The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-10-05

The Hancock County Medical So
ciety held us regular quarterly meet
ing in Carthage Monday, Oct. 2. at
1 o'clock D. IN, in the American
theater. The music for the meeting
was furnished by Carthage college.
The following subjects were b.ou.sht
before the association:
Some Of the New Ideas in Anes-
thesia," illustrated by stereoptican
views, by DR.. Carl E. Black of Jack
sonyille. Discussions were made upon
the subject by DR.. Camp Of Brooklyn.
d. H. r. Folckemer of Bowen, DR..
Armentrout of Keokuk and DR.. Rob-
ert Williams of Minneapolis.
Operative Treatment Of Frac-
lures" by DR.. Oliver T. Clark. Dis
cussions were made by DR.. Camp Of
Brooklyn, and DR.. Fuller of Keokuk.
General Diseases" by DR.. Lapsley Of
Keokuk Discussions by DR.. J. T..
jenkins and DR. S. M. Parr of this
city, and DR.. Williams of Minneapolis.
"Anesthesia and Oxytocics in
Labor" the general discussion being
| led by DR.. Blender of this city, DR..
| S. M. Parr of Carthage, DR.. Williams
of Minneapolis and DR.. Fuller OF Keo-
kuk, also discussing the same sub
ject.
The Carthage members attending
were: DIR. Blender, DIR. Parr, DR.. Jen-
kins, DR.. Ferris, DR.. Humphrey, Dr.
| knight and DR.. Frazier.
| Those from out of town were: Dr..
Camp of Brooklyn, Dr.. Folckemer OF
Bowen, DR.. Kelly Of Ferris, Dr..
Scheetz of Bentley, DR.. Bryant of
West Point. DR.. Stowe Of Basco. Dr.
! Runyon of Elvaston, DR.. Wayland of
| Dallas City and DR.. Miller of Hamil-
ton, DR.. Williams of Minneapolis, DR..
Black of Jacksonville, DR.. Lapsley.
DR.. Fuller and DR.. Armentrout of
keOkuk.
| This was one of the most success
| full meetings, from an educational
standpoint, and also in ATTENDANCE,
those having charge of the program
are receiving congratulations for
securing men of such prominence in
m edical circles to make the ad-
dresses.
The next meeting will be held the
first Monday in January, 1913, the
place of meeting not having been
fixed.
/ The Hancock County Fair associa-
ton held meeting Monday even
ing and went over the results of the
fair, finding that the association
would be ahead after all outstanding
obligations had been met, and later
expect to make a report of the stand
| ing 1t was decided at this meeting
to hold automobile races at the fair
grounds on Wednesday, October IS,
1916. The directors Of the associa-
| ton hold office until November, 1917.
| Mrs. Stewart Clark and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. H. Lloyd motored to Aledo
Monday, where the ladies will visit
| their parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Pet
ers, Mr.. Lloyd returning to Carthage
Wednesday. Mrs. Clark viii go from
Aledo to Champaign to join her hus-
band, who is attending the state uni
yersity.
! Mr. and Mrs. Hyram BIoyd and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Smith were auto
visitors to Keokuk Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Kimbrough,
| Chas Kimbrough and Mr.. and Mrs.
| Alvin McCallister of near Bentley,
passed through the city "Wednesday
enroute to Keokuk to attend the fall
celebration.
Attorney Warren II. Orr of Hamil-
ton was business visitor at the
court house Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Holzier of
Seldom, Kans., came the last of the
week for visit at the julius Bersin
home near Basco and visited in Car
thage Tuesday, having spent Monday
in Burlington with relatives Mr.. and
Mrs. Holzier left Wednesday for their
home, having made the trip in their
Chevrolet car.
| Miss Lamet of Warsaw was a bust
ness visitor to the city the first of
the week.
Mrs. Geo. Aleshire and daughter
Miss Marian, left Tuesday evening
for Excelsior Springs. Mo-, for stay
of three or four weeks, in the hope
of benefiting Miss Mariam's health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Davis delight
fully entertained the Young Ladies'
lCard club Tuesday evening at their