Tri-State medical journal and practitioner . land, Ore. Dr. A. H. Ohmann-Dumesnil, St. Louis. Dr. D. C. Brockman, Ottumwa, Iowa. Dr. H. C. Crowell, Kansas City. Dr. John A. Wyeth, New York. Dr. J. F. Percy, Galesburg, 111. Dr. John I. Skelly, Pekin, 111. Dr. David Cerna, Galveston, Texas. Dr. E. J. Brown, Decatur, 111. Mr. Clark Bell, New York. Dr. F. L. Haynes, Los Angeles, Cal. Dr. James A. Close, St. Louis. Dr. Pinckney French, St. Louis. Dr. F. Reder, Hannibal, Mo. 2 98 Original Articles. the best teaching* in all America will be found in this same MississippiValley. It was in the beautifu
Tri-State medical journal and practitioner . land, Ore. Dr. A. H. Ohmann-Dumesnil, St. Louis. Dr. D. C. Brockman, Ottumwa, Iowa. Dr. H. C. Crowell, Kansas City. Dr. John A. Wyeth, New York. Dr. J. F. Percy, Galesburg, 111. Dr. John I. Skelly, Pekin, 111. Dr. David Cerna, Galveston, Texas. Dr. E. J. Brown, Decatur, 111. Mr. Clark Bell, New York. Dr. F. L. Haynes, Los Angeles, Cal. Dr. James A. Close, St. Louis. Dr. Pinckney French, St. Louis. Dr. F. Reder, Hannibal, Mo. 2 98 Original Articles. the best teaching* in all America will be found in this same MississippiValley. It was in the beautiful city of Keokuk, Iowa—town of the Indianchieftains name—that the Tri-State was born. It was on November 13, 1891, that a call was issued for a meeting ofphysicians, to be held in Keokuk, forthe purpose of forming asociety whosemembership should be composed of regular physicians residing in South-eastern Iowa, Northeastern Missouri, and the adjacent part of accordance with this call, a large number of physicians assembled in. Dr. Robert H. Babcock, of Chicago, ICx-President of the Tri-State Medical Society. the Estes Hall, in the city of Keokuk, on November 24, 1891. A tempo-rary organization was effected by the selection of Dr. J. R. Hollowbush,then of Warsaw, 111., hqw of Rock Island, as President pro tempore; andDr. W. H. Newlon, of Ft. Madison, Iowa, as Secretary pro tempore. Acommittee of three—Drs. James Moores Ball and J. C. Armentrout, ofKeokuk, and Dr. J. R. Hull, of Sciota, 111.—was appointed to prepare aconstitution and by-laws. Dr. R. H. Fegers, of Keokuk, then read apaper, My Views on Eczema. Dr. C. E. Ruth, of Muscatine, Iowa,read a paper entitled, Laparotomy for Appendicitis. The present con- History of the Tri-State Medical Society. 99 stitution and by-laws were adopted. The constitution was signed by thefollowing: W. H. Newlon, W. T. Eckley, F. C. Roberts, Geo. P. Neal andJ. M. Casey, Jr., of Ft. Madison, Iowa; J. A. Scroggs, S. W. Moorehead
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