GUE, ARTHUR EDWARDS – Biographies – History of Homeopathy

     UE, ARTHUR EDWARDS, Detroit,
Michigan, was born in Neponset, Illinois, April 29, 1868, son of George Wesley and Anna (Roberts) Gue. He attended the public and high schools of
Peoria, Illinois ; obtained his literary education in Onarga Seminary, Onarga, Illinois, from which he graduated in 1887. Later he completed the
three years’ course in the Chicago Homœopathic Medical College, graduating with the degree of M. D. in 1891. Since 1893 he has engaged in general
practice in Detroit, with surgery as a specialty. He was interne at Grace Hospital, Detroit, from 1891 to 1893, and is attending surgeon and
vice-president of its medical board ; is lecturer on surgery in the Detroit Homœopathic College ; was city and county physician from 1895
until 1897, and surgeon to the Detroit house of correction in 1894. He was appointed during the Spanish-American war, by Governor Pingree, surgeon in
charge of hospital trains of the Michigan troops. Dr. Gue is now surgeon for the H. N. Loud Lumber Company, and for the Au Sable & Northwestern
Railroad Company. He is a member of the Detroit Club. He married Jennie Eliza Strong, October 4, 1893, and they have a daughter, Grace Strong Gue.

Source : History of Homœopathy by William Harvey King