Ogden Daily Standard | 1919-12-29 | Page 6 | Aged Woman Recovering after Terrible Exposure to Elements

AGED WOMAN RECOVERING AFTER ! TERRIBLE EXPOSURE TO ELEMENTS j Mrs. J. X. Klmbfll aged 72. ycar3. who wns found on the river's dgc near ihe Otvlcn Pnekinr A- Provision company at 4 o clock vestei"d:o' by throe boy sro'i's. after she had spent the night w:mdcrin In lh.it vh-inity. will nrovvr unless cor:-plicaiion cor:-plicaiion arise, according1 to Dr. K. R Diueke, attending physlclal. Although the aged woman hud sufl:-"a from the old. it l in? thought at first that both lees, a foot, and a ham) wen frozen; amputation of the frost bitten members will not be netcrsary, Pr Dumke declares. The physician snys that circulation was restored at midnight. Mis KimbHll'disappcared Saturday aft-ernoon aft-ernoon at 5 o'clock The police were notified no-tified an wcro 300 boy scouts of the city. Ciiliin I-owder, Kino.-t Land! 8 and Spencer lUnnelt were the scouts who found Mm. Kimball, t'pon locating the woman they notified the police. Mrs Kimball la the wife of Attorney Kimball, Her two daughters, Josephine KimbaM I and Mra Shields, were at the horpltal as j soon as word was received that she had been found. Mrs. 1ouisc Dyer of Caiifoi nia, and Lieut' n-mt Colonol X J Kimball, Kim-ball, who is at present In Washington, were notified.