Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-05
SCHOOL AND COLLEGE WORK
Features Of Active Life Noted
During the Week.
PLANs ROR FUTURE PROeREss
Social side OF ThanksRivinE Recess
In Home CircIes-Events that
Stimulate student En-
erEfea
FREMONT COLLEGE.
Brief Mention OF the weeks Hap
peninga.

Brief Mention Of the Weeks Hap
peninEs.
students and faculty attending the teach
ers' meeting at Lincoln last week were
very much pleased with everything IN con
nection with the same. Fremont was glad
to strike hands with Kearney at the ban
auet and hopes to meet them under sim
liar conditions again.
superintendent and Mrs. Hayward Of the
Nebraska Military academy were guests
OF President and Mrs. Clemmons at the
banquet.
Mrs w r. Ciemmons started for. Upton
Ind, Friday OF this week to visit relatives
and friends.
The scientific class, forty strong. marched
on to the platform at chapel Thursday
morning. II is growing in strength and
members and II is prophesled that the class
will 80 out at the close Of the year 100
strong.
c. L. whitney, graduate Of 1906, was a
pleasant caller ct the college on Tuesday.
He took the law course at the University
Of Nebraska and is now practcing in
Aurora.
s. V. shonka, graduate of 1907, will COM
plete his work at the University OF Ne
braska this year. He is captain Of the
foot ball team.
Miss vada Walker, graduate Of the scien-
tific and shorthand courses, was a caller
at the college last Monday She has the
grammar room at Benkeiman. She reports
her sister Kate at work in her fathers
bank and her sister Lillian teaching at
Hooper. Both OF the above named women
are graduates OF the college and their class
mates no doubt will be glad to hear from
them.
| Frank Ciarons sindelar, graduate Of 1908
| visited the college on Tuesday He iH now
| superintendent of the repair department OF
the Lininger Implement company, Omaha
Mr.. sindelar viii make good anywhere
Robert McClenehan, superintendent OF
schools at Wakefield, and Robert Holland
Of Wolbach, both graduates Of 1905, called
at the college on Wednesday.
Miss Mertyl Bartholomew made a call al
the college en- route to her school at Albion
Neb from the teachers meeting at Lin.
! colin.
Roy Hall, graduate Of 1908, is now taking
tho medical course at Creighton college
He is also a member Of the Creighton foo
ball team, being left guard.
Joseph Urldel, graduate from the phar
macy department, was a visitor at the col
legt on Wednesday He Is now studying
medicine at Creighton college.
Richard Mullins of Broken Bow, gradu
ate Of 1909, called at the office yesterdal
for his credits, preparatory to entering
Creighton Medical college.
Prof. George Baker of the shorthand de
partnsnt Of the college has just receive,
word that his brother, A. Baker, has beel
critically III at Cheyenne, wyo. but tina
hopes are now entertained as to his ulti
mate recovery. A. Baker was formerly
student Of the college, graduate from tn
shorthand department, and for a tim
stenographer in the office. He then wen
into the civil service and got a place q
stenographer IN the government land offic
at O'Neil. After working there for tim
he was appointed chief clerk at the govern
ment land office at Blsmark. N. D., an
later special land agent. located at HelenS
Mont. He is now chief of field dlvisio
OF the government land department Nj
Baker IL only one of many who have gon
out from the Fremont college and mad
good. We are sure that the olassmate
! Of Mr.. Baker will be pleased to learn {
his success in life. and they with n
faculty Of the college will join IN wishin
for him a speedy recovery.