The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-25

| partment went to Oklahoma on Friday
in the interest of her claim.
| c. D. Roberts, of the bookkeeping de-
partment, has been forced to quit for the
present owing to poor health.
Bert Dewing and Magic Warner were
among the former students who called
during the week.
Miss Nellie Mosley of the bookkeeping
department was called to her home in
Oklahoma on Friday by the serious i'll
ness of her father.
Mr.. Anderson. a brother of Bessie An
| derson of the shorthand department, was
a caller this week. He has been in Ken
lucky and Virginia for the last six years
and was on his way home for visit
II. s. Guthridge. of Kingman. a partner
OF the father of Merton Handy, Of the
! bookkeeping department. called Saturday.
Mr.. Crane. of Indiana. and his cousin.
! Raymond. formerly of the actual business
department called Saturday.
R. D. McAlister of the actual business
department. WIS absent this week attend
ing a wedding in his home town. Carmen,
o. T
! letter was received from Miss Ivah
/ Wire former student of Prof. Hibarger,
| in which she states that she has fine
! position in a bank in Medford, at a lucra-
tive salary. Her brother. Edgar. is pur-
suing the bookkeeping work and is get
ting along nicely.
New students this week were: Herbert
Smith. Emil Laurent. Daisy D. Stanley,
John D. Johnson and Clyde Drake.
Wichita Commercial College Notes.
Mrs. Dickson, sister Of Mr. Morton,
who is pursuing the commercial course,
made surprise call on her brother the
fore part of the week.
Mrs Kent Merry has dropped out of
the school for the present and accepted
a position with the Mcknight Hardware
company of this city.
Prof. DeHaven gave a most excellent
talk at the Wednesday morning chapel
exercises He was listened to with rapt
attention.
Prof. c. F. Adams called during the
week
Miss Anna Duffield of tho shorthand
department accepted a position as STEM
ographer and bookkeeper for the Holland
Yeast company if this city on Wednesday
This company recently located in the !
city.
Mr. Mossman, a former pupil, returned |
to complete his shorthand course We'd |
nesday.
Four more new Remington typewriters !
were placed in the typewriting depart |
ment the past week, to meet the increas-
ed demand.
Miss Maude Mosher, assistant princi
la,, aVt,, ant IL.
a most excellent talk at Thursday morn
ing chapel exercises. Her practical re-
marks were highly appreciated by the
students.
Mr. Gilbert of the shorthand depart
ment was made happy by a visit from his
father Thursday.
The following persons weer visitors
during the week: Miss Florence Flower
the renowned singer of the city, DR. Jack
son of Baltimore. and Mr.. Shaw of this
city.
Among the old students to call the past
week We're noticed the following: c. NJ.
Wood, II. Guthridge. Roy Allen. F. L.
Baker Ivah Andrews, Julia Winderlin
and Florence Cole, who sang a beautiful
solo at Friday morning chapel.
II was decided Friday morning to hold
a valentine social at the college Friday
evening, February b. The following stu
dents weer appointed to act a commit
tee on program: Misses Osborn, Hupp,
Kaselo ond Messrs. F. Mcdaniel and
Howell.
Mr. Geo. F. Eaton, former graduate.
now travelling for the Johnson Larimer
Dry Goods company, made a pleasant
all Saturday.
Carpenters worked all day Saturday
md far into the night placing the bank
ng fixtures, recently bought OF the
Fourth National bank, in position. The
are delighted with the improve
nents.
The new students to enroll during the
week were F. ]. Van Buskirk, Millie
olummer and c. F. Hertlein.