—Dr. Will Brown, son of Dr. L. S. Brown, of this city, departed this life September 14, 1905, in Chicago, Illinois, aged forty-four years and three months. "Doctor Will," as most of us knew him, was a man of sterling qualities, quiet, unassuming, but courteous and broad minded, and had the happy faculty of making friends and holding them. He was one of the brightest intellectual lights Knox county ever produced and was in the very prime of his life when called from earth. He graduated from the Rush Medical College, of Chicago, class of 1881, and had been practicing his profession there the past eighteen years. He had one of the best practices in Chicago until the disease which caused his death laid hold of him some months ago. His body cremated. The parents and family have the sympathy of the entire community in their bereavement.
Edina Democrat
Edina, Missouri
September 22, 1905
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Edina Democrat
Edina, Missouri
September 22, 1905
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—Dr. Will Brown, son of Dr. L. S. Brown, of this city, departed this life September 14, 1905, in Chicago, Illinois, aged forty-four years and three months. "Doctor Will," as most of us knew him, was a man of sterling qualities, quiet, unassuming, but courteous and broad minded, and had the happy faculty of making friends and holding them. He was one of the brightest intellectual lights Knox county ever produced and was in the very prime of his life when called from earth. He graduated from the Rush Medical College, of Chicago, class of 1881, and had been practicing his profession there the past eighteen years. He had one of the best practices in Chicago until the disease which caused his death laid hold of him some months ago. His body cremated. The parents and family have the sympathy of the entire community in their bereavement.
Edina Democrat
Edina, Missouri
September 22, 1905
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Edina Democrat
Edina, Missouri
September 22, 1905
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