The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-08
Wichita Colleges
Notes of Wichita's
Educational Institutions.
Wichita Commercial colleae Notes.

Miss Percle RlILenOur -cOLAlNlel0o -AASA
course in shorthand and typewriting FIJI
day and is one of the best qualified young
ladies in this city, having finished both
complete courses.
Mr.. Winnie, Sr., III company with Mr.
C. Crouch OF Stonordsville, Kan, called
during the week and looked through the
different departments Of the school and
were delighted with the practical Plan Of
the work.
The following old students called dur
ing the week: Messrs. Newman, Reyn-
oIds Whitelaw, Hillyard, Vaughn, Bish-
CD and Wright
Mr.. Callahan, a friend OF Mr.. Miracle,
from Kingman, called Friday and visit
ed the college.
Mr.. Reppert, agent for the Remington
typewriter. at Kansas City, Mo-, in COM
pany with MIR. Jacobs of this city, called
during the week.
Messrs. Lear and z. Tanner of this city
were the new pupils to enroll during the
week.
FazeI-Adams Business College Notes.
Miss Mary Lyman has been doing stem
ographic work for Frank Dyer of the
Massachusetts Life Insurance company,
during the week.
Messrs. James Reynolds and Clarence
Neuman. former students of Prof. Hi
barger, made a very pleasant call Mon
day. Mr. Reynolds is bookkeeper in
bank at Norwich. Mr.. Neuman is con-
Quoting a furniture and undertaking es-
Establishment at the same place. Mr.. Neu-
man visited the city for the purpose Of
securing a marriage license. having be-
come tired of bachelordom.
The Messrs. Fred Belden, James Clark,
Francis Healy, J. P. Healy. Ernest Stin-
son, A W. Cummings and the Misses
Florence Putnam, Mary Lyman and Lily
Peters made an excursion to Geuda Sun
day.
Mr.. Draper, member of the city school
board. passed few pleasant hours with
US Monday.
Miss Florence Green1ee of the Wichita
Produce company has returned from a
visit to her claim in Oklahoma, where
she has been for a few days, and made
q pleasant call Tuesday.
Misses Abbie Campbell, Minnie Stewart
and Nora Hawkins went TO their homes
in Kingman last Saturday, where Miss
Stewart was detained on account of sick
ness and Mrs Hawkins by the death OF
her grandfather.
Miss Mary Nichols enjoyed q visit from
her aunt on Monday.
Miss Mertie Gray spent Memorial day
at Dodge City, where she took a promi-
nent Fart in the program.
The Misses Mary Brown and Mary Cal
houn Of Valley Center called on Thurs
day
Catharine Campbell and Margaret ia
mieson have taken up the work of the
commercial department.
Mr.. Carl Biting. who has been absent
on account of high school examinations,
is back at his desk again.
The Misses Fannie Belden and Lily Pc
tiers called Wednesday.
New students are as follows: Eugene
johnson. Jean Ross Grace NJ Ball. VIII
liam Browder, Lulu Manuel, Cora West.
Ray rutland.
Mr.. J. NJ. Sweet returned Tuesday to
finish his commercial course. Mr.. Sweet
has been absent weig=ng mail for Uncle
Sam.
Mr.. Tess McHarg returned from his
visit to Woodward o. T.. and is again
hard at work
Jesse Rogers is spending the week with
his mother in Newton.
Mr.. Perle Hambric, who has been alb
sent on account of sickness, is back at
his desk again.
The ball team met their first defeat at
the hands Of the Friends team by superb
or field work and lucky hit by Senter.
the Friends catcher. Score. 5 TO s. This
makes honors between the schools even. |
AS the Friends have disbanded for the |
season. we presume the tie will not be !
played of this season.
Diplomas were issued this week TO J. |
H. Ferguson of the commercial depart |
ment and Joel Tucker, Helen Wright
and Lizzie Miller Of the shorthand de-
partment
n. G. Fox Of the commercial depart /
ment left for his home in wellington |
last week. He will return later to finish
his course.
Mr.. J.H. Ferguson completed the course
of study prescribed for the commercial
course with a grade of 80 81. Mr. Fergu-
son has been a very industrious student
and has made a fine record during his /
stay with us.
Mr.. S. E. Hunt was called to Sterling
on Tuesday to load a threshing outfit
there Mr. Hunt is an expert in this line. |
having followed the business for several 4
years.
NJ. F. Whitlow Of Haviiand. Kansas. a /
former student of Prof. Hibarger. made |
quite a lengthy visit with US on Satur- /
day
Joel Tucker is filling the position Of |
roadmaster's clerk in Superintendent |
Wehbs pffice at the Missouri Pacific de-
pot.