Wichita eagle., 1888-12-25
DR.. Foote Remembered for His Good Work by
the Regular Physicians.

PRESENTATIONS.
DR.. Foote Remembered for His Good Work by
the Regular Physicians.
Last night a number of the leading
regular physicians of the city assembled at
the pathological labratory in the Sedg-
wick block, and after the exercises of the
evening" DR.. Bibbee arose and in the fol
| lowing address presented DR.. Foote with a
magnificent gold watch:
DR. FOoTE:-You have planned; you
! have succeeded most admirably to advance
the knowledge, not only OF yourself, but OF
us all.
You have always been ready to assist us,
and of late have given almost your entire
time and with seeming pleasure on your
part. Always ready to help us cheerfully.
You have been doing the work and we re-
ceiving the benefit Now to show you that
we appreciate it, l present to you on be-
half of your medical friends, this small
token not as pay, but as our appreciation
of your labor.
We beg Of you accept this watch; wear
it, and may you get as valuable service
from ii as we have from you.
The recipient of this gift was taken so
completely by surprise that he was utterly
unable to express his appreciation. but
promised at some future time to make a
reply.
DR.. Foote has in the past spent much
time in the study Of pathology at the east
ern colleges, and has devoted much time
and study to the fitting up of a labora-
tory here and the imparting of the knowl-
edge he had gained in this important
branch of medical science to his profess
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milton of this most valuable service that
the testimonial of appreciation was given
to him who so richly merited it. The
watch is a hunting case, plain and neat,
with the finest Howard movements, and
upon the inner case is the inscription,
''Dr J. S. Fcote; from his medical friends,
Dec. p, 49,"
GAINED.
The esteem in which Mr.. Gluick, pro-
prietor Of the Enterprise store, is held by
his employees was shown last evening when
he was handed an elegant gold headed
cane engraved with the monogram "a. 6. y
Attached to the cane was the following
card: Compliments of Mrs. Werden,
Mary, Mollie, Lille, Minnie Emma and
Willie" Mrs. Werden presented the cane
Mr. Chuck was surprised and well pleased
would be putting it very mildly.
RINGED.
Mr.. Sternberg, foreman of the EAGLE
job department, was yesterday remembered
by the employees of this department. Last
evening one of the number, in behalf of
all, placed in his hand a beautiful gold
ring with the initial ''S. y in gold upon the
black seal. 1t was an unexpected pleasure;
in short, a most complete surprise, and
the few words of appreciation spoken
by Mr.. Sternberg meant more than any
lengthy address he could have made.
FOR HIS BOY.
Last night Mr.. j. r. Holiday finished
the second or workman degree in the
a. 0. U. w. and received beneficiary GER
tiicate for 2.000 made payable to his son
Freddie, and in all probability the son will
find it in his stocking this Christmas
morning. Mr.. H. felt so grateful for the
safe ride on the goat" that he set up the
oysters to the members who were in at
tendance.
DELIGHTED.
Richard Dimes, the chef of the Baldwin
restaurant, was last evening the most
surprised man in the city. Charley Guy
err, one of the proprietors, called Mr..
Dimes in from the cuisine, and directing
his attention TO a beautiful plush box
from which was issuing some very sweet
music, told him he presented it to him
with the compliments of his friends. It
was, indeed, beautiful gift, complete
smokers outfit, with music box combined.
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his appreciation, but words failed him.
WICHITA. Kan, Dec. "A, 1855.
We, the employees of j. W. Coulson, in
return for the substantial token OF his re-
membrane to US in the form of beauti-
full Xmas turkey presented each OF Us. do
hereby tender him our sincere thanks, ever
wishing him long and happy life, and
that he may prosper in his business so
that each recurring year he may be enabled
to enjoy the same happy Xmas that he
now does, surrounded by little family and
many friends.
Signed EMPLoTEs-
The CARRIERS PRESENT.
Mr.. Whittier, the city eirculator OF the
EAGLE, will this morning present each OF
his carrier bows as christmas present
some useful and interesting book IL need
hardly be added that the little fellows Will
show the same appreciation Of this gift as
they have shown upon similar occasions il
the past.
Jennie Stanton yesterday through her
attorneys fled a suit IN the district court
asking q divorce from her husband, Miles
stanton, alleging gross neglect and cruelty
| The couple were married 81 ST. Joseph.
No, February l6
Nr. J. c. Woodwork, proprietor Of the
City Shoe store, yesterday sold half IL
ttrest &c Nj D. r. Millinger-
Eleven marriage licenses were issued BIZ
| Judge Thomas, OF ths probate court, veg