The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-05-23
AFTERNOON Session.

1
The ASSOCIATION was called To or,le
with DIR. Wilkes of Bowling Green il
the chair.
DIR. Frank A Glasgow, of st Louis
read We'll prepared paper upol
"Placcnta Praevia" and reported
two interesting cases. DIR. X. f.
Hewlett. of Otterville, followed will
Il paper upon much the same subject
DIR. X. kietier, of st. Louis, deliv
cred an able paper upon Artificial
Feeling Of Infants" which was g
noble plea for infants torn from the
life parents" in order to permit the
mother to appear in society, leaving
the infant to the tender mercies of the
mi:kman and the hOuse-maid. or some
patent artificial food. Should il be
necessary to ''raise a baby on a bot,
tle," DIR. Kiefier gave some most prac
teal suggestions relating to the food
used and the preparation of it. The
paper would be of great interest t.
young mothers.
DIR. W. H. Evans of this city is
author of the most scientific compost
ton upon an actual experience net
with in his practice. 1t deals with a
ease of prolonged retention of IA dead
foetus in the utero by a former resi-
lent of this city. The doctors paper
was very hort but was received with
The hearty applause which it deserved.
iowAS GREETING.
y telegram, signed by DIR. G.. ].
chase. secretary of the Iowa state
ne lic:,l association. was read by Sec.
retary Fry. DIR. Chase conveyed the
hearty greetings of the Iowa associa-
ion whic!. is now in session at Bur.
lington tn the Missouri association.
NEW NAMES.
The following additional doctors.
members of the association only, en-
rolled since yesterdays report:
Drs. o ID Young, Hughesville /;
d = kernodle, Knob Noster; G W
Bennett. Kingsville; J NJ Atkins,
Leundon; CT Wainwright, Kansas
City; John II Duncan, Kansas City ;
T b Tiffany, Kansas City; $ X G aw-
lord. Sedalia; Brummell Jones, Kan
As City; \ J Steele, St Louis; G \
Thompson, Jefferson City; G Barck,
st Louis; A W McAlister, Columbia /;
4 II Cup, Otterville; J w Trader.
Sedalia; J W Marsh, Upton W S Al
Zee, Olean: A H Carler. Kansas City;
H W Latham. Latham; J J Russell;
California;; \ X McCOmas, Sturgeonl,
J p Thatcher, Pisgah; H X Popejoy,
High Point; NJ ID Lewis, Columbia;
\ X keifier, st Louis; H NJ Mittle-
camp. Warrenton; F DeVilbiss, Spring
Garden; 7 Z Potter, st Joseph; II F
Becker, Concorlia; W E Evans,
Boonville; W B Dorset, st Louis; H
W Loeb, St Louis; A c Robinson, St
Louis; H q Savage, Fairfield; W G
Thompson, Lincoln; CIV Wedding.
Kansas City; J H Mcintyre, St
Louis; Hale Foster, Kansas City !;
p S FulkersOn, Lexington H Marks,
St Louis; F A Glasgow. st. Louis j
I March, Liberty; d p Lee, Lone
Oak: T e BOulware, Butler; J A
Mann, Wellington; & Boiling, Pyr-
mont; Paul Paquln, Lebanon; G. H.
Highsmith. Carrollton; F G Lutz. St.
Louis; J c MulhalI, st. Louis ] f
TeHt, Springfield; G G Wilson. Ne
vada; G + Mcneil. Sedalia; f X
Heckerson, MoberIy; \ b Shaw,
st. Louis; 5 Conway, Sedalia; b f
Moody. Exello; B H Zwant, Kan
sas City; NJ = Sexton, Kansas CITY ::
W. e. Burke, Kansas City: J. S.
White, Perry; X. ID Hail. Schell
City; f. X. Meng. Dover; f. Lam
phere, Kansas City; II. W. Tull, Car
rollton; Walter Penquite, I.amonte.
Third Day.
At the conclusion of this afternoons
session the doctors will bid adieu to
Sedalia. The thirty-sixth annual
meeting Of the state medical associa-
ton will have then ended.
The three days sojourn of the doc
tors in Sedalia has been enjoyed BY
Sedalians and it is hoped that the
visitors can return the same compli-
ment. Owing to the large amount of
work in hand, hut little, or no,
opportunity has been given the doc.
tors to acquaint themselves with the
citizens Of this baliwick, or
the beauty and progressiveness
Of the city in which they have abided
for thu, past three days. Having had
more time at their disposal they could
have had a more pleasant time, per-
haps. but what they missed IN enjoy
ment they gained in professional inn.