The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-07
Wichita Commercial College Notes.

and Mrs. Huxtabe and Mr.. Fuller of
Kansas City.
Wichita Commercial College Notes.
, Mr.. Frank Radcliffe. a former student
made pleasant call on Monday. He
is now filing a very responsible position
at eHnnessey. Okla, as a result of ths
thorough training received while in this
school q few years ago.
Miss McDermott. of the shorthand de-
partmcnt. accepted a position as steno-
! grapher for Attorney Bailey on Monday.
Miss Letta Osborne, of the commercial
| department, gave an excellent recitation
at Tuesday mornings exercises. 1t was
/ highly appreciated.
/ Teh following old students returned
to school during the week. Messrs J.
/ II. PEARS. Clarence Blades, George How
ell and Mr. Warren.
/ Mr. F. l. Smith. a recent student.
and who has a fin position at the Union
Stock Yards made a social cali during
the week TO renew old friendships. Miss
Julia WindeTlin also made a pleasant
cali and placed her brother in school for
the fun commercial course
Mr. AIonzo Stilley. former pupil of
Prof. Robins. called Tuesday on his way
10 California. Ell lives at elliott, Kan.
New ones to enroll this week were:
Mrs. c. P Lloyd NJ Lewis, JOS. Win
derlin and Harry Fifer.
Mr. s. A. Wallace. a former graduate,
from the commercial and shorthand de-
partments made d very pleasant call
Wednesday. He IS at the head of an en-
cheering corps for the Santa Fe rail-
road and has been down in Mem Mexi-
co for the past year ellis going TO
Dodge City TO construct a road for his
company Steve. as ne was known in
school, is fast coming to the front.
Prof Freeman gave a fine outline Of
the state commercial Teachers Associ-
alton at Salina, Kan. last week. His
talk was very interesting
; The convention meets in the rooms of
the Wichita Commercial College next
Thanksgiving.
The following old students made social
calls during the week Mrs. Mabel Young
and Misses Grace Gard and Jessie eDan.
Messrs Fred Baker, Linden Dickson and
+. A Hibarger.
a new Remington tabulator was placed
in the typewriting department during
the week for the accommodation of the
students.
Fazel-Adams Business College Notes.
Miss Leota Coleman has accepted a
position with Nessly and Rucker of Null
vane
Mr. DUNCAN. manager of the NJ. K. &
T. Telephone company, and several ladies
called and inspected our work They
were much interested in the typewriting
department
on a test this week Mr.. Francis HeaIy
Of the shorthand department. wrote POI
words per minute, which he easily read
back. The test was on entirely new mat
ter
Mrs. Joseph Brubacher visited the
school this week and expressed her pleas
ure at seeing so many bright young peo-
pie.
Mr.. Frank Bennyworth, Of The short
hand department, is reporting the meet
ing of the Kansas and Oklahoma I'M
piement Dealers association this week
Rev. Mr. Robertson and family of New
kirk. called during the week while on
their way to Jewel City and enrolled his
taking a course in shorthand at the pres
ent time and he is wei pleased with her
work
The convention of the Special Techers
association. which convened at Salina
during last week. was well attended and
a good program was rendered. 1t was
decided TO meet in the rooms of the Com
merciaI college at this place next year.
officers chosen from this place were: F. !
a. Hibarger. secretary; T. w. DeHaven !
and c. r. Adams, committeeman. The !
state Accountants association viii meet |
here at the same time.
Prof. Limerick of Winfield. and a friend |
OF Prof. Fazel. was a welcome caller |
Friday. He is field secretary of the Win
field Chautauqua
VIM. Browder has been on the sick list |
this week. but has now recovered.
The spelling classes have been review
ing preparatory to examinations this
week. The classes have been doing good |
v ork and some good grades will no doubt |
be made at the examination Monday /
evening.
Thanksgiving is over and the students
have nearly all returned to their work /
On Tuesday evening the class in parlia- |
mentary drill and extempore speaking. /
Under the direction Of DR. Hoss. gave /
an entertainment and debate to their |
friends. The program consisted OF a /
couple of selections by the Mandolin /
club. recitation by Miss Josephine /
Bowers. and 4 debate by the members Of /
the class on the question Resolved. 1
That woman should be allowed to be a I
bread winner Those taking part in the /
debate were. W S Williamson. curt
Hurst c. Z. Fazel. r. A.-fIfbarger. Claud +
Moore. and Mr.. Harvey affirmative. and /
Ray Rutland !. C. Temple. Fred McMu- /
len. Robt NcAIlister and ". W. Hibarger
negative. The question was left unde-
cided- a vote of thanks was returned {
to the Mandolin club for their assistance. +
8Ir- s. y. Wallace. a former student.
made short call this week He is now
a civil engineer on the \. T. & 5. F. At .
a salary of S.Soo year. For the last
year he has been in New Mexico
Nessrs. Burke and Fox. of the book
keeping department. are spending q short
vacation at their homes. the former at
DsnVille and the latter at Newton
zen f7cl-n OF the snQtthand department, (
IS doing special work FOR ". Il. Norris.
or this city
Miss Lulu Goss. a former student of
the shorthand department called this
week. She IS stonosnpner Ter the Min
neapohs Harvester company. ar III Reno,
o. r. ar q fancy salary
on saturday afternoon the High School F.
and the W. 3. c teams met on The Hess
field ana as result the score was 5 TO
Q i'm favor OF the Hieh School. A couple
III the boys were iniu~ed fn The fereparr +.