The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-12-04

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Urion City Business College Locals.
Prof. j. A. Karnes, formerly of
Blue6eld, w. Va, but recently from
Nashville, Tenn, in which place he
has been engaged as accountant in
one of the large wholesale estab-
lishments, and who is an expert
bookkeeper and an experienced
teacher Ct businesscollege branches,
arrived IN this city Monday morn
ing to take charge of the CONNER
cial Department of the Union City
Business College made vacant by
the serious illness of Prot. ]. w.
McCormac. Prof. Karnes is gen
tleman of splendid ability and comes
to Union City with the highest en-
dorsements from men of Influence
al d financial standing in both his
home city and in Nashville, and we
extend to him a warm welcome dur
ing his stay in our little city.
The attendance at the Union City
Business College is still increasing,
and the pupils are doing most ex-
cellent work in every department,
there being now enrolled sixty six
students from many different sec
tions of the country. The manage
ment of this institution and the fac
ulty extend a cordial invitation to
the citizens of Union City to visit
the school at any time, assuring
them that they will be pleased with
what they see IN the busy reci4a-
ton rooms of. this fast-growing in
stitution.
Mr.. Mark Forester entered the
I Union City Business College on
Monday for a complete course in
shorthand and bookkeeping and is
making fine start in his work.
Mr.. Forester is one of our most
worthy young men, and we predict
tor him a bright future in the bust
ness world alter having completed
in this college.
Miss Cornelia Norton, the efficient
shorthand teacher of the Union
CITY Business College, reports that
the work in her classes during the
past week has been exceedingly
gratifying, many of the pupils be-
ing able to take dictation, after on
ly few weeks instruction, at the
rate of 100 words per minute. This
is splendid showing, considering
the fact that many business colleges
cannot bring their students up to
this speed III dictation in less than
five months. The system of short
hand taught in this school is one
that cannot be excelled IN any 9th
er in the South, and the pupils are
all very mu.h in earnest and decid-
eddy in love with their work.
We are informed that many pu-
pills from a distance will be enrolled
in the Union City Business College
imm -diately after the holidays and
that the enrolment in a few weeks
will have reached the 100 mark.
This, in itself, is evidence sufficient
that the instruction given in this
school is OF such a character as to
excite the admiration of those de-
string business education, and we
expect that IN a short time the
management will be compelled to
enlarge their quarters in order to
accommodate the many new pupils
who may come infbr the work. No
school in the lafs offers better in
id5es at1ts to 3ung men and wo-
tfn is offered by the Union
PfSSc ness College, and we ad-
tesiri"g to qualify them
position