Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-05-14
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J. Raymond Dryden is son of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Dryden, OF this city.
He was born in Johnson county and
attended school at Iowa City in the pri-
mary department three months. Upon
the family moving here he commenced
in the primary room and after twelve
years of school work, has passed
through all the grades. He is fair
ly good student and talks some of
going away to college. He is one of
the best athletes ever in the high
school. He has become partner
with his father in the livery business.
John Horning, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Horning, was born atManning.
He attended primary school there two
or three days, but did not get fairly
started until they moved here, when
he entered our primary department
twelve years ago, passing successive
ly every grade. John has had many
difficulties to contend with, poorhealth
a part of the time being one hindrance,
but perseverance and industry have
helped him through. He has learned
type setting and has helped in the RE-
PUBLICAN office vacations and out of
school hours the past two years. He
thinks of entering Parsons College.
Isabella Mcfarland, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John McFarlane, was
born in Guthrie Center but commenced
her school life in the primary depart
ment here, passing all the grades.
She is good student and excels in
music. Her parents now live at st.
Joe, Mo-, having moved there recent
ly, and she is planning to take adj
vanced work in music there.
Elmer V. McKarahan, son of Mr..
and Mrs. j. NJ. McKarahan, was born
in Audubon. He has passed from the
primary to the graduating class and
is thorough and successful student
While not eXcelling particularly in
one line, his work was well balanced,
being low in nothing. He contem-
plates entering Iowa college, of Grin
nell, this fall
Mamie Elizabeth Michael was born
in Iowa but moved to Milledgeville,
Illinois, with her parents. AT the age
OF six, being left without a mother.
she came here to live with her grand
mother and her aunts, the Mcclure
sisters, going through all the school
grades here. She is a good student
and is strong in music She is plan
ming to teach
Frank l.. Mott, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. c. Mott, was born near What
Cheer and commenced in the primary
at What Cheer. Four years he attend
cd lower rooms in Upton and coming
here six years ago, entered the sew
enth Nroom, remaining there few
months and going in the eighth room
the rest of that year. He then spent
five years in the high school He is a
good scholar and plans toentcr Simp-
son College this fall.
Nettie Pearson was born near Man
ming There her school life common
ced. Later she attended at Denisop
and coming here four years ago to
live with her grandmother, Mrs. Cos
son, she has gone through high
school. She is good student and is
planning to teach.
L. Matt Rippey, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Loud Rippey, was born at Winterset,
but entered the primary room here
and successfully passedall the grades.
He is a good student and good ath-
lete, eScelling as short distance run
ner. He expects to take course
in pharmacy.
Frank &. Sampson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. III. Sampson, was born in vi
ola township aud went through the
lower branches in the country school.
The past five years he spent in the
high school here. He is good stu
dent and a vocalist ofability. He con-
templates attending college, starting
this fall, but is not yet sure whether it
will be Anu'Arbor, going there with
his brother Harry, or Cornell Col