Furman University - Bonhomie Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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 iSever unprepared. Jvmks Mkhiuiky Brannon. A hard student: returned to his home for a few years: was engaged in business with his father, now Principal of the best High School in the State. Paige is fond of telling jokes yet. How dnn a foundation. Myron Earnest Brockman:.- After several year of hard study he wandered off and was found asleep in the deep.” When aroused from his slumbers he said. I wil(J) so(o n marry.” He :s now living hapi y—with his. and is a most successful farmer. You way get the wedding garments ready. Howard Enoch Chapman.—He returns to his home after a few years course in Northern medical schools and takes up his father's practice: he increases in popularity, a very successful physician, (’hap.” is now married and wears as sweet a smile as ever.

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 ( in’ me some terbaeea II. ki»: : Robinson Chapman . I- an easygoing old fellow, a fairly good preacher, is popular with hi' congregation, and lives happily with his better-half at his country home in a fine section of Southern Georgia. “They that £tn cnt the most make least noise. Hunts Tov Cox.—Is a steady man. deep thinker; after spending a while at home, takes a course in Columbian University. He i» now Professor of Philosophy in one of our Southern college . Let me have audience for a word or two:' Hokacr Johnston Cxouch.— Horace suffered a great deal from hcart-Burn(s). He studied law fur several years and gradually built up a fine reputation as a criminal lawyer; his people have honored him with many offices and he is popular in hi State.

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 Thtre lies deal of deviltry beneath that calm exterior. I). N'ixo.v Dorn—Niek.—I- the Miiallcst mail in the ch » in body): a business boy, be is in the mercantile business. a good financier, and is doing well. Xot to-day—I’ll do it to-uwrroxv. Hknrv Hoixi.vsworyii Harris—Harry.—Read Jaw for a few years, then got in with a lawyer of fine reputation and lias worked himself u(i to be tlic leading member of the Greenville bar; has twice l eon a Representative in the House and on his next run will make a dose shave for Governor. Forsooth a great mathematician.v Sami'ix Alrxakhkk Moorr—“$« .”•-Taught school for several years, and was very successful; but his nature seemed to call him to a quiet life on the farm, where he has all that tends to make happy—i$ a good farmer ami has a loyal friend in hi wife.