The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-10

! and relatives present After this tn,
| guests were served with dainty refresh
nents in the large and spacious dining
room The h Apply pair received many
costly and Ella borate presents AS, the,
were departing for their new home. SO
South Eli4abes b. Chas Biting and Presi-
| dent Stanley were the first to shower
| them with rice. which had been secretly
procured The young couple are vel
known among the students of the Univer-
sity, who extended to them their heartiesi
ccngratulatiors and good wishes for the
new life that is before them.
~ ,hira Commercial College Notea
The students have all returned from
their vacation and are taking up the
work with enewed energy.
Prof j. E. Driscoll, a former teacher,
made a social call on Tuesday.
Mr.. Abel called Thursday to see his two
sons who are attending the college. He
was well pleased with their work. Mr..
Dunkieberger, pupil of President Robins
twelve years ago. now holding a fiine.po
sition at Newton, Kan, called Wednes-
day and was a welcome guest. lie is a
strong advocate of commercial education.
the near future. Let the good talk go on.
Mr.. John Hillyard. a former student.
now with the Singer Sewing Machine
company. was among the callers during
the week.
Prof. W. II. Hall, commercial teacher.
formerly of Kansas City, No. was among
the callers during the week.
Mr. Harry Robins of the commercial de-
paEtnlent, while playing ball Wednesday
afternoon stepped upon sharp sunflower
stub which cut his foot quite severely.
DR. Bass took two stitches in the wound
and says he viii be around in about ten
days.
Mr. Frank Staley, former pupil. now
bill clerk for the Johnson Larimer Dry
Goods company, called on Tuesday.
Professor Truman is feeling rather ju-
biIant over his blue ribbon he captured
at the poultry show.
The following persons entered Monday:
Mark T. Hicks, Hazel Dntton. W. E.
White, Roy Huffman, Clara Young, F.. E.
Bonney. r. Carton, Clovis Warner. c. A.
Keller, Cecil Newly, H. r. Roglin, S. F.
Aker, Berton Harrington. ]. w. Colds
borough and John L. Ferguson.
Mr.. Rudolph Toeves, d former student,
now engaged in a general dry goods
ant social CAM Thursday. He reports his
business as being very prosperous.
Wichita Business College Notes.
Miss Kathleen Stanford is doing the
work for the Bennett Grain
Co.
I'D CT
ton as stencgtapher for the McEwen
Produce Co. Of this city.
The new arithmetic classes were or
ganized Monday. One taking the begin
ming work and the other the advanced
work.
The band pracGsced Monday evening the
first time for two weeks on account of
the holidays. Practice nights are Mon
day and Thursday and every one is urged
to come out.
G. NJ BattershalI completed the theory
work this week and is taking the actual
business work
Bessie Walters and r. A. Paisley, Of the
shorthand department. have begun work
on the bookkeeping course, while Anna
Brucks. Paul Sickner, Carrie Holm and
leila Skeels of the actual business de-
partment are taking work in the short
hand department
Visitors this week were f. c. Rigg,
Fred McMillen, Mr.. Hibbard, Mr.. White,
Mr.. Corn. Lilly Peters, Prof. Hall and B.
G.. Ludlam.
New students this week are Verne
Stubs, Tily Baldwin, Hames Moore,
Grover Lcdgerwood. Henry Kutchinski,
Mr.. Dunkin and Nina Browder; return
ing. Geo. Fry, Margaret Balm, and Tru-
man Blake.