Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-17
DOCTORS AT THE SEASIDE
THE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
TAKING IN THE SIGHTS.


sion to y pee ana .hs hAl-','l'''
OF the BeSch-Oollatloh on the stedi''e'
and Incidents OF the Trlp-Last Nisht ;
Session = Delegates to the national
Observation-Disclosures New Meth
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Tho GEORGIA Medical Association be-
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morning. ne ASSOCIATION was cane" ~
order at 10 O'Clock 10y the President, Dr.
Foster.
Tho r,ir,,tos NJ Uadues5ar's session
were Ieau aIo apPl1Fe"'
The Secretary read q telegram from Ut.
w. +. Westm0reiaud. OF Atlanta. stating
..s4 bo r,,,,Id Ne present to-Gav. Also
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fhanfa. ana formerly Iesiueul Oh Tue
arsoclafioH. hu' NOW resident OF Ema,
Cal THE >.r.t0rv was instructed TO re-
ply 10 Or laAuron'- TELEGRAM. ana wish
him success W. Hl- new fld OF labor.
Dr. ElH0t. rm me committee on ar
rarcemeUt>. ported That cars would be
ready at 0e'0eE 90 carry tine associa-
ton to fHe wharf for the excursion TO
Twice Ine association then adjourned
until O'Clock last night.
The application of Dr.. X. A. Quarter
mann, OF Walthourvlle, for membership,
being fayorably reported upon by the
board of CensOrs, he was duly elected.
On motion Of DR.. Goodrich. DR.. J. r.
Wright. Of Augusta, was added 90 the
Committee on Anatomical Material. One
member from each Con ress!or3l district
was selected for the nom mating commit
tee.
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EXCURSION TO TYBEE.
The association having accepted the in
vitation Of Cant. ID. G. Purse to visit
Tybee. embarked on the steamer st.
Nicholas, and at III $50 lett the city. The
steamer looked as tresa and bright as a
r dollar. and was gailv decorated with
q and bunting. A run was made up
sup. Company's wharves. i'm order to
afford the visitors a view Of the
extensive Shipping and the river front.
TIE vessels In the harbor were hand.
somelv decorated. and salutes were ex-
changed as the steamer headed down the
river The down trim was made bv the
inside route. the visitors being greatly
pleased with the seemingly difficult navi-
cation Of the winding channel. Tybee
Whar, was passed. and a short run was
made seward as far as the bar. giving
the delegates chance To sniff the
sea air. This feature Of the
trip was greatly euioved bv All. and es-
peciallv bv these members from The into
rior. Twice was reached AT 2 O'Clock
Cars were i'm Whiting to convey the partv
over The island. and everything was ar
ranged fer the pleasure and convenience
of the party, Tie time was spent princi-
paUv on re beach MANY visited tta
south end II the isIand-t6e site of the
proposed new hotel-and could not fan to
see It's natural advantages.
On the return home a collation. was
spread in the saloon Of the steamer. and
the inner man was carefully looked after.
Everything necessary for the comfort ana
entertainment Of the guests was at hand.
The day was perfect, and the entire eX-
cursion was a grand success. Capt. Purse
and his assistants. the receuti0n commit
tee. OF which Mr.. Z. +. Neufyile was
chairman. were indefatigable I'm their eff
forts TO make every one 81 home. The
steamer reached the CITY AT z O'Clock. and
ended tho most ENJOYABLE f4atureo the as
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