From "History of LaPorte County, Indiana, and its Townships, Towns and Cities" Jasper Packard
published by S. E. Taylor & Co., LaPorte, in 1876
"The present Dr. Annis was born May 19, 1860, in LaPorte and received his education in the local schools, supplemented by a thorough professional course at Rush Medical College, Chicago, where he graduated in 1881. He has been in the practice in his native city since graduation and has achieved great success in his work. He is unmarried and occupies the large brick residence in ample grounds at the edge of the city. Here he has for many years been accustomed to take patients requiring special treatment and close attention, and has given them all the advantages of modern hospital methods together with the comforts and conveniences of a delightful home "where town and country meet." The doctor has his downtown office in the postoffice block. Except the term as coroner mentioned above he has occupied no elective office, but his high attainments have been recognized in many appointments with which he has been favored. He has served on the county and city boards of health, being chosen as secretary of each and also as secretary of the local United States pension examining board with which he has been identified for the past 16 years. He was selected by the Lake Erie and Western Railway Company as its local surgeon after the death of Dr. L. C. Rose, the former surgeon, and many of the leading life insurance companies rely upon his examinations. He holds membership in such learned societies as the American Medical Association, the Indiana State Medical Society, the LaPorte County Medical Society, the Medico-Legal Society of New York, the National Association of U. S. Pension Examining Surgeons and the International Association of Railroad Surgeons."
published by S. E. Taylor & Co., LaPorte, in 1876
"The present Dr. Annis was born May 19, 1860, in LaPorte and received his education in the local schools, supplemented by a thorough professional course at Rush Medical College, Chicago, where he graduated in 1881. He has been in the practice in his native city since graduation and has achieved great success in his work. He is unmarried and occupies the large brick residence in ample grounds at the edge of the city. Here he has for many years been accustomed to take patients requiring special treatment and close attention, and has given them all the advantages of modern hospital methods together with the comforts and conveniences of a delightful home "where town and country meet." The doctor has his downtown office in the postoffice block. Except the term as coroner mentioned above he has occupied no elective office, but his high attainments have been recognized in many appointments with which he has been favored. He has served on the county and city boards of health, being chosen as secretary of each and also as secretary of the local United States pension examining board with which he has been identified for the past 16 years. He was selected by the Lake Erie and Western Railway Company as its local surgeon after the death of Dr. L. C. Rose, the former surgeon, and many of the leading life insurance companies rely upon his examinations. He holds membership in such learned societies as the American Medical Association, the Indiana State Medical Society, the LaPorte County Medical Society, the Medico-Legal Society of New York, the National Association of U. S. Pension Examining Surgeons and the International Association of Railroad Surgeons."
From "History of LaPorte County, Indiana, and its Townships, Towns and Cities" Jasper Packard
published by S. E. Taylor & Co., LaPorte, in 1876
"The present Dr. Annis was born May 19, 1860, in LaPorte and received his education in the local schools, supplemented by a thorough professional course at Rush Medical College, Chicago, where he graduated in 1881. He has been in the practice in his native city since graduation and has achieved great success in his work. He is unmarried and occupies the large brick residence in ample grounds at the edge of the city. Here he has for many years been accustomed to take patients requiring special treatment and close attention, and has given them all the advantages of modern hospital methods together with the comforts and conveniences of a delightful home "where town and country meet." The doctor has his downtown office in the postoffice block. Except the term as coroner mentioned above he has occupied no elective office, but his high attainments have been recognized in many appointments with which he has been favored. He has served on the county and city boards of health, being chosen as secretary of each and also as secretary of the local United States pension examining board with which he has been identified for the past 16 years. He was selected by the Lake Erie and Western Railway Company as its local surgeon after the death of Dr. L. C. Rose, the former surgeon, and many of the leading life insurance companies rely upon his examinations. He holds membership in such learned societies as the American Medical Association, the Indiana State Medical Society, the LaPorte County Medical Society, the Medico-Legal Society of New York, the National Association of U. S. Pension Examining Surgeons and the International Association of Railroad Surgeons."
published by S. E. Taylor & Co., LaPorte, in 1876
"The present Dr. Annis was born May 19, 1860, in LaPorte and received his education in the local schools, supplemented by a thorough professional course at Rush Medical College, Chicago, where he graduated in 1881. He has been in the practice in his native city since graduation and has achieved great success in his work. He is unmarried and occupies the large brick residence in ample grounds at the edge of the city. Here he has for many years been accustomed to take patients requiring special treatment and close attention, and has given them all the advantages of modern hospital methods together with the comforts and conveniences of a delightful home "where town and country meet." The doctor has his downtown office in the postoffice block. Except the term as coroner mentioned above he has occupied no elective office, but his high attainments have been recognized in many appointments with which he has been favored. He has served on the county and city boards of health, being chosen as secretary of each and also as secretary of the local United States pension examining board with which he has been identified for the past 16 years. He was selected by the Lake Erie and Western Railway Company as its local surgeon after the death of Dr. L. C. Rose, the former surgeon, and many of the leading life insurance companies rely upon his examinations. He holds membership in such learned societies as the American Medical Association, the Indiana State Medical Society, the LaPorte County Medical Society, the Medico-Legal Society of New York, the National Association of U. S. Pension Examining Surgeons and the International Association of Railroad Surgeons."
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