The Life of Adam Look
An old gentleman named Adam Look died at his residence on Santa Fe Avenue, night, after quite a long sickness.
Olathe Mirror
August 25, 1881
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Olathe Mirror
August 25, 1881
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DEATH OF AN OLD CITIZEN.
We are sorry to record the decease of an aged citizen and Patron. Mr. Adam Look, one of the earliest settlers in this couty, having first located at Black Bob, where he was long and favorably known. He died in this city on Friday last after having suffered severely for about two weeks, from an acute disease which baffled the efforts of the most approved medical skill. A post mortem examination conducted by Drs. Woodward, Eggleston, Bickford, Hamill, and Wilson, discovered the disorder to be cancer of the stomach; which, of course, could not he removed nor arrested in its progress by the best-directed medication. A fatal result was inevitable. Mr. Look was sixty-eight years of age.
The Kansas Patron
August 25, 1881
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We are sorry to record the decease of an aged citizen and Patron. Mr. Adam Look, one of the earliest settlers in this couty, having first located at Black Bob, where he was long and favorably known. He died in this city on Friday last after having suffered severely for about two weeks, from an acute disease which baffled the efforts of the most approved medical skill. A post mortem examination conducted by Drs. Woodward, Eggleston, Bickford, Hamill, and Wilson, discovered the disorder to be cancer of the stomach; which, of course, could not he removed nor arrested in its progress by the best-directed medication. A fatal result was inevitable. Mr. Look was sixty-eight years of age.
The Kansas Patron
August 25, 1881
Page 5 col 1
