Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-02
Bellevue College.

Prof Edward Erickson Is at his home
In Morehead. MINI.
Miss I.uella Carter is spending the
summer in the Michigan lakes country
near Detroit.
Miss jeanette Goodwill Of the high
school faculty is in California at the San
Francisco exposition
Miss Evelyn Hopper of Omaha has been
in South Dakota enjoying a short rest
after a very busy season,
Prof. E. NJ. Jones of Omaha has dis
continued his summer students. prepara-
tory to taking his vacation.
Prof. Oscar Schmiedel has been in
Bellevue all summer. He expects to see
California before school begins.
Prof. p. w. Evans has one more week
in his summer school. This has been a
very successful session of hard work.
Carleton Yoder, who has been doing
work under Prof. Evans in the chemistry
laboratory, left for his home in Wymore,
Vice President Baskerville is booked
for a vacation the last of August but
he denies most emphatfoally that he in
tends to take one.
A few members of the faculty find time
too valuable to rest. DR.. Tyler has been
In poor health for some time. He has.
however, been able to work ct catalog-
ing his herbarium
Mrs. LYDIA Churchill is settled for the
summer at Riverside, Cal. She will reach
Bellevue q week before the opening of
school. September 13
Only six more weeks now until the
Bellevue professors are still vacation
ing" in all parts of the country
Prof. Albert Shore has gone to Join his
wife in wyoming, ILL.,, after spending a
few days last week looking after bust
ness interests at Beaver Crossing, Neb.
Dr. c. A. Mitchell is passing the sum-
mer very usefully at home He spent a
short time visiting his brother, but even
that short visit AIDED zest to his re-
search work
The prospect for students this fall is
unusually promising. The college build
ings, including Philadelphia hall, are be-
ing made ready to accommodate the in
coming crowds.
Miss Sarah Bailey has Just finished her
work as instructor in home economics
at the summer session of Peru Normal
school. Miss Bailey will leave immedi-
ately to join Miss Hunter on the Pacific
coast.
Prof. w. A. Peters returned Wednesday
night from his last trip through Ne
braska In search of students. The re-
mainder of his time will be employed in
the suburbs of Omaha and In western
Iowa
The gymnasium building grows on
apace. Only fifteen days remain until
the contract time expires, and Il is ex-
pected that Contractor Harte will put a
large force of men to work to rush II to
completion.
For some members Of the faculty va
cation is only beginning. Acting Presl-
dent w. r. Nicholl and Mrs. Nicholi
left Saturday for three weeks camp
ing trip in the mountains near Estes
Park, Colo
Prof. Il. L. Pulls and Coach BENJAMIN
came In Wednesday from the road"
having completed their share of the
student canvass. Mr.. Pulls left Saturday
for his home in Buffalo, N. Y. Mr.. Ben
jamin, after supervising the improve
ments on the athletic field, also left
Saturday for Albion. Mich.
Miss Myrtle Hunter stopped in Bellevue
Wednesday between cars She has Just
returned from a long automobile trip
through the state and is on her way to
California to visit the expeditions. This
is Miss Hunters first real vacation in
several years, for she has spent her SUM
mers specializing in Latin at the state
university.