The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-05-08
ENDS WITH A FEAST
SOUTH KANSAS MEDICAL SOCIETY
MET YESTERDAY.
Most Interesting Meeting Winds Up With
Magnificent Banquet at the Manhattan
Important Papers Read and Discussed
Names of Prominent Physicians TAX
ing Part in the Meeting--Meeting Held
in Council Chamber and Physicians
Welcomed by Wichita's Mayor-Begins
and Ends With OratOry.


The South Kansas Medical society
held its annual meeting in this city yes
terday and it was in many respects one
of the most important meetings of the
society.
The meeting was held in the council
ed a 10 p. m.
Mayor Cox delivered an address of
welcome in his usual happy manner
which was responded to by DR. L. A
Buck of Peabody in a way that pleased
the local physicians as well as the Wis
i;ors.
The exercises were terminated by a
magnificent banquet at the Manhatton
hotel, rendered by the local regular
physicians, and taking it all in all the
meeting was a very pleasant and pro-
ftable affair.
The physicians present and taking
part in the meeting were:
DTs. j. T. AXtell, Newton; z. B. Allen,
Wichita. L. \. Buck, Pea body; T. II.
Cornwall, Andale; ]. q. Dorsey, Wich-
ita; George Emerson, Winfield; c. c.
Furley. Wichita; ~ H Fabrique, Wich-
tia: O. J. Furst, Peabody: Z. G. Farris,
Conway Springs; j. II. Fordice, Wichi-
Ia; Z. j.. Hamilton, Wichita; W. n.
Harris. Mulvane; J. NJ. Haskins, Wich-
ita; W. d. HILL Augusta; II. f. Horni-
day, Rock; j. 4. Hoffman, Wichita;
Samuel Hupp, Wichita; c. NJ. Holcomb,
Winfield; E. j. Kanaval, Wichita; J.
w. kirkwOOd, Wichita; G. KHpple,
Hutchinson; D. +. LingneCker, En-
poria; g. r. Lewis, Wichita; l. J. Mag
gard, Oxford; Calvin \. Mann. Garden
Plain; c. L. McAdams, Wichita; w D.
fr.(N -
Topeka; J. r. McCluggage, Douglas;
z. Newman, Wichita; J. +. Oldham.
Wichita; Parks, Langton; J. It. Potter,
Mt. Hope; q. s. Purdue, Wichita: p
81. John; Wichita; j. Ada St. John,
Wichita; 3. F .Sippy, Garden Plain; S.
Z. Shelby, Mulvane; ". II. Smeshers,
Moline; B. ]. Wetherly, Hutchinson; q.
A. Wall. Topeka.
Honorary members: George Haley,
Kansas City. Mo; B. E. Frye. Kansas
CITY. No
Papers were read by the following
physicians after which they were dis
cussed by the members of the society:
"Resection Of Rib in Empyema," by
II: O. Nelch, NJ. d, Sterling, Kan;
Tyrant Dethroned," by II. y. Hill. NJ.
u, Augusta, Kan; paper by George
Emerson. NJ. d, Winfield, Kan; "Chro-
MS SUpperation of the Middle Ear" c.
\. Wall. NJ. D., Topeka, Kan; a paper
by a h Fabrique, NJ. d: "Amputa ton
of Foot for Relief Of Traumatis Tetin-
us, H. T. Horniday. N. d, Rock;
"Empyema," c. c. Furley. Wichita;
Post Nasal Catarrh,' ]. q. Dorsey,
NJ D., Wichita.
A number of interesting cases were
exhibited by some of the local physi-
clans which We're appreciated by the
menbers of the society.
1t was determined to hold the next
meeting in Wichita sometime during
the month Of November next the day
to be determined later.
The banquet at night was not only a
credit TO the Wichita physicians but it
puts the Manhattan hotel away up to
the front in serving a magnificent ban
quet
The table with it's splendid silver
ware and fruits surrounded by pretty
girls dressed in white with bouduets of
flowers presented a most magnificent
picture II is no wonder that the
speeches Were eloquent The occasion
was one TO inspire eloquence. and some
OF the doctors said: Don't forget that
the claret punch was made by Tom
Adams of the Coronado club"
There were a few vacant chairs at
the BANQUET table. some of the ply
sicians having been called away. but
the duty Of saving human life was the
only excuse that could be offered for
such feast Of good things
The following is the menu printed on |
a fine folded leaf on the outside Of /
which in fancy letters were the words: |
Banquet Of the Southern Kansas |
Medical society, Manhattan hotel, |
Wichita"