The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-31
Wichita Collie ges
Wichita Commercial coileqe Notes.
fietes of Wichita,s
Educational Institutions.

Wichita Commercial College Notes
Pref D. S. Crane Of Conway Springs
called during the week
Miss Zodie Price Of the shorthand de-
parunent was called 10 her home By tele-
gram OF Wednesday.
Mr. E L. Smith and Misses Gard and
Shilling returned 10 school Monday, after
& short vacation.
Mr.. J. v. Ames OF Topeka made pleas
ant cal Friday
The following old students called dur
ing she week: Messrs. Covault Burns,
ToeE5s. Wright. Cunningham. Prof Ro-
maize and Misses Rxon. Winch, WI
Hams. Bruner and Winderiin-
8ir. Prftchard called Friday 10 visit 8lr.
Shelley, his brother-in-Iaw, who is tax
ing the fun years course.
Miss Julia Wluderlin. a recent graduate
from the commercial department. has ac-
cepttd q position as bookkeeper and cash
fer FOR z large furniture house in Pond
Creek. Oklahoma, and viii assume duties
next week.
Miss French Of Peck was a visitor Fri
DAY.
Mr. Hall OF Potwin. q cousin Of NJ. Nc
Daniel. made pleasant call Friday. Ell
VIII teach this fall aad winter and take a
course next spring
Reverend Thomas Lawrence, who was
student OF Prof Robins over twenty years
ago. called Thursday and arranged to
have his son, who is now IS years old,
take . complete course under the diree-
ton Of his old teacher
Mrs. Lawrence. who was also a stu
dent Al the same time her husband took
his course. Prof Robins is very. grateful
for this continued bond Of friendship.
The annual melon social Of the college
vas held on the lawn of Prof. Robins
Friday evening and was very enjoyable
affair large number Of present and
past students thoroughly enjoyed the hos
pitality OF Mrs. and Prof. Robins, and
were profuse IN their appreciation OF the
excellent time they had.
Miss Katie Camien and Air. West HoI-
land enrolled Saturday
Mr c. A Burney OF the shorthand de-
partment has accepted a position as stem
ographer for the Rock Island Railroad.
Hiss Minnie Harrison Of the shorthand
department has accepted a position as
stenographer for the Fidelity Insurance
company OF this city
Prof. ". L. Thomas and Miss Ova Gar
ton. who have been taking a short va
csdop. viii each take W their regular
work with renewed energy on Tuesday
The old students are looking forward
with great Interest TO their return.
FazelAdars Business College Notes.
Mr. 5. D. crane. editor Of the Reflector,
ard proprietor OF the Normal and BUSH
ness college at Conway Springs. called
Monday.
Prof WIN G. Price and Carl Rogers
are putting in their weeks vacation with
the FL Dorado baseball team. They have
played this week at Mcpherson and
Hutchinson.
Curt Hurst, Rolla Canfmerrer and
Henry Brinkmeier have neentered school .
&c complete their courses
Dr. and Mrs. Barkafow Of Rose Hill.
called Tuesday 10 see their daughter.
Miss IEez, who is pursuing the short
hand course
Miss Lizzie johnson has accepted a
position With M Marshall, OF the
western sales pee OF the Crossett Lunl-
Der company. of this city. Miss Ella
Harrison has been doing the work for the
Houston Lumber company. where Miss
johnson formerly worked the typewriter
Miss Pressy was called to her home
near Chetopa, o. T. by the Illness of
her mother.
The Business College baseball team viii
close their season by a game with Clear
water team on Labor Day at this place.
The Clearwater team have lost only one
game this season and that one was lost
To our team so they viii naturally try
20 redeem themselves.
Miss Florence Putnam returned from
her eastern trip on Monday. She reports
having a fine time while there.
Mr.. B. ". Stansberry has accepted a
position at Childress. Tex, as stem
ographer and clerk IN The administers
Office
Fred BeIden has accepted position
with the :. s. Clark Implement company.
Al Caldwell. and viii bessin work there on
Monday
Miss Ellen lawrence is doing steno-
graphic work for Crcwson & Julian
lawyers. OF this city.
NJ. C. II. French. q the commercial de-
partment. is spending a short vacation
al his home in Winfield
The following persons called during the
week. Louis Bulklsy. Ray Reeves.
whitewater; J. Parkinson. city. Asher
Goodrich city, Ross 2. Adams. city;
Todd Huber. Augusta; Frank Cunningham
Newton. Hayward Morrison. e Dorado:
Misses Simpson and Johnson. Wellington:
a r Kirk. Clearwater. and Rodolph
Toews. Newton.
Miss Mary Lyman IS doing stenographic
work for the IndepenEe Telephone COM
Pany. OF this city.
Mr.. Fred Belden was treated TO a sur
prise Friday evening when he was en-
ticed 10 the home oc Mr.. A. l. Lyman.
on North Topeka. where he found quite
. number OF studenzs and teachers as
sembIed. 10 give him a farewell reception.
A thoroughly good time was enjoyed by
al and ali Departed at "A late hour.
wishing Mr.. Belden success n his new
fed OF work. and expressing their appre-
ciation Of the host asses. the Misses Ly-
mar.
Nr. ". I. Weaver. = former student
OF the commercial department. now with
The drmm Of r X. Weaver & Son. ship
Pe7s ard growers Il fruits and vegetables
made very plea SAINT call on Saturday.
Mr. Weaver Informs Us that during the
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