OBITUARY.

At the annual meeting of the Southern Illinois Dental Society, held in

Chester, October 21st, 1890, the following resolutions, expressive of

the sense of the Society, relative to the death of Dr. Homer Judd, and

Dr. M. D. LaCroix were adopted.

WHEREAS, The Southern Illinois Dental Society having learned with

profound regret of the death of Dr. Homer Judd since the last annual

meeting, the members in convention assembled desire at this time,

both individually and collectively, to testify to their high esteem

and great love for the life and character of the deceased. Much of

the success of the Society is due to his kind helping hand as one of

the founders, and the admirable rules and by-laws governing it, were

largely the work of his experience.

The members of the Southern Illinois Dental Society will ever hold in

reverent regard the memory of Dr. Homer Judd, and extend to his family

their respectful sympathy; and the Secretary is hereby requested to

advise the family of this action.

C. B. ROHLAND, }

T. W. PRICHITT, } _Committee_.

L. BETTS, }

WHEREAS, We have learned with deep regret and sorrow of the death of

our friend and professional brother, Dr. M. D. LaCroix of Lebanon,

Illinois, in the prime of his young manhood and usefulness in the

dental profession; it is hereby

_Resolved_, That in the death of this estimable young man, the

Southern Illinois Dental Society has lost one of its most earnest and

enthusiastic members, the world a useful and honorable citizen, and the

social circle a faithful and beloved companion;

_Resolved_, That our heartfelt sympathies are hereby tendered to the

family of our deceased brother, in the hour of their sad bereavement;

_Resolved_, That these resolutions be entered upon the records of this

Society, that copies be sent to the family of the deceased, and to the

dental journals for publication.

J. J. JENNELLE, }

C. C. CORBETT, } _Committee_.

R. H. CANINE. }

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