The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-03
OKLAHOMA COLLEGES.
Territorial University.

Territorial University.
Report cards for the winter term were
given out Monday.
The spring term opened the 18th and will
continue eleven weeks, closing June 10.
Hugh Bashor, assistant janitor, has been
on duty for a few days on account Of ILL
ness.
Clyde R. Davenport Of Eddy is one Of
the new students taking the teachers re-
view course.
Nellie Faris of Billings returned at the
beginning of this term after an absence
of two months.
A tennis club under the direction Of Miss
been ordered.
Oscar Myers has accepted a position
with the Amsden Lumber Co, of Black
well and will not be in school this spring.
A letter from James Gammie of Ponca
City states that Robert has nearly recov-
cred from his attack of pneumonia.
Miss Verne Shartel student last year,
has again enrolled and will make a spe-
cialty of speed work in stenography.
Miss Jesse Lord is assisting with the
Office WORK and is putting into practice her
training in shorthand and typewriting.
Miss Forman has been unable to attend
to her work since last Thursday. Miss
Sours was out part Of the time Monday
but is again at her post.
The Y. Nj. and Y. w. c. A. associations
will hold joint meeting at o'clock Sum
Gay afternoon in the chapel All are in
vited to this service.
Edd Hackney writes from Ponca City
that he has recovered from the measles
and that he expects to be back again next
fall to finish his course.
Miss Gertrude wilkins closed a very sue
cessful term of school near White Rock
Friday and has entered the U. P. S. She
will make a speciality of bookkeeping and
physics.
Quite a list Of prizes for the field meet
has been offered by various business men,
This greatly stimulates interest in ath-
letics and we expect to hold fine field
meet.
Homer Bone and Joe Love, two of the
young men in the commercial department,
who were out the last week of last term
on account of illness, have recovered and
are again in school.
Miss Edna G. Horton. who recently
came from Summarized, Ohio. is taking
the review course Others Of the new stu
dents are Helen Shook, Donald Shook,
Roscoe Parrish. Frank Schumacher and
kuma Mcconnell.
L. L. Walker and little daughter visited
classes and chapel Tuesday. They broughe
Miss Delphia back and report that Elva
has nearly recovered from the measles and
that she will soon return.
Roy Fisher received a card from his
brother Herbert from japan stating that
he would reach Manila about March Is
and be ready for work. Mr.. Fisher re-
ceived his appointment in the Philippines
through competitive examination under
the civil service.
Word was received Saturday Of the sud
den death of o. S. Strickland Of Kildare.
Three of his children. Charley, Olive and
Ed, have been students during the present
school year. The bereaved family have
the sincere sympathy Of the entire fac
ulty and student body In their sad be-
reavement.
A recent communication from r. V.
Temming. chairman Of the committee on
Oklanoma's educational exhibit at the
St Louis exposition; states that the Uni
yersity Preparatory school will be allowed
one show case and one cabinet. The show
case is what might be termed a double
decker. The cabinet will contain thirty
three cardboards 22x2S inches in size.