The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-27
prosperous condition for the last half of
Wichita eusiness colIeoe Notes

the year.
Wichita Business College Notes.
Miss Mae Wilson mas accepted a posi-
! tion as stenographer for the Cox-Dimond
johnson Dry Goods company Of this city,
We notice by the papers the marriage
F! of Mr.. r. a Nitschke, a former student
of the w. 3. c. The W. B.. C. people
join with his many friends in wishing
him happy and prosperous voyage
through life.
Miss Mayme Burke has accepted a po-
sition with the Floradora Tag company
of Kansas City.
Miss Carrue Holm of the actual bust
ness department. has accepted a position
with the Boston store.
Miss Edna Ingram has gone to Kansas
City as stenographer for the Hershber-
ger-Annibal Cigar company This makes
five of our students placed in positions
in Kansas City in the last few months.
r. e. Petrie, a former student, re-en-
tered this week to complete the theory
course.
On Saturday evening, December 19, Miss
Emma Smith entertained the students Of
her shorthand class, together with sew
eral of the teachers at her home, 100
South Emporia avenue. The fore part
of the evening was taken Up by a candy
pull, followed by numerous games. Miss
Grace Wilkie won the prize in the guess
ing contest, while by great effort Anna
Lanfier succeeded in capturing the BOBBY
prize. Those present were Josie Bowers,
Eurla Mattox, Grace Wilkie, Anna Len
ker, Bessie Walters. Ora Dewing. Lizzie
ID .~t-
Grace Kicker, Retta Wymore and Nell
Houston.
Tess McHarg has accepted a position
with the Texas and Pacific Coal COM
pany at Thirber. Tex.
Owing to the press III the actual bust
ness department eight new tables have
arrived for use and will be put in i'm
mediately. This will give seating capaci-
ty in the bookkeeping departments alone
of one hundred and forty.
The two arithmetic classes completed
the work and examinations this week and
we are all ready for the organization of
the new classes at the beginning OF the
year.
Callers this week were Florence Der
rick, Florence Putnam, Gladys PARROT.
Middleton Manuel, Mr.. Wilson, Bert La
Bar, Ella Harrison and Loren Markell.
Wichita Commercial College Notea.
Mr.. George Elston. former graduate,
now with the Johnson Wholesale Dry
Goods company, called to see his brother
Wilbur, who is pursuing the full COM
mercial course, Monday.
Mr.. Frank Fun, a recent graduate, ac-
cepted a position as bookkeeper for the
new wholesale drug company of this city
and went to work Monday.
Mr. Wey of the commercial department
was made happy Thursday by a visit
from his brother of st. Louis.
Misses Grace Cary. Stella Doty, Nellie
Chambers And Mr.. Eugene NJ. Fey com
pleted the shorthand course and received
their diplomas as Christmas presents,
while Mr.. Burr Carr finished the full
commercial course and was awarded his
diploma also.
Mr. E. B. Reppert. agent for the Rem
ington typewriter, from Kansas City, in
company with Mr.. Beauchanp of this
city, were pleasant callers Tuesday.
Mr.. c. B. Edwards of the commercial
and shorthand departments accepted
fine position with the Fourth National
bank Thursday and goes to work Mon
day.
Mr.. Fultz of Newton called Tuesday
to see his niece, who is taking course
in shorthand and typewriting.
The following old students were among
the callers this week: Messrs, Cole
man and Bull; Misses Carr and Simon.