Hawthorne, Julian, Ed. "The History of Washington: The Evergreen State from  
Early  Dawn to Daylight." New York, American Historical Publishing Co., 1893. 
p.  684.

PECK, M. RAY, physician and surgeon, of Kettle Falls, Wash., was born in 
Wallace, Steuben County, N. Y., the son of Marcus A. Peck, a dry-goods 
merchant and a native of Massachusetts, and Lucinda M. Jones, born in Empire 
State.  Young Peck was educated at the Canistco Academy, New York, where he 
remained until he reached the age of eighteen.  He then entered the Universty 
Medical College, graduating in April, 1890, and began the practice of his 
profession at Greenwood, N. Y.  After a few months, however, he removed to 
Kettle Falls, wash., investing considerably in city property there and 
returning to the practice of medicine, which he still continues.  The walls of 
Dr. Peck's office are adorned with diplomas, evidences of scholastic triumphs 
in the fields of physical diagnosis, microscopy, etc.  He is a young man of 
undoubted ability in his profession, and gathering an increasing clientage in 
the arena of his choice.

Submitted by: Jenny Tenlen

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