The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-04

ISOLATION He returns to Harvey count,
for the rest of his vacation.
Prof Walter Hibarger is at home-hi,
vacation. He dropped in during the weel
| once to see that we were all here-al
that stayed here.
Prof. Will G. Price is in search of tbs
golden fleece. He went to Missouri on E
/ hunting expedition. There being some
| doubt in the minds of his numerous
| friends in Wichita, we thus set theii
minds al rest Turkey was said to be MS
objective point. but that was out Of the
| Ing deer. Dear me.
! Profs. Fazzel and Adams have beer
taking turns keeping Office during the
| past week. When it was F'azel's day on
Adams drops in to see that the books get
| closed satisfactorily; and when it was
Adasm's day on. Fazel Is sure to remel:l-
Der some correspondence that must be
| attended to- Thus they have both put in
about full time
Remodeling has been the mechanical
work of the week; stoves, blackboards
and the stationery room having received
thorough overhauling.
Wichita Commercial College Notes.
Mr.. D. s. Coleman, student of Prof.
Robins in 1892. made pleasant call Mon
day.
Miss Cora Nelson, a recent gradua re
from the shorthand department, who has
been visiting with her sister at Emporia,
Kan. returned to school Wednesday She
vii pursue the bookkeeping course and
review shorthand and typewriting.
Rev. Newlin, of Fort Scott, Kan, called
to look through the school on Wednesday
and was well pleased with the practical
plan of work.
Mr.. f. w. Miracle a recent graduate
from the shorthand department. called
Thursday on his way to Little Rock, Ark
where he has accepted a fine position in
the employ OF the government
Miss Nellie Anderson. who attended in
1899, came back Friday and enrolled for
the fall course
Mr.. James Reynolds, who finished the
commercial course two years ago, and
who has been bookkeeper in the Nor
witch bank for the past two years, was
promoted to be cashier January l. James
is fine young man and deserves his pro-
motion
Mr.. Earl Jenkins, former pupil now
travelig auditor for the Cudahy Packing
company, made a pleasant social call
Thursday. He is doing well and feels
very grateful to the college for the thor
oUgh course received while in school.
Among the old students who called dur
ing the week the following We're noted:
Messrs. johnson. Miracle, Baker. Wright.
Misses Gard. Nelson, Case, Bell, Jones
and Wright
Miss Bessie Jones. of the shorthand de-
rartment called Friday to do steno-
graphic work for the chief clerk of the
NJ O.
School viii lreopen Monday, January 5.
and the outlook for a large increase in
attendance was never more encouraging
Eight new typewriters, twenty new
tables, new mimeograph have been
placed in the school during vacation week
to meet the increasing demands of the
various departments and the blackboards
were presented with new black shining
coat
Mr.. Fred L. Baker. a recent graduaf
from the shorthand department. and who
holds fine position with the Champion
Harvester company. called Saturday. His
company granted him a weeks vacation
and increased his salary the first of the
year. Fred is feeling fine as a result
The new ones to enroll Saturday were:
l. C. Morton. Claud Luse NJ o. Wolf,
Susa Green and II. D. Harrington