The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-05

of their regular stenographer, Miss Hall.
a former graduate.
Dr. Hoss gave short talk to the stu
dents Friday morning He is organizing
a special class in elocution among the
students.
Prof. Charles D. EHinberger Of West
Virginia university made a very pleas
ant visit 10 the college Friday forenoon.
He is much pleased with this western
country, especially Wichita. and may 10
cate here permanently.
The following persons enrolled during
the week: Ralph Carton. Adele Roth.
Lolita Pease. Nellie Pease, r E Al
baugh, Grace Wilkinson, o. Blaze. I. H.
PEARS and c. E. Evans
FazeI-Adams Business College Notes.
The new students are taking hold Of
| touch tyDewriting in a way TO gladden.
the heart of Prof. Price
Mr. Whitow, former student of Prof.
F. A Hibarger made a pleasant call Mon
day.
Miss Maggie Warner and c. E. Baker,
both former students called Tuesday
Mr.. Baker is on the Republican ticket
Of Comanche county for oce and is at
present watching his interests in that
region.
W. E. Phillips is assisting with the
work in the commercial department since
the September rush has begun.
Miss Margaret Jameson was called TO
her home near Clearwater on Friday
by the sickness of her mother. She ex-
poets to return in a couple of weeks.
Messrs. Truman Blake Robt McAi-
lister. F E. Smith. V. NJ. Briggle, Louis
auffman, H. c. Falk and Miss Nina Pres
sy have rturned to complete their courses
Miss Ella Harrison and Mr. Benny
worth have been doing special work dur
ing the week
Dillman Hess. formerly of the short
hand department wOs called to eGary. O.
T., by the serious illness of his sister.
Mr.. B. NJ. Stansberry called a couple
of times during the week to renew old
acquaintances
c. N. French has been forced to Quit
school for the present owing to the
rush of business at his home in VIM
field
Mr. Robt. Logan has returned from his
visit in Sterling. eli pretends that he
had fine time but all the same ne
seems glad TO have got back to work
Miss Stella Painter. a prominent teacher
of Anthony, made a pleasant call Friday
evening
The fair is over and all the students
have returned to their work with re-
newed vigor The work has not been
materially delayed and every one is con.
graduating US on the arrangements that
were made.
Dated Washington, D. C, via Protec-
ton, ansas.
To Charles f. Baker.
Greensburg, Kansas.
Civil Service Commission has consid-
cred your. eligibility for appointment Of
and typewriter at nine hun
dred dollars per annum, Mine Depart
ment Washington. Wire whether you
would accept if appointed and earliest
date you could report for duty.
By direction of secretary of War.
J. c. Churchill.
Acting Chief Clerk War Department.
The above is a copy Of a telegram re-
'eived by Mr.. Baker during the past week .
and will explain itself
Fred Belden called Saturday. He has
decided to attend school this winter &C
either Lewis Academy or Paramount.
Prof. z. w. Van Kirk Of the Salt Lake
City Business College of Hutchinson,
made a business call during the week.
Rev DR.. Sargent of the Congregational ;
'hurch of this city called Saturday with Z
some work.
New students are as follows. Bernlce /
8urrus Hetty Jewett Will Knox. Ce- {
istia Sheriff, Milda Cove, J. w Babb s
larry Matthews, Grace Arnett. Zadie
Price. John a. Benson. Faye Dennis. F.
\ Hicks, o. F. Mclean. 3. F. La Bar, q
3 F. James. Jas. \. Bickel. Blanche /
hide, Fred McAIillen, Gilbert Kendall, a
Robert Med. Ralston. Fred l. Clinesmith.
fannie B. Ryan, T. Y. Long. Carrie Holm
nd Chas. Fox and Cora Leichardt. Y
they say shat the ostrich can digest ston,
nd broken glass. We wonder # an ostrich =
yer tried to digest an American. r-15sh?- 3
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