Dentist of Denison, Iowa, located in this city November 10, 1891. He is a native of Princeton, Iowa, having been born October 4, 1868, son of John and Harriet (Culbertson) Osborn, now of Denison. Our subject was reared in Adair county, where he received his education, and at sixteen began the study of dentistry with Dr. F.M. Swain, of Stuart, Iowa, entering the State University dental department in the fall of 1887. He passed an examination before the Iowa State Board of Examiners, held at Des Moines, May, 1889, and received permanent license. Previous to this time he was associated with Dr. W.J. Phillips, at Greenfield, Adair county, where he continued until the fall of 1889, when he located at Audubon, Iowa, remaining there for two years, continuing his practice. At that time he disposed of his business to Dr. J.E. Clarke and removed to Denison, after some months spent in traveling on the Western coast in search of a suitable location. He is a young man of much ability, and has by his proficiency built up an extensive practice during his short stay in Denison, and his pleasant rooms in the H.C. Laub Block are crowded with patients. The Doctor is a stanch Democrat and loyally supports the principles of that party. He is a good business man, an excellent dentist, and will make his mark in the city of which he is an honored inhabitant.