Dr. Rollie L. Anderson
(Transcribed by Jim Thoma)
Dr. Rollie L. Anderson, osteopathic physician, with well appointed and finely equipped offices at '3091!z Main street, is one of the popular professional men of Cooper county. Dr. Anderson was born at Pleasantville, Marion County, Iowa, May 28, 1881, and is a son of Samuel and Mary Elizabeth (Courtney) Anderson, both natives of Iowa.
Samuel Anderson was the son of John Anderson, a native of Scotland and was born in 1858. He became a merchant and was successfully engaged in mercantile pursuits at Pleasantville, Iowa, until 1910, when he located in Des Moines, at 1500 Linden street. He married Mary Elizabeth Courtney, a daughter of John Courtney, the son of Irish parents. To Samuel Horton and Mary Elizabeth Anderson were born three children: Albert Franklin Anderson is engaged in the real estate business in Minnesota; George Anderson is deceased; Rollie L. Anderson subject of this review.
Dr. Anderson was educated in the public and high schools of Eldora, Iowa and completed his high school course in 1899. In 1901, R. L. Anderson went to Minnesota and was engaged in the lumber and general mercantile business until he decided to study for his chosen profession. He studied the science of osteopathy at Kirksville, Mo., for four years and graduated from this famous school in 1916.
Soon after receiving his diploma Dr. Anderson located in Boonville and outfitted a splendid suite of offices where he cares for a large and ever increasing practice.
Dr. Anderson was married in November 1903, to Miss Mary Andrews, of Silver Creek, Minn., a daughter of Anthony Andrews.
Dr. Anderson is a republican and is fraternally affiliated with the Knights of Pythias, the Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, and the Modern Woodmen of America and has made many warm and steadfast friends during the years which he has spent in Boonville.
(Transcribed by Jim Thoma)
Dr. Rollie L. Anderson, osteopathic physician, with well appointed and finely equipped offices at '3091!z Main street, is one of the popular professional men of Cooper county. Dr. Anderson was born at Pleasantville, Marion County, Iowa, May 28, 1881, and is a son of Samuel and Mary Elizabeth (Courtney) Anderson, both natives of Iowa.
Samuel Anderson was the son of John Anderson, a native of Scotland and was born in 1858. He became a merchant and was successfully engaged in mercantile pursuits at Pleasantville, Iowa, until 1910, when he located in Des Moines, at 1500 Linden street. He married Mary Elizabeth Courtney, a daughter of John Courtney, the son of Irish parents. To Samuel Horton and Mary Elizabeth Anderson were born three children: Albert Franklin Anderson is engaged in the real estate business in Minnesota; George Anderson is deceased; Rollie L. Anderson subject of this review.
Dr. Anderson was educated in the public and high schools of Eldora, Iowa and completed his high school course in 1899. In 1901, R. L. Anderson went to Minnesota and was engaged in the lumber and general mercantile business until he decided to study for his chosen profession. He studied the science of osteopathy at Kirksville, Mo., for four years and graduated from this famous school in 1916.
Soon after receiving his diploma Dr. Anderson located in Boonville and outfitted a splendid suite of offices where he cares for a large and ever increasing practice.
Dr. Anderson was married in November 1903, to Miss Mary Andrews, of Silver Creek, Minn., a daughter of Anthony Andrews.
Dr. Anderson is a republican and is fraternally affiliated with the Knights of Pythias, the Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, and the Modern Woodmen of America and has made many warm and steadfast friends during the years which he has spent in Boonville.
Dr. Rollie L. Anderson
(Transcribed by Jim Thoma)
Dr. Rollie L. Anderson, osteopathic physician, with well appointed and finely equipped offices at '3091!z Main street, is one of the popular professional men of Cooper county. Dr. Anderson was born at Pleasantville, Marion County, Iowa, May 28, 1881, and is a son of Samuel and Mary Elizabeth (Courtney) Anderson, both natives of Iowa.
Samuel Anderson was the son of John Anderson, a native of Scotland and was born in 1858. He became a merchant and was successfully engaged in mercantile pursuits at Pleasantville, Iowa, until 1910, when he located in Des Moines, at 1500 Linden street. He married Mary Elizabeth Courtney, a daughter of John Courtney, the son of Irish parents. To Samuel Horton and Mary Elizabeth Anderson were born three children: Albert Franklin Anderson is engaged in the real estate business in Minnesota; George Anderson is deceased; Rollie L. Anderson subject of this review.
Dr. Anderson was educated in the public and high schools of Eldora, Iowa and completed his high school course in 1899. In 1901, R. L. Anderson went to Minnesota and was engaged in the lumber and general mercantile business until he decided to study for his chosen profession. He studied the science of osteopathy at Kirksville, Mo., for four years and graduated from this famous school in 1916.
Soon after receiving his diploma Dr. Anderson located in Boonville and outfitted a splendid suite of offices where he cares for a large and ever increasing practice.
Dr. Anderson was married in November 1903, to Miss Mary Andrews, of Silver Creek, Minn., a daughter of Anthony Andrews.
Dr. Anderson is a republican and is fraternally affiliated with the Knights of Pythias, the Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, and the Modern Woodmen of America and has made many warm and steadfast friends during the years which he has spent in Boonville.
(Transcribed by Jim Thoma)
Dr. Rollie L. Anderson, osteopathic physician, with well appointed and finely equipped offices at '3091!z Main street, is one of the popular professional men of Cooper county. Dr. Anderson was born at Pleasantville, Marion County, Iowa, May 28, 1881, and is a son of Samuel and Mary Elizabeth (Courtney) Anderson, both natives of Iowa.
Samuel Anderson was the son of John Anderson, a native of Scotland and was born in 1858. He became a merchant and was successfully engaged in mercantile pursuits at Pleasantville, Iowa, until 1910, when he located in Des Moines, at 1500 Linden street. He married Mary Elizabeth Courtney, a daughter of John Courtney, the son of Irish parents. To Samuel Horton and Mary Elizabeth Anderson were born three children: Albert Franklin Anderson is engaged in the real estate business in Minnesota; George Anderson is deceased; Rollie L. Anderson subject of this review.
Dr. Anderson was educated in the public and high schools of Eldora, Iowa and completed his high school course in 1899. In 1901, R. L. Anderson went to Minnesota and was engaged in the lumber and general mercantile business until he decided to study for his chosen profession. He studied the science of osteopathy at Kirksville, Mo., for four years and graduated from this famous school in 1916.
Soon after receiving his diploma Dr. Anderson located in Boonville and outfitted a splendid suite of offices where he cares for a large and ever increasing practice.
Dr. Anderson was married in November 1903, to Miss Mary Andrews, of Silver Creek, Minn., a daughter of Anthony Andrews.
Dr. Anderson is a republican and is fraternally affiliated with the Knights of Pythias, the Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, and the Modern Woodmen of America and has made many warm and steadfast friends during the years which he has spent in Boonville.
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