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Biographical History of Cherokee County, Iowa
W. S. Dunbar & Co., Chigago - 1889

[page 439-440]

   C. A. S. PROSSER, Physician and Surgeon, Marcus, Iowa, was born in
   Her Majesty's Dominion of Canada, January 29, 1864, and is the son
   of H. C. and ANN E. (WADE) PROSSER, natives of Canada and the State
   of New York, respectively. Our subject is the youngest of a family
   of six children, and was reared in the place of his nativity.  He
   obtained his education in the grade schools of Ontario, and at the
   age of seventeen years entered the office of his brother, W. O.
   PROSSER, M. D., who is a graduate of McGill University, Canada; he
   also received his degree in Edinburgh and London, and is now prac-
   ticing his profession in Le Mars,Iowa; he is probably one of the
   most thoroughly educated physicians in Northwestern Iowa. In 1885
   C. A. S. PROSSER entered Bellevue Hospital Medical College, New
   York City, taking the regular course, and also a special course in
   chemistry and microscopic work.  He was graduated with the class of
   1887, and immediately thereafter located at Potsdam, New York. There
   he had practiced six months when he was called to take charge of his
   brother's practice during his absence in California, which lasted six
   months.  In the spring of 1888 he came to Marcus and succeeded Dr.
   ALFRED RAYMOND, and has since built up a substantial and profitable
   practice.  He is a competent practitioner, and his efforts have met
   with gratifying success.  Dr. PROSSER was united in marriage July 3,
   1889, to Miss CLARA RAYMOND, a daughter of James and MARY (BAKER)
   RAYMOND, natives of Canada.  Mrs. PROSSER was born June 21, 1864.
   She and her husband are worthy and consistent members of the Metho-
   dist Episcopal Church.  Politically the Doctor casts his votes with
   the Republican.


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