WISCONSIN PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION.
FIFTH ANNUAL MEETING AT MADISON, AUGUST 5-7.1884
Despite a comparatively small attendance the first day, the afternoon session developed considerable interest and when, on the following
day, many new arrivals appeared, the meeting manifested its usual animation and demonstrated that the association had enjoyed
substantial growth during the year. President Sumner presided with skill and dignity. The other officers proved by their reports that their
election was well-deserved. Large as it was, the attendance would unquestionably have been much larger had it not been for the proximity
of the national attraction at Milwaukee, many druggists finding themselves unable to attend both meetings and naturally, this year, giving the
latter the preference.
TUE8DAY MORNING SESSION.
The meeting was called to order at 10:30 o'clock, President Sumner, of Madison, in the chair. On motion of Secretary Heiinstreet the roll-call
and reading of the minutes of the meeting were dispensed with. The Secretary read the following applications for membership: Daniel Lynk,
Cumberland, W. A. Grinmer, Mauston, H. A. Fisher, Baraboo, A. F. Fisher, Baraboo,W. E. Williams, Cambria, Peter Beule, Beaver Dam, A. O.
Ellis, Brooklyn, E. C. Ryall, Augusta, L V. Lewis, Sun Prairie, E. W. Beebe, Tomah, A. J.Goddard, Chippewa Falls, K.T. Rostad, Blanchardville. On
motion, the secretary was instructed to cast ballot of the association for their election.
A Committee on Exhibits was appointed as follows: John A. Dadd, Milwaukee, Geo. Bauman, Oshkosh; A. A. Pardee, Madison. After further
informal business the Association adjourned to the afternoon.
FIFTH ANNUAL MEETING AT MADISON, AUGUST 5-7.1884
Despite a comparatively small attendance the first day, the afternoon session developed considerable interest and when, on the following
day, many new arrivals appeared, the meeting manifested its usual animation and demonstrated that the association had enjoyed
substantial growth during the year. President Sumner presided with skill and dignity. The other officers proved by their reports that their
election was well-deserved. Large as it was, the attendance would unquestionably have been much larger had it not been for the proximity
of the national attraction at Milwaukee, many druggists finding themselves unable to attend both meetings and naturally, this year, giving the
latter the preference.
TUE8DAY MORNING SESSION.
The meeting was called to order at 10:30 o'clock, President Sumner, of Madison, in the chair. On motion of Secretary Heiinstreet the roll-call
and reading of the minutes of the meeting were dispensed with. The Secretary read the following applications for membership: Daniel Lynk,
Cumberland, W. A. Grinmer, Mauston, H. A. Fisher, Baraboo, A. F. Fisher, Baraboo,W. E. Williams, Cambria, Peter Beule, Beaver Dam, A. O.
Ellis, Brooklyn, E. C. Ryall, Augusta, L V. Lewis, Sun Prairie, E. W. Beebe, Tomah, A. J.Goddard, Chippewa Falls, K.T. Rostad, Blanchardville. On
motion, the secretary was instructed to cast ballot of the association for their election.
A Committee on Exhibits was appointed as follows: John A. Dadd, Milwaukee, Geo. Bauman, Oshkosh; A. A. Pardee, Madison. After further
informal business the Association adjourned to the afternoon.
WISCONSIN PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION.
FIFTH ANNUAL MEETING AT MADISON, AUGUST 5-7.1884
applications for membership
Augusta-E.C. Ryall
Baraboo-A.F. Fisher, H.A. Fisher
Beaver Dam-Peter Beule
Blanchardville-K.T. Rostad
Brooklyn-A.O. Ellis
Cambria-W.E. Williams
Chippewa Falls-A.J. Goddard
Cumberland-Daniel Lynk
Mauston-W.A. Grimmer
Sun Prairie-L.V. Lewis
Tomah-E.W. Beebe
FIFTH ANNUAL MEETING AT MADISON, AUGUST 5-7.1884
applications for membership
Augusta-E.C. Ryall
Baraboo-A.F. Fisher, H.A. Fisher
Beaver Dam-Peter Beule
Blanchardville-K.T. Rostad
Brooklyn-A.O. Ellis
Cambria-W.E. Williams
Chippewa Falls-A.J. Goddard
Cumberland-Daniel Lynk
Mauston-W.A. Grimmer
Sun Prairie-L.V. Lewis
Tomah-E.W. Beebe
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