The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-04

ents having moved there from Oklahoma
Mr. Clyde Rea OF the commercial de-
partment went to his home at Wellington
Monday on the sick list.
Miss Julia Winderlin, a recent graduate
from the commercial department called
Friday for a visit with her former class
mates and teachers
Mr.. Peter Taylor. from Ohio. called
during the week. He is making his an
nual visit to look after a large land IN
terest he has near Goddard. Kan M
TAYLOR is enthusiastic on practical edu-
cation. having been a teacher many
years. and was well pleased with our
plan of work.
! Mr. Harley Hughett, who took part
of the commercial course last year, has
been employed to teach in the Wichita
Business college of this city.
The following persons commenced their
courses during the past week: Misses
Houston. Bell. Paris. Messrs. Bell, Fuller
and Potts. making the total number en-
rolled to date 1900 IN eight years.
FazeI-Adams Business College Notes.
r. A. E. Branham of the actual busi-
ness department has gone TO act as time
| keeper for a railroad company
Mr. Shive of Burton called on Friday
| TO see his friend Mr.. Stone, Of the short
hand department. He made short Nlsie'
looking over the banking work here MI
Shive has been employed in the Bank OF
Burton for the past two years.
Mr.. Charles Rickard, late of our scnooi'
has secured position with Uncle sam
weighing out mail from Fort Scott
The Rev. Mr.. King. superintendent OF
missions for the Universalist church o.
Kansas. called on Thursday.
Mr.. Bert Dewing has been absent from
schoo several days on account OF ton
silitis.
Mr. Mid Manuel has been absent fol
the past week. While away he had th'
sad experience of following his sister
in-law and nephew to the grave
Mr.. Harley Heughett OF Sedgwick ha'
been employed as assistant teacher IL
the actual business department. MI
Heughlett will devote his mornings L
shorthand.
, letter received from Prof. Temple
2 now OF Des Moines. Iowa, where he l
= taking special advanced work in pen
, manship under the wizard of the pen
as he styles Prof. Courtney, states tina
= he is progressing nicely and he and Mi
= Courteny are fast becoming warm frleno'
r He also says that the Iowa business col
c lege Of that city does not compare at a
. with the w B. c. except in its per
= manship work. He doesn't seem to Tx
@ the city so well as the Peerless Pin
>. cess. either. Too smoky and dirty.
Mr.. S. NJ Belden of this city and n
: daughter, Mrs. Brown of Ava .. l
= called on Saturday morning. Mrs. Brow
n and her husband are both teachers an
:. are proving up on fine claim near Alv'
i Mr.. Fred Belden went to Valley Cent'
on Saturday. to take part in family II
Al union over Sunday at his old home.
The following students have enroHf
= during the past week: Chas. E. Garriso
= Claud Moore, Bertha Drollinger Graz
Robertson and Harley Heughett.
: Mr.. Field z. Smith this week complete
the course in bookkeeping and actu
business and will leave for his home
In Perry, 0. T, on Sunday evening.
Smith is one of the youngest students
N school and one of the brightest. hayii
p graduated with an average grade OF
per cent He will return in the fan
&c complete the shorthand course.