The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-07-22
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SHERMAN.
The North Texas Medical association met
Thursday evening in the chapel of the
sherman Female Institute, and was called
to order by the president, DE-. J. 4. Stin.
son, De. ). L. Beamlett, OF Honey Grove,
secretary; Drs Saunders and DAhney, OF
bonhami De, Fort, of Paris; Drs Hughes,
of Colhnsvle, Gilcreest, of Gaipesyille
flekens, OF Bells, and Furguson, OF ST.
Louis, with Sherman physicians, con.
stuuted the attendance. The regular
business OF the society was trans.
acted and special committees were
appointed On credentials Drs. Scott, Bit
ting and Fort, Petitions for member,hip
were presented bv Drs. Hughes aud Gil
oareest, Committee on neurology was con.
unued as At last meeting consisting OF Z.
W, johns, A. + Becton II, Wright. Com
mittee on practice made export subject;
Group, On surgery, subject. antiseptic
dressings. On obstretos aud cyne.
cology, subject instrumental deliy nv.
On motion, the above subjects were
continued for discussion at night Ns-
sion. report OF cancer of the breast with
operation by DR., Meyers, of Honey Grove,
was read. By same, report OF case of
monstrosity. At the night session Or.
Kennedy, OF the committee, made an oral
address on the subject of Group, and amer
MN came several other speakers, who all
agreed that there was no spec tic for this
disease, and that no recent discoveries had
enabled medical science to master il. one
mem DER going so far as to say he did not
think genuine case OF membranous croup
had ever recovered. After this paper on
anuoeptio treatmtnt in surgery was read
by DR.. Fort, which developed all the gen.
tlemans iondness for germs and dis.
played deep research and great thought 10
the writer
COLORADO CITY.
loZan Hamilton is In the city, building
new hotel on the east side Of the square.
Mr.. A. r. Ernest, whose ranch is In
ing up.
AR Joe w. Hill departed yesterday AT.
ternoon for Waco. to spend few days with
friends.
MIR! T. A. beats, prominent cattle man,
has gone TO Austin to spend a few weeks
with friends and relatives.
Mrs. DR., dooohe started for Lampasas
Springs Monday, to spend the summer,
leaving the doctor u temporary widower.
Mr.. \. N Sherwin has returned from an
extended trip through the north, looking
NUN III ANAlAH anu snlIllAs
Following is the result of the city cleo.
ton; Mayor, William Martin, 40; Tor city
attorney, |. H. Burney, 100; for assessor,
y. IL. Mills, 49, for city engineer, h. Ii.
Looney, no opponent; for city treasurer,
Ar IL. II. Tolar, 10; for marshall w, r.
Grillin, Fl; for aldermen: j. b. Putnam, ID,
N, Quinn, J. A. Peacock, George Major
and Page Windham. The vote in favor OF
the free school tax stood 81 for, and Is
against.
Rev. f. p. Palmer, d, D., president of
Austin college, has been in the city several
days, preaching 10 large aud appreciative
audiences,
Mrs. H. IL. Horner, of Waxahachie.
lady OF very excellent reputation as
teacher, has purchased six lots on Second
street, Tor the purpose OF establishing a
high school Tor the education of girls and
young ladies, and will soon begin the
erection of suitable buildings.
MRINNEY.
Hon, ID, b. Culbertsou will be at the
reunion.
The citizens OF Nashville, Tennessee, will
send Colonel Allison Tennessee state flag,
to be presented to the ex-Contederate Ten.
nesseeans on the 9TH of August.
Captain Il. X. Stiff has been unanimously
selected as chairman on supplies for the re-
union. He has issued circular . the PEG.
pie Of the county. Captain Ed is the right
man in the right place.
General Winfield g. Hancock writes from
Governors Island New York, that owing
TO General Sherman's absence In the west,
he regrets that he will be unable to attend
our reunion on the 9TH and 9Th of August.
The reunion grounds will be the hand
soonest encampment ever seen in the state.
Judge Matbie will visit his old Georgia
home on the adjournment OF district court.
DR.. G., A. Foote overhead himself on
"Wednesday last, and has been confined TO
his bed since.
Marcus Gerrlsh, son Of d. A Gerrish, died
on Monday night last at Rolla, Missouri,
where he had gone on u visit to relatives
Hewas quite young, just entering man
hood, and was highly esteemed here,
where he has lived for several years.
Mrs Lou Burnley, n most estimsbe lady,
died Wednesday last of consumption.
Captain W. N, Bush and wife, have gone
to the Louisville exposition.