The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-25
Wichita Business College Notes.


Miss Paradis, Of the shorthand, depart
ment, was called to her home last week
and will be out of school for some time.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Reeder of Kingman. Kan,
were callers on Monday. Their dough-
ter graduated few weeks ago from the
shorthand department. -
/ Miss Simon, of the shorthand depart
ment did substitute work for Miss Mark
! in MaIson & Keith's law Office on Mon
day
Mr.. Amos, of the actual business de-
partment, was called home on Tuesday
by the illness of his father.
Miss Nellie Chambers, of the shorthand
department. lost her pocketbook on Sat
urday 1t has not been returned.
The prospect for the coming convention
OF commercial teachers to be held in the
W. c. c. rooms Thanksgiving week, is
very encouraging y large attendance is
expected
Mr.. Jayne of Dover. o. T., was a Wis
itor on Tuesday. He was well pleased
with the progress his son is making in
his course.
Mr.. Guy Barnhill returned to school
on Monday and will now complete his
course.
Mrs. Clark. formerly Miss Ivah An
drews, made a social call on Monday.
Her college friends were giving her their
warmest congratulations. She was mar
ried on October ? and will make her flu
ture home at Guthrie, O. T., after Janu-
airy l.
Mrs. Cooper, of the shorthand depart
Wine q Whine this week.
The following old students were callers
during the week: Miss Fern Dorsey, Can
dice Guthridge, Letta Osborn, Mrs
Young, Messrs. Fred Cochrane, Fred L.
Baker, Roy Shannon, Chas. w. Clark.
and Ford L. Wright.
New ones enrolling this week were:
Messrs. c. L. Pierson, Pratt, Kan, and
Carl Harry of HaIstead. Kan.
Miss Minnie Anderson did special stem
ographic work for Attorney Copeland and
Prof. Van Kirk this week.
Nell Houston is doing the sstenographic
work for the Acme Harvester Co. of this
city
Edna Holbrook is the re wstenographer
for Dedrick & Dedrick.
Susie Burres has accepted a position |
with the Central Milling & Elevator Co.
Louise Buris has q fine position with !
the American Grain S, Flour Co
The basket ball girls met this week /
ana organized two teams, electing Miss /
Jessie Gum captain of one team and |
Mabel Crane on the other. Eacn team is I
composed of ten girls. so there viii be
plenty of substitutes. Active practice viii /
begin at once.
The PROJECTORS having more money !
than they Knew what to do with the last
week purchased of Eoerhardt & Hayes a
new $3.50 piano for the use of the school. |.
Paul Neitzke is spending a few days at
his home in Butler county.
Warren Lambe of the actual business
department, was called to his home in
Sumner county Monday by the serious
Illness Of his sister.
on Friday evening. October 30. the stu
dents VIII hold a social at the rooms OF
the college. Committees have been ap-
pointed and everything bids fair for a
jolly good time with plenty of entertain
ment Come and see.
The orchestra met Wednesday for the
first time. Hereafter they wiz practice
twice weekly.
Band practice Tuesday and Thursday
evenings was well attended
Miss Mary Mccullough completed the
work qccoTaing TO Goodyear
Marshall Wednesday. 1t took her Just
four days less than a month.
+. 5. Human was absent Wednesday
taking the civil service examination.
The students OF the shorthand depart-
nent have had a large amount Of prac-
ice this week on mimeosraphsng. card
ndeSing. addressing enyelops and corre-
ipondence work.
New students this week were; George
DIR, Wilbur NJ. Smiths Clarence Kendall
dearle Crow, David Alter. Earl Bradley.
FhreSsa KutohinsSi Wm. Lathrop. Fred
lloyd and Roy Foster: returning: verna
-emHon. Ethel Breese. Faye winn and
:. u. Cushman
Visitors This week were Daniel Kendall
Sen .Quigley. Miss Devan. Miss Gilchrist
III. QUisley. Mr.. Todd and Mr. Stewart.