THORWALD LARSON

For over a quarter of a century Thorwald larson has been
engaged in the practice of law in Holbrok, during which 
period he has not only enjoyed a large and lucrative 
practice but has also risen steadily in public esteem. He 
was born in Utah in 1871 and is a son of George and Hannah 
(Thompson) Larson, who went to that state in 1863, resided 
there for many years and at length retired and moved to 
Phoenix.  Mr. Larson attended the public schools of Utah, 
completing his classical education in Salt Lake Seminary 
and the University of Utah.  In 1889 he entered the railway 
mail service, which line of work he followed for ten years.  
In the meantime he had devoted his spare time to the study 
of law and on examination was admitted to the bar of his 
native state.  He practiced there until 1902 when he went 
to Yuma where he spent a year.  In April 1903 Mr. Larson 
came to Holbrook where he has since been actively engaged 
in professional work.

In 1897 Mr. Larson was married to Mary Evarts of Salisbury, 
Vermont. He is a stanch democrat in his political views and 
has maintained a good citizen's interest in public affairs.  
Cordial and affable in manner and sincere in all of his 
relations with his fellowmen he has honored his profession 
by able and honorable services and commands the uniform 
respect of all who know him.

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