Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-25
DOCTORS MEET.
THE SOUTH KANSAS MEDICAL So
CIETY.
A Large Attendance and Interesting
Sessions---BanGuet at the
Carey.
DOCTORS MEET.

The twenty-fifth semi-annual meeting
of the South Kansas Medical Society nelo
at board of trade rooms at II a. H. III. -
c. Green. of Winfield, president IN char,
and S. 5. Foote, secretary. Minutes being
read and approved, new members elected
as follows: DrS. J. w. Mcguire, /. j.
Miller. j. H. Hamilton, j. ID. NanNuys,
J. H. Fordu, A B. Whitticar, A. ,. Free
man. J. B. Hurgate, c. K. Hume, 1. a.
Graham J. 4. Hoffman, l. R. Wilson, L.
G. Hinsdale and VIM. c. Tyree, Kansas
City honorary members.
The new board of censors was appointed
by the chair as follows: DR.. ". o. Bar
nett, OF Wellington; DR.. Shelly, of Null
vane; DR. Coleman, of Newton.
This finished the business Of the morn
ing. and the society adjourned TO meet at
! p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The first paper was read by
DIR. A w. Mckinney, Of Hutchinson
on Conservative Surgery" and discussed
by Drs HALEY, of Kansas City, Harris, of
Mulvane, and Buck, of Peabody, and re
ferred to committee on publication. The
second paper was read by DR. Whittacar,
L
Uterus:' discussed by Drs Fabrique, Of
Wichita, Buck, Of Peabody, Stevens, OF
Wichita, HALEY, of Kansas City, Wilson.
of Wichita, and Robertson, of Hutchinson,
and referred to committee on publication.
DR.. Klippel, Of Hutchinson, reported a
case of carcinoma of the bladder with post
norton specimen. Referred to commit
tee on publication.
The third paper in the absence of its
author Dr. E. Smith, of Oxford,
was read by the secretary, the
subject being ''IHserted advertising
leaves in medical journals. The subject
was warmly defended and opposed and
referred to committee on publication.
Meeting adjourned to meet At p. m.
The first paper of the evening was red by
DIR. W. H Wells, on medical booms, and
their results discussed by Drs. HALEY and
Pyree of Kansas City, and referred to com
mittee on publication. On account of a
severe illness Dr. W. A. Jordon, whose
name was down for paper on PLASTER of
! Paris in fractures, " was unable to be pres
ent. and the society lost thereby valuable
| contribution TO surgical literature.
| DR.. Emerson reported case Of labor with
! complications followed by death. DR..
/ Dwight reported a similar case. DIR. Whit
tecar reported a case Of nervous trouble
with peculiar complications. The mem
! bers present at the close of the meeting
were: J. T. Brennanan of Wellington,
( c. f. Green. Winfield; 5. Boyd, Newton;
/ c. c. Furley, Wichita; w. 5. Wendenhall,
Wellington; 7. w Coleman, Newton; W.
| X. Harris, Mulvane; A. II. Faorlque,
Wichita: S. f. Sheltz, Mulvane; g. Z.
| Wagner. Dexter: T. b. Tandy, Winfield:
| X. T. Purdy, Wichita; Geo. HALEY, VIM.
/ G TYNE. OF Kansas City; w. X. Wells
! Wichita; W. a Jordon, Wichita
| c. S. Everett B. Schermerhorn Bib
bee. Hollingsworth, Hood, McAdams
/ Hoskins. Scott. Fordice, Walker, Graham,
! Hoffman, Hamilton, Van Nuys, Purdue,
St. John. Former, Mccoy, c. e. McCul
louch. all of Wichita; Drs. BUCK, Whit
can of Peabody: Barnett, of Wellington;
!. b. Hungate of Conway Springs; n. b
| Freeman, of Wellington; {. X hume, OF
| Caldwell; Sippey, of Garden Plains; w
/ II. Dwight, of Mt. Hope; MCLEAN, OF
/ Wichita: Kirkwood, of Wichita; Robert
! son, Of Hutchinson: Cole. Van Eaton, O.
| Clearwater: c. L. Peak, of Pratt; HamlI
ton. of Douglas L, 5. Hill. of Augusta
Meeting adjourned to meet at Hote
/ Carey at 10 D. N.
The dining nall of the Carey was II
waiting for the Wichita society and thei1
guests. 4 number of ladies were in at
| tendance and assisted materially in max
ing the occasion a pleasant one. 1t was
1915 when the party marched into the hall
Invocation was pronounced by Dear
| Adams. after which a bountiful spread
was served as the menu, which is follow:
! will show: