The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-07
Wichita Colleges
Notes of Wichita's
Educational Institutions.

Eagle.
Prof. J. z. Drlscon. a former teacher
made a pleasant call Monday
Mr.. E. d. Wright. who has been repre-
senting The college i'll southern Kansas
and Oklahoma during the summer, called
at the college Monday
Nj. B. c. Wood, who has completed
the commercial course and taken UP the
shorthand course. went TO the territory
Monday. to prove up on very valuable
claim. He was successful in proving his
claim and returned Friday to school
Prof ". I. Thomas engrossed set OF
resolutions for the Masonic lodge this
week. that were admired by all who saw
them.
Mr.. Swingle a. brother-in-law Of Mr.
Fred L. Baker, of the shorthand depart
7nent, called during the week
Miss Nelson, Of the shorthand depart
uent. has been doing stenographic work
FOR Judge Stanley during the week.
Mr.. R. W. Campbell completed the full
commercial course Thursday and left for
his home at Lawton, o. T., Friday, where
his training viii be put in practice by
taking care Of large business, Of which
he is member Of the firm. Mr.. Campbell
IS Q most excellent young man and GER
tafnIy has a very bright future before
him.
The following old students made pleas
mt calls during the week: Louis Bulk
Icy, Edward HInyard, Ben Narrower,
clyde Elliott. W. S. Bradley, J. A. Rankin
Claude Burns. Thomas Vincent and
Misses Jennie Babbett, Percy Rittenour,
Marion Dean and Katie Pennypacker.
Miss Grace Gard, Of the shorthand de-
partment, did stenographic work for At
torney Sullivan, the forepart OF the week.
Mr I W Crum. who has been pursuing
the regular commercial course during the
suramer months. left Saturday for his
home. near Sedgwick, where he begins
Reaching next Monday. He viii return in
the spring 20 completet his course.
Rev Jally, OF DERBY. made q business
call on Saturday. lie looked through the
different rooms and was highly pleased
with our splendid facilities for training
young people fer Hfe's duties.
Messrs. Smith and Hallingsworth, of
Sumner county. with their sons called
Thursday and arranged for the complete
commercial course.
The following persons have enrolled for
the fall and winter terms: Harry r. Mar
tin. Hazel Dutton. Rossie Himebaugh,
Ira Stanley, Oliver Warrender Douglas
AIcNicol. Anna Pearl Mckee. Cecil Ed
dards. Belle Caller. J. a Morrison. West
Holland. Katie Camien, J. G. Shelly, c.
a Lacy. r. J. Hennigs, J. A. Benson. /
=. w Felkner. 3. HolIingsworth and
Everett Smith.
FazeI-Adams Business College Notes.
The Messrs. Ledbetter. Feel and Leon
ara of the Eldorado ban team made
pleasant call on Monday.
Otis Carter of the shorthand depart
ment has accepted a position with the
--icago Photo Company at Gypsum City.
by the score OF S to 3 our bail team
met defeat at the hands of the Clear
water team on Labor day. Our boys did
not play their usual game and the Clear
water team won the game by their heavy
batting. our team played at Clearwater
OF Friday and Saturday. but we have
been unable to learn with what success. /
The following sre the new students 10
enroll during The week: c.. T. AIouser. 4.
J Patton Newton; NJ H. Burke. Dan
VILE; Ralph Tomb Dolly Brockus. Min
ME Browder Frank Schubert. c. b.
Schubert. Grace Wnkie, Emma Miller.
Susie Burress. Elizabeth EzeI Leila
Bank, Wichita; Eugene Lewis. Caldwell;
Ross Armstrong. Eldorado; w G. Fora
ker. Belle PLANE. f. J. Vets. Augusta:
Minnie Saubble. Cedar Point. and Frank
Hermes. Wetherford. O. T.
The following former students have re-
entered TO complete their courses: RoHa
Cammerrer. n. G. Fox, Leslie Glchrist
a. c. Lambe and Margaret Jameson.
Mr.. S. =. Hunt has accepted a position
rs bookkeeper for the r. S. Fowler Hard
ware and Implement company of Still
water. and departed Friday for that
place.
Mr.. Nolan Of Des Moines spent a few
pleasant minutes with us Thursday.
Mr.. c. T. Baker. who is at present do
!ng court reporting work at Greensburg.
a been nominated for the Office of
county attorney on the Republican ticket
Of Comanche county.
Mr.. Rutherford, a former student. now
travelling agent for the Acme Harvester
company. made a pleasant call Friday.
on Friday. Sept - there VIII be held
in the rooms Of tho college an entertain
ment consisting II musical selections.
recitations. speeches. etc. Tho gold prizes
which have been offered for the best work
during the year viii then be awarded.
The prizes are: Penmanship (besO. 81:
penmanship most Improvement. 80.
rapid calculation. SO; touch typewritiuE.
s. All students and friends of the
school should be present and should
bring any others who are interested ia
this work.
Mr. II z. ShufeIberger. "A former stu
dent of Prof. f. A. Hibarger. a resident
OF Clearwater. made pleasant can sat
urday.
Mr.. C. A. Bruner has accepted a posi-
zion with tho Ams6en Lumber. company
n Alva Okla
Miss Zetta Montgomery has re-entored
a. complete her course in shorthand.
while Mr.. c. T. Keller OF the comm rcisf
department has tal1en mp The study of the
crooks snd turns
Miss Florence Baker "a teacher I'm the
public schools Of Columbus and a cousin
O. Prof. w w. Hiharser. stopped over
Tor a few hours wh1e on hey way home
from vacation IN Colorado
Miss Nageio Warmer. formerly ~ The
commercial department made q pleasant
oan FRIDAY aud informed us that She
would enroll fer Tho fun shorthand course
shout November
Nr. DAlm2n Hess has re-entered fo- adj
va2cea work IN The Shorthand depart
ncnt.