Dr. Henry B. McKenzie arrived in Enid September 16, 1893 and immediately took care of two persons with broken legs. He also delivered the first baby born in Enid on September 30, 1893. Her name was Enid Mae McKenzie Hungate. Dr. McKenzie had a long beard extending almost to his knees. However, he usually kept his beard neatly tucked up under his chin with hair pins. It is interesting that the first Bermuda grass lawn in Enid was started by them from a shoe box of grass brought from Texas.
(Photo with description was purchased from the estate sale of Darrel E. Keahey, an old-time Enid photographer, by Betty Jo Scott)
