The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06
Wichita Colleges
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Notes of Wichita's
Educational Institutions.
Wichita Commercial College Notes;

Wichita Commercial College Notes.
Profs. Price, Adams and Hlparger nlaoe
a business call on Saturday
Miss Grace Wilkinson, principal OF the
touch typewriting department is enjoying
q short vacation this week she VIII as
sumo her duties again on MONDAY.
Mr.. Edward Hiilyard, former gradu-
ate. has accepted a position with the
Johnson-Iarimer Wholesale Dry Gooos
Company of this city
Mr. KAY Hennings finished his final ex
animation in the commercial department.
during the week and received his diploma
Thursday. After a short vacation he Will
take I'D the shorthand course.
Mr. a. II. Geissler of Carmen, o. T., was
q pleasant caller on Wednesday. He en-
Moved Miss Mable Fetrow Of the short
hand department as stenographer Tor the
First National Bank of Carmen Mr..
Geissler is attorney and vice-president
for the bank Miss Fetrow left Thurs
dav 10 assume her responsible duties
The following old students were wei
come callers during the week: Misses Ce-
ella Whtlock. Myrtle Bixon, Faye Hen
dirk Iyah Andrews. Letta Osborn, Cora
Nelson. Bertha Southwell. Mabel Youn-
kin: Messrs. Menefee, Dickson, McDan-
Eel and Evans
Miss MolIie Plumber of the shorthand
5enartment was called Thursday to take
= position with the Ross Bros. Seed Co..
of this city
The following new students enrolled
this week: Harry Austin, Zeta Paraols'
Clifford Wheat, Clara Walter, joe A
Braitscll. Milton Smith, ID. NJ Jones ana
Ruby Snow. while the following former
students returned 10 complete their
courses: Virgil Marsh. Alva Doty. Mar
tha Reeder. Nettie Mcintyre, L. n.
Smith.
Rev. Brown called Tuesday to see MT
Amos. who is pursuing the full CONNER
cial course. He was well pleased with
the school
Wichita Business College Notes.
Miss Gladys Parrett is doing the steno-
graphic work for Deal & Trent of this
city.
Miss Nina Pressy is doing special work
Tor the Brooks Tire Set Co.
The class in arithmetic took the final
examinations this week. In the advanced
class Miss Alice Palmer carried off the
honors with a grade of ninety-eight per
cent The beginning papers have not yet
been graded but some good grades are
looked for. New classes will be organized
Monday morning
Preston Hume of the shorthand depart
ment has begun the work IN the DOCK
keeping department.
Miss Retta Wymore left for her home
in Kingman Tuesday evening where she
will spend about a month vacation before
again entering the work of the shorthand
department.
MSS Ora Loomis, a former student
visited with US a short time Thursday.
She is at present stenographer for the
Johnson Buckner Co, at Dallas, Texas.
Her sister. Urah, has position with the
Bryant Bros wholesale house at the same
place.
Among the callers this week We're: Miss
TIealy. Alice Derrick, Prof. Scott. Prof.
Alder. Prof Todd and Mr.. Hossfeld.
Miss Carrie Holm, former student,
called and made arrangements to again
take up her course in the bookkeeping
department.
Band practice will be taken up again on
Tuesday evening at eight o'clock. We
should like to see all who have instru-
ments and those who are interested turn
out
San examination in rapid calculation was
given the class last Friday and as re-
suit, several succeeded in making grades.
Prof. r A Hibarger has again taken
charge of the commercial law class after
an absence of two months.
The specimens in penmanship contest
are all in and the awarding of the prize
will soon take place.
New students this week are: Lois Tack
well, Jessie Gum. Arthur Lyons. Myrtle
Nurry Idah Starr. G.. r. Hoff. Guy Bat
rershaI. Leo Lobsitz. James Blocher, -.
Clark. Eva McMurray, Miles Blanchard.
Harry Howard and J. w. Reilly; return
ing: f. S. Hinman. Robt Carter and
Kathleen Stanford.
Harry Norris has been absent for sew
araI dave on acco1lnt of outside work