grounds. greatly improv-
ing the appearance and affordins
protection to the lawns from passing
cattle and sheep lhd Incidentally
warning all laSgards against un-
timely hours In leaving or return
ing.
Another new calf has been added
to the homo herd this week. making
a total Of IA 10 far this year. The
Home Is abundantly supplied with
milk at the present time. which 10
greatly appreciated by the members
as evidenced by the amount con-
sumed.
Mrs. Boyd of the Lake Front cot
taEes, returned from visit to her
son ON Saturday. She was seriously
Ill during her absence and is far
from we'll At the present writing.
Mr.. Hunt Of cottage 33 returned
from Denver ON Monday. leaving
Mrs. Hunt for more extended
visit.
The Home continues to merit its
established reputation as q mari
monial bureau. two Of its fair
daughters having listened to the
call Of Hymen during the past week:
Miss Evelyn Rogers being the first
to resisn to join the ranks Of the
matrons. Miss Buell. Allen. Of Monte
Vista succeeds to the vacant place
in the main dining house.
Miss Lucy Matthias. assistant
cook at the hospital. has concluded
to cater to the needs Of . smaller
clientage and will hereafter serve
dinners to one patron only. The
best wishes Of all in the Home fol-
low them in their new life. Mrs.
w. L. Baker has taken the place
made vacant by Miss Matthias.
Mr.. Ben Bailey was taken to the
hospital q few days ago. and while
somewhat improved 10 still in q SER
ious condition.
Mrs. Rose who has been In the
hospital for some months 10 In .
moribund state. and her passing IL
Anticipated at any time. Her daugh-
ter has been IN attendance for the
past week.
Nj. and Mn. Joseph T. Fuilins-
ton arrived on Wednesday and were
assigned 70 cottage IS.
Mrs. Fitssimmons. laundress has
completed the washing Of blankets
for the satirs camp and IL now en-.
gagged In rsnovatins pillows which
together with the recent calcimin-
ing and painting places. everything
10 In . wholesome. clean and sani-
tary condition.
The Home expects TO care TOR .
numbsr oe attendants at the comins
Grand Army Encaapment and Con-
vsntions Of allied ordsrs. and ar
rangsmsats arc being made 10 house
them properly In barracks and cot
tages.
The grounds OF the Home are be.
ginning 70 assume euits . Summer
like vsrdure and blossom under the
skillful care Of Mr.. 8rAnan. the
florist. bat the grseahouss Dressats
Q very dismaatlsd aud forlorn ~
pearaaes since % many Of the plants
have bssn removed 70 the outside.
The following changes have o.
eursA II the psrsoansl Of the Home:
To Furloush-Eussns Cohig. II. ..
Chapman. John Cavanaugh. Re-
turnsd from Furlough-0sorss
Gregory. Nathan r. oanusls. Isaac
Mssks. =. n. Wright. Brasisr Haat.
Wn. 4. Brown J. ?. WsiforA.
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