The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-10

| plans for outdoor sports and recreations,
but when the flowers, fruits and grains
are perfect. they viii forget all these
! trivial disapointments while enjoying
! Natures bouateous harvests.
| The last word received from Miss Bar
| nett stated that he mother was resting
comfortably and speedy recovery was ezo-
/ pected.
Reviews for final examinations are in
| order Rhetorical and oratoTical abili-
+ ties are being tested and the minds Of
all are intent on the work TO be done be-
tween this and June 4.
DR.. Lynch, of the First ". E. church,
has been selected TO deliver the baccalau-
reate sermon before the class of 1906.
This service will be held in the First
Presbyterian church at 1890 o'clock May
81
Profs. James. Noble, Rule NJ. s. class
of SO and William Theodore Heinig. class
of 81, are on the faculty of instruction
in the sumner school of Washington and
Jefferson college. Prof Rule instructs in
Latin and pedagogy and Professor Helm g
in German and penmanship.
The pedagogic department. of this sum
examinations The preparatory depart
ment to prepare for freshman entrance
next fall and the collegiate department
viii fit students who have been coDdi-
toned for full Junior standing.
Wichita Commercial College Notes.
Mr.. c. V. Mccormick returned TO
school Monday afternoon after an alb
sence o fisk weeks on account of meas
les.
Miss Jessie Southwen Of the shorthand
department has accepted a position 1T
the court house with the Dean Abstract
company.
Mr. Braxton Hollingsworth completed
the regular commercial course on Mon
day and was awarded the college diploma.
He went to his home at South Haven,
Kan. where he will spend the summer
then return in the fall for the shorthand
course.
Mr.. Thomas Russell, of Belmont, Kan,
was a caller on Wednesday
Prof Ellenberger called on Thursday.
Mr.. S A Wo-dell, of the commercial
department. accepted a position with the
Fourth National bank of this city on
Monday.
Mr.. V. p. Marsh returned to school
Monday. after a weeks absence on ac-
count of sickness.
Miss Edna Jones, the first pupil enrolles
nine years ago, made a very pleasant
surprise call on Monday. Her home IS
in Colorado Springs. She and her mother
are here visiting friends.
Mr. w. F. Price was called to do special
bookkeeping and stenographic work for
the Western Planning Mill company dur
ing the absence of their regular book
former graduate.
The following old students called for a
short visit during the week: Messrs.
Wood. Conn. Houston. McWilliams.
Burns, Randall, Baker, Cunningham and
Misses Laura BeBn, Sadie Schumacher.
Mary Butkowski
New students to enroll this week were:
Joe S Wade. Martha Reder, Claire Wood
ruff. Charlie Bender and Fern Dorsey
Miss Kimber, a delegate to the State
Federation meeting, called Wednesday
and had Miss Jessie Dean. of the short
hand department, write a large number
of letters for her relative to the meeting
Mr. f. Bond returned to school Mon
day. He has been out about three weeks
because of a severe case of poison on his
face.
Prof Metcalf, Of the Western School of
Oratory, made a pleasant call on Satur-
day.
Messrs. b. E Maxwell and John
schwarz were promoted to the office de-
partment on Friday.
Miss Munger, of Pratt. Kan. called