The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-05-13
The Next Meeting Of the Society
at Wickliffe.
DR.. II T. Rivers, Of Paducah, Elect
ed President for the
Year.
INTERESTING MEETING

u
gun this morning at 10 O'Clock and the
only number of the five regular papers
on the program read was that OF DIR.
ID. L. Stuart, Of the city, on "Uso of
the Microscope in General Practice. |"
This was an excellent paper. Reports
of cases and cures were made and this
proved an attractive feature Of the
meeting.
The afternoon program yesterday
was carried through without hitch,
aud all doctors down for number
were on hand except one, DR.. s. NJ.
Doris Of Bandans. DIR. K. A. stevens
OF Mayfeld read an elaborate paper on
"Puerpersl Eolsmpsis. The discus
sion of this paper was ably opened by
Or. ]. r. Coleman Of the CITY. The
next paper was read by DR.. James L.
Chenweth of Louisville and was on
Head Injuries and Their Treat
ment. " DIR. J, q. Brooks, city, lesd
the discussion. This paper was one
Of the most interesting on the pro-
gram. DIR. p. II. Stewart, city, read
very fine paper ON Operative Treat
mant Of Tumors Of the Breast, and
DR.. ID. p. Jewett OF Blandville opened
the discussion. Asthma" was taken
up and an excellent paper read by DR..
II. L. Grogan of Murray, and the fol-
lowing discussion was opened by DR..
J. s. Davis Of Lovelaceville. The pa
per Of DR.. Van A. Stilley of Benton.
on "Dysentery, was excellent and
the discussion, opened by DR.. s. Y.
Holland OF Grshamyille, was very in
teresting. DR.. T. L. Lamkin of Mel.
burn read o paper ON LA Grippe, "
discussion opened by DR.. r. t. Rudd
OF Fulton. "Purpura Rheumatism
was the subject of the paper read by
DIR. @. II. Covington of wadesboro,
and the discussion was opened by DR..
J. 7. Reddick, city. DR.. Reddiok
next read . paper on "Rheumatism, -
and the discussion was opened by DR..
J. NJ. woodall Of Harvey. This closed
the afternoon program.
The program for today is as follows
use Of Microscope in General
Practice"-D. T. Stewart, Paducah.
Discussion opened by DR.. Della Cald.
we'll. Paducah.
Report Of surgical cases-Frank
Boyd. Psducah. Discussion opened
by Jas. Chenoweth, Louisville.
Fracture Of the Femur"-H. p.
Sights, Psduosh. Discussion opened
by DIR. O. A. Nils, Dawson Springs.
use of Quinine in Continued Fe-
vers'-J. o. Taylor, Paducah. Dis
oussion opened by E. T. Duuawsy,
Magnis.
Treatment Of Continued Fevers'-
s. Y. Holland, Grshamville. Discus
sion opened by ]. d. Rollins, Hinkle-
VILE.
Reading Of volunteer papers.
Reports Of cures.
Adjournment.
Among the late arrivals who regis
tered since yesterday afternoon are ;
Drs. T. l.. Lampkin, Melber; b. b.
Griffith, city; j. T. Troutman, city (;
J. G. Brooks, city; r. L. Ringo,
Wingo; W. z. jackson, Columbus; T.
l.. Phillips, Hioo; ]. L. Ooyle, city I;
O. o. Jipgles, Kirksey; @. A. Niles,
Dawson; II. V. Kimbrough, Maxon
Mills; G.. II. Covington, Wsdesboro;
b. Il. Green, Bloom; T. O. Coleman,
Palma; Il. A. Stevens. Mayfield; T.
l.. shelton, Lone Oak; II. Luten,
Trenton; Il. l.. Grogan. Murray; O.
W. Crawford, Lynnville Grove; W. II.
Graves, Murray; 7. J. Ray. Bloom;
W. ". Buckner; J. d. Pryor, May
field John Dismukes, Jr., Mayfield.
DIR. Horace Rivers, of Psducah, one
of the best known and most popular
members of the society, was elected
president of the association. He has
been secretary for some time past.
DR.. e. b. Shelton, Blandville, was
elected first vice president, DIR. Draw
ford, Galloway, second vice president,
DR.. Stilley, Benton, secretary, and DR..
Brothers was elected treasurer.