Biographies:   Dr. Julius O. ARNSON, Eau Claire, Eau Claire Co., WI 

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Julius O. Arnson, M. D., was born in this city July 3, 1888, a son of 
Martin and Johanna (Eck) Arnson, both of whom were born in Norway but
reared in Eau Claire, where they married and where the father has been 
connected with the R. J. Kepler Company for about twenty years.  Mr. and
Mrs. Arnson have a family of three children:  Julius O., the subject of
this sketch; Anna, now Mrs. F. W. Anderson, and J. Martin.

Raised in Eau Claire, Dr. Arnson acquired his primary education in the
public schools of the city, which was supplemented by a thorough course
at the Wisconsin University.  He obtained his medical education at the
Northwestern University Medical College in Chicago, from which he was
graduated with the class in 1911.  After spending a year and a half as
interne in the hospitals of Chicago and Minneapolis, he located at Osseo, 
Wis., in 1912.  In May, 1913, he went to Minneapolis, Minn., remaining
in practice there until January 1, 1914, when he returned to Eau Claire,
associated with Dr. E. E. Tupper, practicing with him until he moved to
Kimball, Minn.  He is a member of the Eau Claire County Medical Society,
the Wisconsin State Medical Society, and the American Medical Association,
and the Osseo Lodge, No. 213, Free and Accepted Masons.

--Taken from "The History of Eau Claire County, 1914, Past & Present",
page 340.