The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-05-14

Stevens of Kansas City asking that-she
be allowed to withdraw from the so
ciety but as DR.. Mamie was sOue4b- %
/ behind in her dues she was not allowed
to do so. DIR. Mamie is the same Dr.
Mamie who recently got divorce from
her husband because he wouldn't get
up in the middle OF the night and har-
ness her horse for her to make trips
with.
Dr.. Stewart, gentleman with glass
es and a fierce mOustache, arose TO
move that DR.. Mamie be retained as a
I member of the society
Are you DR.. Stewart Of Topeka %
asked DR.. Black when he arose
NO. sir; Of Clay Center responded
the fierce looking man.
No attention was paid to his motion
as DR.. Nannie's case had already been
/ disposed of.
do understand that I lose my mo-
ton because am not of Topeka de-
! manded DR.. Stewart of Clay Center.
NO sir; you lose it on your looks" "
replied DR.. Black.
DR.. HogebOom made a speech in
viting the members Of the society to
call at the Santa Fe hospital and DR.
Ward made a similar request that they
visit StOrmOnt.
There is another hospital which
I none of the speakers have mentioned, r
said DR.. Wall who is corresponding
secretary land that is the one on the
/ corner of Sixth and Harrison street. 1t
is better furnished than the others and
you viii be welcome there while you
are in the city. 1t is known as the
/ Topeka. club.
There was the usual annual contro-
versy over the StormOnt library DR..
McGuire's report of the purchase Of
l several new books brought 1T up.
DR.. Minney-Has the committee ever
taken any steps to make it possible for
7 persons to leave a deposit to the value
of a book and take it away2
DR. McGuire-The StOrmOnt library
is a part of the state library and is
| governed by the same rules Books
cannot be taken out. If books were
I taken out of the library and sent about
/ the state they would soon be in such a
| condition that the library would be
l useless.
DR. j. w Porter Of Lichheld-It
I seems to me that as the thing stands
now it is simply a Topeka library.
DR. AIcGuire-This matter has been
/ discussed time and again and never
/ with any satisfactory ending. The IL
/ brary is no OF our own making but IS
! simply in our hands for the purchase
/ OF books and for use.
The Topeka physicians in attendance
are Ida c. Barnes, j. p. Lewis, L. H
Mum. j. c. EgglestOn, G.. j. MulVane,
/ r. S. ATagee. F. A Mcclure, Frances
/ StOrrs, w. S. Lindsay, d. r. Jones, M
I 3. Ward, s. @. Stewart, w =. NcVe
1 Thomas kirkpatrick, secretary of the
] state board of health; T. Y Grubbs, G.
/ W HogeboOm, d. X LOngshore, J. E.
/ Minney and L. NJ. Powell.
Out of town physicians are. r. s.
/ Black Ottawa, L. Reynolds, Horton;
B. J. Wetherby, Hutchinson; G. G. Pur-
/ due, Wichita; George HALEY, Kansas
/ City Mo; D. w. Basham, Neal, Kan
/ w H Rees, Pleasanton; NJ F. Sexton,
4 Bonner Springs; Andrew Sabine, Car
den City. G. w. Honenbecks Cimarron
! S. S. Glasscocz, Kansas City, Kan; II
( AL Roberts. Kansas City, Kan. ? Thos
! Hamill Olathe; John Punton, kansas
/ City Mo; j. NJ. Langsdale. Kansas
/ City. Mo. c. f. Wainwright Kansas
/ CITY Mo. H. c. Croweu, Kansas City
| Mo: r. T. Green, Olathe; J. E Haw-
] lev Burr Oak, L. L. This, OsaWatOnle;
! ] p. Stewart, Clay Center. r. Eeding
! Sabetha: N. Hayes, Seneca F. n. Dali
ey. Beloit: d. s O'Brien, Beloit1 ~. n
Z Garcher. Greenleaf; j. =. SaWten, Gyp-
1 sum City. r. P- Moore, bingham; #.
! O. BiddIe superintendent Osawatonle
I insane asylum, w e. Barker, Chanute;
/ G. A. Boyd, Edgerton; H. F. Daniels
/ Scottvflle: A. NJ. Davis, Colony j. f.
/ p Gephardt. valley Falls; w H. Ma
/ this. Waverly; j. w May. Kansas City
! kan j. w. Porter, Lichfeld; A b
Peters. AEankato D. c. Tyler Clifton
! w B VIM, Detroit; F. B. TIFFANY
| Kansas City. Mo.
The society has 1886 enrolled members
/ but as many are three or more years
| behind with their dues only 2s9 OF
I those are in good standing