St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-16

pharmacy law. He invited the association
to visit the Wisconsin association at it's con
ventlon at Fond du Lac, next August A
ID. Holllster OF Madison, Wis, member
OF the pharmacy board, was called ont.
and made an encouraging speech. Prof.
! PoWers. OF the pharmaceutical department
OF the Wisconsin university, followed with
an address OF the same tenor, both being
received with applause.
NEW MEMBERS.
| The executive committee reported the
| application for membership of forty-six
pharmacists, as follows:
H. WeSke, New Ulm; Joachim Vedsler.
minneapolis; Wendell Hodapp, Mankato; NJ.
w. Grlggle, Winnebago City; M. A. Schildup,
Lake Park; A. j. Rice, Adrian; S. j. Boyce,
duluth; Albert j. Smith, Fred W. Ames,
James w. Doran, Arson III. Rose, Charles H.
Cr1klin, H. L. Strohmeyer, J. w. Williams, f.
a. Weinhold, M. L. Farmwell, John F. Dauck
+; ID. Weller, Gustav Lila, Minneapolis;
willard +. PETIT Winona; Louis Mignault
saltwater; William J. HUM, st. Cloud
Wadena; Charles w. Smith, Worthington;
John Z. johnson, Fergus Falls; Anton Olsen
Blooming Prairie; C. L. Peterson, Glenwood
L. r. Fluke, Pennington; J. Howard Sails
Lake Crystal; L. A. Moore, Mankato; E. S.
Strout, Monticello; Martin Moletor, ST.
| lie ,JO
Schweitzer, Wahpeton; E. P. Mccullough, L.
Musetter, William G. Gallein, ST. Paul; George
=. waller, st. Cloud; Albert Weiser, Preston;
z. l.. Peterson, Glenwood; Z. G. Harris and
u. w. Clark, Minneapolis; c. H. Weber,
Taspi; Adolph Gilberson, Candy; O. c. Frowe
Cokato; Is. +. Henry, Pennington; w. f.
Felt, Wlnona. All of these were elected.
THE NEW OFFICERS.
The association had waited for some time
q i'm lot
its adoption the election of officers was pro-
| ceeded with. After much parliamentary
agitation and considerable log rolling the
following result was reached:
PRESIDENT. r. JONES' Mankato.
First Vice PreSident-J. p. Allen, st. Paul.
Second Vice President-W. C. Colbraith,
Minneapolis. = ;
Third Vice President-J. G. Waller, st.
Cloud.
Secretary-E. F. Allen, Minneapolis.
Treasurer-J. C. Hening, Saltwater.
Executive Committee-J. P. Gilmore,
Minneapolis; D. d. Lambie, St. Paul. and r.
Q. Sweeny, ST. Paul.
The new president was escorted to the
chair and accepted the position with brief
thanks. He was instructed to name five
members. one of whom the governor should
De requested to name as member of the
examining board. To allow time for this
and for the appointment of standing COM
mlttees, the association adjourned until this
morning.
FROM GRAVE TO GAY.
The evening was given up to merriment.
Eight o'clock found the dining hall well
titled with the pharmacists and their lady
friends and families to listen to an enter
tainment prepared by the committee on ar
rangements. DR.. l.. c. Mitchell delivered
an interesting address, pointing out the in
innate and important relations existing be-
tween the pharmacist and the physician,
showing how necessary one was to the
other. Miss Leila Page diversified mu-
steal program by several well-rendered rec
itations. Miss Gertrude Daniels, Mrs. d.
w. Casseday and MI. G. w. Geissler each
gave vocal solos in good voice. and the pro-
gram closed with duo by Mrs. Casseday
and Mr.. Geissler. This morning the asso-
citation will complete its business. In the
afternoon thele will be an excursion to
Minnetonka, and at night a grand banquet
at the West hotel.