The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-11
MEDICAL SOCIETY SESSION
Utah County Doctors Convene in
Regular Monthly Session.

Provo. Jan. 9-The Utah County Medi-
cal society held its regular monthly meet
ing here TO-DAY. DIR. David WestwOOd pre-
sided in the absence of the president and
vice president.
DR.. Hinckley presented paper on DIFF
lerential Diagnosis of the common exam
Nestwo1d presented paper. postponed
from last meeting on "Chorea.' both of
which were discussed by the members.
ar. Taylor read prayer offered by an
egyptian physician of the twelfth cen
fury. and DIR. Robson an article from the
Phlllstlne which was far from compli-
mentary TO the medical profession.
Recent current medical literature was
presented by DIR. Gift in the absence of
DR.. Robinson.
The use OF nom poisonous embaIming
fiuid was discussed in view OF the Pat
rick case in New York. in which poison
Gus embalming fluids prevented a proper
autopsy being made on the remains of
Mr.. Smell, Patricks victim.
DIR. Cliff read the article in the Jan. 8
issue of the Journal of the American,
Medical association on ''Osteopathy."
RESOLUTIONS approving the proposed
medical practice act. providing for reel
procity with other states in the matter of
licenses We're passed, as were resolutions
favoring a uniform fee for expert testi-
mony.
The following officers of w. T. sherman
post No. 8. G. A. r., We're installed today;
Commander a. g. Carl. senior vice COM
mander NJ. NJ. Kellogg: Junior vice com
mander, J. K Bishop; quartermaster. c.
G. Whitmore- surgeon. James Williams;
chaplain. Joseph NJ Westwood; officer of
the daV. George III. Chapel: officer of
- '~""rd. J. f. Smith adjutant, George
Jsggers.
blowing WOmans Relief corps Of
ficers were Installed: President. Mrs.
Mary w. Warner; senior vice president,
Mrs. Lydia NJ. Johnson; junior vice presi-
don't Mrs. w h. Dugall: treasurer. Mrs
John Warwick; chaplain. Mrs r. H.
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guard. Mrs. Jane Packard: secretary.
Josephine Kellogg.
The first death in the corps occurred
last year. in the person of Mrs. Anna NJ.
Johnson. assistant guard, and her chair
was appropriately draped
There was n large attendance at the fu-
neral services over the remains of Mrs. j.
/. Brown. held in the tabernacle today,
The speakers We're Elder T.. d. Partridge,
Bishop L. ). Swensen. Elder a J. Evans.
Mrs. Inez Knight Allen, President J. 5.
Page. Dr.. George II Brimhall, President
David John and Bishop a. l.. Booth.
Beautiful music was rendered by the uni
versity choir. and the university band
followed the remains from the home TO
the tabernacle, rendering appropriate Sc
lectons. The remains were taken e
Pleasant Grove for burial.
Miss Alice Brown, formerly deputy
county recorder, writes from Los Angeles
where she and her sister, Miss Lille
Brown. are staying for the latters health
Il
| fitted by the change.
An examination for rural mail car
| riers viii be held in this city Feb. Q. In
I formation relating 10 the matter can bo
| obtained from j. r. Hodson. clerk of thu
/ local board of examiners, up 10 Jan. 30.
! a Boston paper has the following favor
/ able cricitism OF Miss Florence Jepperson
/ faYorite Utah singer who is studyinl
/ in Boston:
"One OF the principal numbers on the
program OF a public recital given by th'
pupils of the New England ConservatOrl
of Music. last evening, was that OF Mis-!
! Florence Jepperson, OF Provo, Utah. Sh
sang The Four Songs from GoetZ
| Garden of Kama in a delightful man
ner. Her rendition showed intelligent in
| depreciation and voice control
! l. w. Lund. of Pleasant Grove. ha
| brought a large shipment of horses from
Iowa to be distributed in the state. The.
consist of percheson. Belgians and Frencl
and German coach horses. and were i'm
ported by y. b. Holbert. of Greeley, Iowa
! A marriage license has been issued 4
Lucian l.. Noyes, of Provo, and Celest
| Salisbury, of Richfield.
Dr. Byron W. King has left for Colo