Western Home Journal, March 28, 1867 - Ottawa University

Western Home Journal, March 28, 1867 - Ottawa University

Kelsey

Fales, Philetus

Hatch, Lucy

Thomas, Miss

Mayhew, Ruth

Luce, Miss

Stimson, H. K.

Kalloch, Isaac S.

Dimick, E. H.

Ottawa University

Western Home Journal

Ottawa, Kansas

Franklin County, Kansas

Ottawa tribe

Tauy Jones Hall

Buildings

Bloomington, Illinois

Nursery

St. Louis, Missouri

Mt. Holyoke Seminary

Off-reservation boarding schools

Newspapers

The Western Home Journal newspaper was owned by I.S. Kalloch who was also president of Ottawa University. This article tells of the progress in establishing Ottawa University. It gives background information on the donation of 20,000 acres by the Ottawa tribe. The first building (Tauy Jones Hall) was nearing completion. Prof. Kelsey was in charge of the farm. The three instructors of the academic department were Prof. Fales, Lucy Hatch, and Miss Thomas. The Indian boarding school had 40 pupils. Teachers were Mrs. Mayhew and Miss Luce. This is a print from the microform copy of the article.

Kalloch, Isaac S.

Ottawa University (Kansas) Archives

March 28, 1867

Ottawa University

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11" x 4"- print of microfilm magazine article

Document

print of microform

OU RG73.01.118

1867

Franklin County, Kansas