The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-19
Wichita Colleges
Notes of Wichita's
Educational Institutions.
Wichita Commercial College Notes.

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Wichita Commercial College Notes.
Prof II. S. miller of Hastings. Neb.,
spent nearly day listing in the various
departments on Tuesday. He formerly
lived here and Wichita is like home TO
him.
Miss Maud Mosher. a former teacher,
made a social call on Friday.
Mr.. Bochaump. agent fer the Reming-
ton Typewriter made a pleasant call on
Tuesday.
The following students made social
calls during the past week: Misses Letta
Osborn, Pearl Farmer Cora Nelson, Nan
ME McGoyern. Matte DeWeese, Bessie
Baldwin, Laura Bell. Jessie Southwe1.
Messrs. Frank Fain, A. C. Harrington.
| Cnas. Walker, elmer HUI. James Meme
fee. A. L. Mcdaniel, Chas Fifer, c. NJ
Wood, Z. D Wright and Edward Hill
yard Mr.. Hugh Harrington's fathe:
| made a pleasant call Friday.
Mr. F. r. Ryland. of the commercial
department. has dropped out for a few
weeks. He expects to return and COM
| plete his course soon.
Prof. J. E Driscoll. a former teacher.
made a pleasant social call Saturday
The annual picnic at Riverside park
| Friday afternoon was pronounced splen-
did success by the large number present
Games of various kinds boating, swing
ing and a bountiful supper of all the
| good things of the season served by
| courteous college ladies and gentlemen
served to make the afternoon and even
ing long to be remembered by those
| present.
| Prof o. L .Callison, new teacher for
the coming year, arrived in the city Sun
I day morning. He is one of leaders in
| penmanship in America being a pupil OF
the late Prof A D. Taylor, the most
wonderful penman of his age. He is also
a pupil of Prof. TambIyn, one of the
finest writer's in the United States today.
| Prof. Callison is an experienced teacher
| of all the commercial branches and comes
very highly recommended. The w c. c.
is to be congratulated upon adding such
a valuable teacher to it's faculty
The following persons visited the school
during the week: Misses Cook and
Brooks of Newton, Kans.. Messrs Andrew
| Baird, state secretary Y. NJ. c. A. DIR.
| c. e. Caswell. City, and Mr.. Showalter
| of Newton, Kansas
| Miss Media Whitson of the shorthand
department, accepted a position as stem
ographer for the Kellogg Newspaper Co.
Thursday, during the vacation of Miss
! Himsted.
| Mr.. McRae returned to school Tuesday
20 complete his shorthand course.
Wichita Business College Notes.
Prof T w Butcher of the Sumner
county high school, was a pleasant caller
| Friday
Miss Pearl Hargis has accepted posi-
| ton with the Western Furniture and
Manufacturing Company.
Miss Inez Barkalow, q recent student
| of the shorthand department, now ste
nographer for the Standard Oil Company,
at this place, wrote as her days work.
1S7 ordinary business letters one day this
! last week.
A new Kazoo Multicopier has been
added to the equipment of the typewrit-
| ing department These machines are rap
idly coming into use in the business
world, taking the place of the Mimeo-
graph.
Miss Zetta Montgomery, a former stu
dent. called Tuesday. She is bookkeeper
for contracting firm in Winfield.
Miss Erma Brown is taking the office
examinations this week.
Harry Morris has returned to school
after two weeks spent in Chicago on bust
ness
Misses Alice Palmer and Matte Swisher
are enjoying a week s vacation.
Jesse R. Hurfbaur completed the work
of the theory department and has been
admitted to actual business practice.
F. S. Human succeeded in making a
grade of 100 per cent in the last civil serv-
ice test on bookkeeping.
Rudolph Toews, a former student OF
Prof. Hibarger, made US a pleasant call
early one morning last week. He is in
the dry goods business IN Newton.
Minnie Anderson did special steno-
grapic work for II H Copeland Tuesday.
Miss Myrtle Gwinn has accepted po-
sition with the Potts Wholesale Drug CO.,
of this city
Ernest Smith and Wistar Kohl have re-
turned to their work in the actual bust
ness department after a couple of weeks
absence
Miss Myrtle Gwinn completed the ex-
aIninations in shorthand from dictation
Wednesday.
The office people were placed on salaries
this week
Miss Alma Lindgrove is doing special
work for the county clerk
Miss Rose Gunther returned to school
Wednesday after several days vacation
at her home in Douglas.
Callers this week were: John Covault.
the Misses Florence Alexander, May
Shufelberger. Ida Healy. Maggie Peter