The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1916-09-13
INTERSTATE MEDICAL
MEET HELD AT FREEPORT
Organization Representing 500 Cities
and Towns TO Meet For Benefit
of the Public.
RUSH COLLEGE REPRESENTED.

cal societies of Northern Illinois and
Southern Wisconsin, associated with
Eastern Iowa will hold their big
medical meeting at Freeport this
year. This organization covers five
| hundred cities and towns in the states
represented and has q very large
membership.
The Wisconsin counties included in
the territory are: Dane, Green, Rock,
Lafayette, Iowa, Grant, Jefferson,
Walworth and Kenosha.
The Wisconsin doctors who will
take part on the program are as fol-
lows:
JeffersOn-Dr. w. C. Clark, Fort
Atkinson paper. Drs. A ]. Keith
ley, Palmyra, and VIM A Engsburg,
Lake Mills-Discussion and Executive
Committee
Green-Dr. w. B. Gnagi and w. B.
Monroe, Monroe = Discussions. Drs.
Gnagi and Monroe, Executive Com
mittee
Lafayette-Dr. H. o. Shockley, Dar-
ington-Discussion DR.. w. B. Will
lIdiIIS, yIo-IJlSCuSS1O
Drs. H. e. Scott, Argyle, and H. O..
Shockley, Darlington-Exec Com
mittee
Rock-Drs. A. G.. Helm and D. r.
Connell, Beloit- Discussions
Drs. F. E. Sutherland and J. P.
Thorne, anesville-Discussion
Drs. Helm and Sutherland, Execu-
tive Committee.
Iowa-Dr. J. RI Hughes, Dodge
DR.. G. H. McCalister, Avoca, and
DR.. ]. r. Hughes, Dodgeville- -Execu-
tive Committee.
Grant-Dr. VIM. Cunningham, Platt-
ville-Paper. DR.. Norman E. Nc
Beath, Livingston, and DR.. NJ B. Gla-
sier, omington-Executive Com
mittee
Dane-Drs. Chas. Stuart Sheldon,
W. d. Stovall and R. H. Jackson,
Observation-Disclosures and Discussions.
Drs. Prince and Sheldon, Executive
Committee
Walworth-Dr. j. Howard Young.
Elkhorn, and DR.. Edward Kinne Elk
horn = Discussions and Executive
Committee. f
Kenosha--Drs., Curtis J. Gephart,
j. H. Clary and M. A. Bernstein, Ke-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Drs ]. H. Clary
and ]. F. Hastings, Executive Commit
tee
Among the noted men who will
present subjects of interest to the
doctors are: Drs Arthur Dean Be-
Won, professor of surgery, Rush Medi-
cal college; E. Starr Judd of the Mayo
Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota; Ber-
tram w. Sippy, professor of medicine,
Rush Medical college; E. G Dudley,
professor Of gynaecology, Northwest
ern University, and w. A. Evans, ex-
health officer of Chicago, professor
of sanitary science, Northwestern
University, Chicago, and in charge of
health department of the Chicago
Daily Tribune. Besides these, Drs
Louis Jermain, president Wisconsin
State Medical society; John Francis
cal society; w. L. Noble, president
illinois State Medical society, and
DR.. E. B. Cooley, president-elect Iowa
State Medical society will be present
and take part at various sessions of
the meeting.
The officers of the association are
DR.. W. B. Peck, president, Freeport,
and Dr.. N. c. Phillips, secretary, Free
port DR.. J. F. Nye, Beloit; DR.. VIM.
Patteville, Dr. G. Win
desheim, Kenosha - counselors Wis
consin State Medical society are mem
bers of the executive committee and
will be asked to preside at some of
the Freeport meetings.
F>reeport is preparing to give the
doctors an enthusiastic welcome. The
Business Mems association has raised
a large sum of money to entertain the
profession and live ladies entertain
ment committee has been appointed
to entertain the doctors wives and
ladies. No active physician who can
possibly attend, can afford to miss
this meeting. The public expects a
great deal of the medical profession
in health matters and it is this kind
of meeting that prepares the doctor
to meet these expectations. If your
doctor is gone on these days you will
know that he is over to Freeport get
ting new ideas and thoughts with
which to combat disease; that he is a
live wire and is on the firing line of
his profession
A number of large surgical and
electrical supply companies will have
displays at the meeting
BUCHHEIT PROPERTY SOLD.