Biographies:  Guy E. CLARK, DDS, Eau Claire, Eau Claire Co., WI 

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Guy E. Clark, D. D. S.  Among the able doctors of dental surgery in Eau 
Claire county, none stands more prominently than does Dr. Clark.  He is a 
native of Minnesota, born in Winona, August 28, 1878, a son of Asbury B. 
and Julia (Van Alstine) Clark, both natives of New York state.  The parents 
moved West and settled in Winona Minnesota, in 1860, and were numbered 
among the sturdy pioneers of that section.  Soon after their arrival at 
Winona, the father engaged in general contracting, was successful in his 
business, and still makes his home in that city.

Dr. Clark was reared and received his primary education there in the public 
schools; he began the study of dentistry in a dental office in 1896 and 
remained there in study and gaining practical experience for five years.  
He then entered the college of dental surgery at Milwaukee, where he took 
a three years' course, graduating with the class of 1903.  After his 
graduation, he spent two years in the practice of his profession in that 
city, after which in 1905, he moved to Eau Claire, where he at once began 
to receive a fair share of clientele, which has constantly increased until 
now he has probably as large a practice as any dentist in Eau Claire county.  
Possessed of a studious nature, Dr. Clark is a close student, continually 
reading up in his profession, thus keeping thoroughly in pace with the times 
and well posted on all new discoveries in modern dentistry.  He is a member 
of the Wisconsin State Dental Association and the Chippewa Valley Dental 
Association.  Socially he is a member of the Masonic Order, Eau Claire Lodge, 
No. 112, the Eau Claire Chapter, No. 36, R. A. M., and the Eau Claire 
Commandery, No. 8, Knights Templar.

On September 7, 1906, Dr. Clark married Miss Maude Moore, daughter of John 
and Margaret (Kelley) Moore, of Eau Claire, and their pleasant home on Third 
street is the center of attraction of their many friends in the city.


--Transcribed from "The History of Eau Claire County, 1914, Past & Present", 
pages 674 & 675

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