The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-30

ness.
The telegraph boys are quite enthusi-
astic over basket ball. Quite number Of
them joined the Y NJ. c. a. this week
Mrs. Scudder called Monday. relative TO
placing her son Robert in the telegraph
department. He viii enter school soon.
DR.. Jones OF this city paid the college
a pleasant visit and stated that several Of
his friends would enter school about the
first OF December.
The new students this week are J. ].
McAIullin. Robert Seudder, E. G. Green,
D. " Runkle and 0. L. Van Tuyi
Students spending Thanksgiving at
home are Roll Nighswonger Of Viola, Ed
gar Never of Winfield, Erna Huff Of Der
by, John Nestor Of Valley Center, Ralph
Coate Of Ponca City. o. T., and Miss
Ida Holm OF Goddard
Mr. Roy Sanford a former student
now in the employ of the Santa Fe az
Cunningham. gao US pleasant call Mon
day Mr. Sanford expresses himself as
well pleased with his position and the rail-
road work
Mrs. Finney of Mulvane called Tuesday.
relative TO placing her daughter in the
telegraph department Mr. Finley is a
railroad man. and being impressed with
the great demand Tor operators, thinks
it is a good vocation for his daughter to
learn.
MI Elmer Mandigo, a former gradu
ate of this college, gave Us a pleasant
surprise by calling on Us Friday. He in
forms Us that he has accepted q position
here with the Postal Telegraph compa-
ny. Mr. Mandgo has for some time been
in the employ of this company at St.
Louis but owing to his mothers i'll
health ne IS glad to get back 10 Kan
sas
The W T. c club net at the home of
Miss Garlic Friday evening on South
Lawrence. At the business meeting the
following officers were elected: ". y.
Harvey, president; Miss Nellie Mead.
vice president; Miss Z. b. McAdoo, secre-
tary and Mr.. Edgar Meyer. treasurer.
After this meeting refreshments were
sered and al left having spent a very
pleasant evening.
Mrs c. Z Jones paid the college a
pleasant visit Saturday morning and ex-
pressed herself as bein ghighIy pleased
with the Improvements recently made in
the school.
Mr.. r. D. Jones, who was associated
with the school last year, now in the en-
ploy of the Missouri Pacific railway. has
Just been promoted and now enjoys q
SO position at Iuka, Kansas
Wichita Commercial College Notes.
A large number Of students went home
to spend Thanksgivin.
A spelling match by Miss Aoshers class
was very Interesting Wednesday after
noon.
Miss Pearl Winch recent graduate in
the commercial and shorthand depart
ments. was up Tuesday, bidding her
many friends good bye before going to
Denver. where she will spend the winter
with an aunt
Mr.. d. w. Cave gave an excellent reel
tation at the Tuesday morning exercise.
Mr. S. c. Caldwell, a former student.
called Tuesday. He is holding a very
fine position in the Farmers bank at
Persimmon, Q. T.
The students by almost unanimous vote
decided Wednesday morning to have ten
days vacation during holiday season.
School closes the day before Christmas
and opens Monday following New Year.
Time of all studnets viii be extended.
Prof. De Haven was invited to deliver
an address on the Model Bookkeeper'' at
the bookkeepers convention at Emporia
Tuesday. He returned Wednesday morn
ing and reported an excellent time.
Professors Robins, Freeman. De Haven,
Thomas. Mrs. Thomas and Mr.. Harry
c. Randall. are attending the CONNER
ciaI Teachers. convention at Salnia
Mr.. Geo. Shields of the shorthand de-
partment is down with the typhoid fe-
yer at the Wichita hospital. His many
friends are hoping for his speedy recov-
cry
Mr.. Linden Dickson. a former pupil
made social call on Tuesday. His
brother is pursuing the commercial
course and is getting along nicely
The following persons enrolled Monday:
G. E. Scifridge. T. F. McGraw. a. L.
Stubs. Charlie .stearns and Mrs. c. P.
Lloyd.