Bio of Elmer Larson (b.1885)Wabasha Co., MN

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Elmer Larson, who is engaged in farming with his brother Joseph in Mazeppa 
Township, was born in this township, May 19, 1885, son of Andrew and 
Christina (Johnson) Larson. He acquired his education in the district 
school, and like his brother Joseph, worked a number of years for his 
father. Coming into possession of land on his parents' death, he has 
since increased his holdings, and now owns 385 acres in sections 27, 28 
and 21, Mazeppa Township. He and his brother Joseph live together and 
operate their farms in business association, being equal owners of the 
stock, horses and machinery. They have fine buildings, and have acquired 
a reputation for industry and enterprise, which qualities have placed 
them among the the well to do citizens of their township. They are 
religiously affiliated with the Methodist Episcopal church.

Note: This biography was taken from the book "History of Wabasha County" 
copyrighted in 1920.