Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-05-26
SOLDIERS HoAlE NOTES
80.

on . visit to her son.
Mr.. Crandail who Was quite i'll
week ago i convalescent and
walking about the grounds. Mrs.
Crandall Il still in attendance upon
her invalid mother In Ohio.
Ars. Warner Of tho lakefront
has returned from . two months
absence. Her daughter. who has
been critically I'll IL Improving. but
slowly and Mrs. Warner Il much
concerned about her.
Mrs.. Elisabeth Hall has been suf-
feriAs from . severe attack Of
asthma during the past week and Il
still unable to leave her apartment.
Mrs. Lauer and Mrs. 0oodding
and small son spent the day ~
guests Of Col. and Mrs. Hogle ON
Monday Of this week.
Mr.. Rector, Z former member Of
the Home. has returned after an
absence OF several years aud again
taken up his residence among US.
Mr.. Erdman. florist. has been busy
the past week In transplanting
flowers from the greenhouse to the
grounds and the effect IL going to
be very beautiful when he has fin
ished. and the flowers have begun
to bloom.
Word has been received from Mrs.
Lawrence in Denver. that while she
still suffers greatly in the daily
treatments. the physician In atten-
dance expresses himself ~ confi-
dent Of an ultimate cure. but her
stay under his ministration IL likely
to b prolonged for some time.
Mr.. b. r. Irwin. who has been con-
fined 70 the house for over . year
b feeling the rsviving effects Of the
beautiful spring weather and II able
70 20 to his meals and even to walk
~ far - Headquarters. The Home
Ee5oiees with him in the improve
msnt in his physical condition.
Mrs. Erdman. head. nurse At the
hospital. has been suffering from .
severe cold and temporary loss Of
voice. bat u improving. In spite Of
doctors orders TO the contrary she
persistsd In remaining on duty and
By 20 doing undoubtedly prolonged
her suffsrings.
Frtsnds Of Mr.. and Mrs.. Paradis
will - Interested 70 know that
they are stu In ean Joss Califor-
MA. Mr.. Pasadis = Improved IL
health although Tar froa we'll.
Ars. Anna Reid has bssa suffer-
ing fron rheuDatism durins the
past week. but y somewhat bsttsr
pt last accounts.
Ars. MosAsr OF cottage II eoa-
finsd 70 her room for several
moaths = able 70 come 70 her meals
aad every one u glad 70 SO her
ahout asais. Her snfailing cheer
fulness II the face Of constant suf-
fesiaS b . lssooa 70 - all.
On Friday Of last week occurred
the asath Of Mr.. Jssss W. Clark.
Mr.. CLARK hsA bssa . member Of
the Hoae for sbeut eight ysars.
He hAs bssa suffering somewhat
during The past wssk but was n0s
tAought 70 b. seriously III. On
THURSDAY Afternoon hs was induced
TO 20 to the hospital AID hs died
early Friday nornins. He was Of
. qstsl. unasssnins disposition. an
earnest Christian. loyal frtsad and
patriot. Dr. okinser. hoas chaplain.
osfieiatsd II The church service. the
flag was plass1 by The ladies os
Welcome Cireis asA hs vas buried
With military Aenors II The Hone
censeDsy.
Asoerial Sunday. Nay -. and
Asoesial nay. Nay -. wili - ap-
peoDriassiy Observed at the Hone
anA Ill patriotic Organizations aad
-citissas ot Moats Vista sad Vicinity
are cordially iavits1 % ~ present.
Proesssiea will form at The Library
ct see ,. -. aa1 march 70 the
ChaDel. Services Will ~ conducted
by tAe Rev. 4. G. v. Skinner. chap
lain. Mss. Tyusbiood Of Monte vists
viii siag ial ether good music will
- Deovt1ed. o. Tuse1ay. Asoortal
nay q 1890 .. -. ths ritualtstSe
services q ehe 0raal Army OF The
Asoublis viii - wa ~ Joe Heekss
peee NJ. - II ~ esostsry. owtas
- ~ eoalitiea q ths groua1. oew.
y ssvs vteh srass ealy nsatsss q
~ osaal Army ~ allied orders
Will asesal tAsee essestses. ~ see
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