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REPORTS FROM THE SICK
. Captain William Wiener, who Was removed from Front Royal hospital Thursday to Walter Reed hospital, Washington, D.C., for further treatment, is reported to be improving satisfactorily. Capt. Wiener suffered injuries recentlyin a fall from a horse.
The condition of Robert L. Massie, a patient in McGuire hospital, Richmond, is reported to be serious. Mr. Massie was improving until Sunday, when he seemed to suffer a relapse.
W. B. Jenkins, who recently suffered a heart attack, is greatly improved and able k to be out.
Franklin Settle is recovering nicely from a recent accident^ when he cut his leg while cutting • corn. He is a patient at Warren Memorial hospital.
Mrs. J. OR. Nethers, ^.patient at University hospital, is still considered seriously ill.
Mrs. Frank Jenkins, (who underwent an operation jn Winchester ' Memorial hospital on last Thursday, is reported to be doing nicely. ’ jc Mrs. Harry Woodard, who, underwent an operation in -"Front ' Royal hospital on Saturday, is recovering satisfactorily. Mem*. ,bers of her family have been visit-a,
Mrs. J, H. Daily, who has been quite sick at her home at Sperry- ' ville for Several days, is reported better. ■
Mrs. Lester Dodson of SperryviUe entered University. hospital bn Tuesday where Bhe underwent an operation on Wednesday.
Miss Bettie Tapp underwent an. operation for removal of appendix in Winchester v hospital on Sunday afternoon. c .
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