The Kadoka press. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1923-current, 1923-11-23
KADOKANS ENJOYING
SIGHTS in CHICAGO
Roy +: White and wife enjoy the
sights Of Chicago while attend
ing Embalming School
Chicago, Illinois
November, Ii, 1925

~. November, Ii, 1872;
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ION to the Press. Please send it to
us here until further notice.
1t has been two weeks ago to-
night since we landed in Chicago
we sure miss the free air Of the
Sunshine state. We have had
Just ideal weather and have made
good use of it. Getting around in
Chicago is not as easy as one
might think. | am taking, as YOU
probably know, three months
course IN the Woorsham EmbaIm'
ing School. This school is the best
OF ITS KIND IN the u. S.. Students
from all over the country are here
and the school is filled to its cap
acity. The course puts one thru
considerable amount of work in
a very short time. 1t means moth
ing but studv from early until
iate and ! sure have been burning
the midnight oil (gas). a six
months course in anatomy is equal
to two years in the medical school.
Our work is practically along the
same lines as for as anatomy goes.
We have Chemistry, Anatomy.
Diseases, Baeteriology and the
practical work. The school is
located with the medical school
and in connection with Cook Cou-
nty hospital which is immense.
| am thoroughly wrapped up in the
work. and possibly might remain
fOr the six months course, it lust
depends how fast | can get the
work.
Last Sunday and Monday we
took in little of the city, it be-
ing Armlstice Day and no school
Mondav =. M.
Sunday party of four, n Mr..
Sarrich and wife, a fellow student
from Danville, ILL.,. Mrs. White and
myself motorcd to the lake front
in the street car. 1t was our first
seen of lake Michigan and to be
on the east side of Michigan Boul
and look toward Chicago is some
sight. From there we took mot
or bus and rode out on top of the
!us- so we cold get a good view.
The street we went through can
not remember but we kept along
the shore until we reached Jack
son Park. Here stands some of
The Old Exposition buildings but
it was so late we did not go thru,
but will later.
The Parks look pretty bare hut
the grass is as green as i'm summer.
A foot ball game was on at the
tine. The Parks must be beautiful
II the summer and a blessing for
hnCn x,hn I,,,a f.,s h4,,
axe. On our way back | took
special pains to locate the Audit
orium where all the grand Opera
is given. The season has not fully
,tarted.
Monday the same party went to
he Field mueseum on the lake
front. 1t sure would be a chance
Of a lifetime if one could spend
afternoon in that building
studying the different things in it.
We saw several fossils from the
Bad lands, but | believe we have
seen better Indian Costumes at
Hanb'ee than they had in the meu-
cum.
On the lake front is the Black
stone hotel which we heard rooms
could be had for $4,000 per night
please note our address,
We have Robert Cummings ad-
lress but he is about Is miles from
" here we are so do not know
whether we will get to see him or
lot.
Our room we have one room
With kitchenette) is on Jackson
Boulevard and Manchester. The
Boulevard is busy with motor cars
d hours Of the day.
If this letter interests you, you
will hear from us again soon.
Yours Respectfully,
Mr. and Mrs. X. +. White.
620 SO. Lincoln st.
Chicago, Illinois,