The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-05-28
FROM SWEET SPRINGS.
The Basoo Correspondent and the
Doctors-Bands of Music-Plenty
to Eat and Drink Elaborate
Medical Papers Read.

SWEET SPRINGS, May 22d, Il

SWEET SPRINGS, May 22d, 1873.
In compliance with an invitation ex'
tended BY the Sweet Springs Company, the
Missouri State Medical Association held
its annual meeting at this delightful water
ing resort.
The Sweet Springs Company, With their
accustomed courtesy and hospitality made
ample arrangements for the comfort and
entertainment OF their guests. The greater
part Of them arrived in the morning.
MUSIC IN THE AIR.
A band was in waiting, which discoursed
good music at intervals, while in the spa
cious dining hall an abundant repas,
Az Aited those who wished to satiate their
appeti,es.
THEY ENJOY THE GREEN STUFF.
This being done the guests amused them.
selves by strolling over the large grounds,
enjoying the green grass and the FRESHNESS Of
the surroundings and the beauty tina,
WARNS in the sun and blossoms in the
trees" and many persons present turning
several summerssults and singing shoo fly
Next they refreshed themselves, and
drowned themselves, and the cares Of suf-
fering humanity by libstions long and deep
from the clear, sparkling and everdowing
spring. About ten o'clock the visitors be-
gan to assemble in the amusement hall.
The President, DR.. F. NJ. johnson, BE-
ing absent, the meeting vas called to order
by First Vice President, NJ. F. E<sig, Md.
Of Pittsburg, Mo.
DR.. A. J. Steele, of st. Louis, acted as
recording secretary.
The meeting was
OPENED WITH PRAYER
BY Rev. DR.. Yantes, Of Sweet Springs, iol-
loved by an address Of welcome by DR..
Pelot, Of Swee, Springs.
The report from the committee Of NJ
rangements was given by DIR. G. L. Hall, Of
Saline county.
A committee was then appointed to NOM
mate officers for the ensuing year:
E. w. Schaufiie, NJ. D., of Kansas City,
Was elected president.
First vice president, G.. NJ. B. Maughs.
N. D.; second, W. p. King. NJ. D.; third.
W. Humphrey, NJ. D.; fourth, J. NJ. Pelot,
NJ. D.; 9Th, Jas. Geiger, NJ d.
Recording secretaries, A. ). Steele and
G. A. Moses.
Corresponding secretary, J. X. Hall.
Treasurer A. 3. Sloan.
The report on credentials was read and
accepted.
The president elect was then
ESCORTED TO THE CHAIR
By . committee consisting of DIS. Trd1
and Prewitt amidst loud applause.
The retiring president made few ap-
propFiate remarks and was followed BY .
neat little speech from the president elect
A report Of the committee on publication
was given BY DR.. Steele.
After this came the reading of papers
and the discussion Of them BY the mem.
bers. A very interesting paper vas read On
uterine disPlacements and complications BY
DR.. Mausbs Of St. Louis, also an elaborate
paper on osites and exanthemana appear
ed from the pen Of DR.. H. N. Spencer of
81. Louis.
A paper on Turbucular Laryngitis was
read BY DR.. VIM. Porter Of Sc. Louis, DR..
Ed. Montgomery, read an interesting paper
on Albuminuris.
DR.. Richmond Of ST. Joseph reed an arti-
Gle on Battys operation for ovariotomy.
After this the president nominated an
auditing committee consisting Of Drs. King.
Previst and Thornton.
The meeting then adjourned 10 meet
again in the evening ct 7:3O o'clock.
EsCULAPIrS.