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M. B. Cook - Madison Parish, Louisiana 

From Tallulah Madison Journal August 21, 1915

M. B. Cook.

Mr. M. B. Cook, one of Madison most popular business men, died at the Sanitarium in Vicksburg Sunday 
night. Mr. Cook had been indisposed for several days, and went to the Sanitarium for treatment but 
his friends had no idea that his illness was so serious. Sunday night he was taken violently ill and 
death followed in a few hours. 

Mr. Cook been a valuable employee with the Maxwell Yerger company at Mounds, and was held in high esteem 
in the business and social affairs of this parish. 

The remains were carried to his old home in Mississippi, near Utica, accompanied by a number of 
friends from this parish.