The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1902-03-21

Mrs. Geo. Northcutt, John g.
Quarles, and Mrs. j. M. Gwynn.
The Freshmen and Sophmore
engineers enjoyed" a class rush
Saturday night on the campus which
ended in an agreement to try it
again.
1.-THE Coming Man" will be Bishop
Hendricks subject at Stephens Col
lege Saturday night. This is the
last number in the Epworth League
lecture course.
j. III. hurry tells the Sturgeon
Leader man that he is not q candi-
date for representative, though he
has been solicited by his friends to
make the race.
The county court has certified J.
E. Silver, of Columbia to the board
of managers of the Feeble Minded
Colony at Marshall, Mo-, as a proper
subject for that institution.
Miss Nellie Havens of Carthage,
received from Miss Alice Roosevelt,
the Presidents daughter, a dainty
embroidered handkerchief with an
autograph card as mark of esteem
and friendship.
George Northcutt, of near Ste
phens Store, said Tuesday that it
was still very dry in his locality; the
farmers were buying feed, and mon
ey is tight.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church entertained Miss McCorkle,
who was here in the interest of the
Y. w. G. A., at the home of Mrs. n.
II. Gentry Wednesday afternoon.
Announcement is made of the
coming marriage in June of b. M.
Thompson, formerly of Columbia, to
Miss Anne Slade in New York,
where Mr.. Thompson is now located.
Mr.. Thompson is a brother of Mrs.
j. G. Jones.
Councilman Truitt says the city of
Columbia has no authority to license
bucket shops, and towns that have
done so in Missouri have Over-step-
ped their authority. They can only
be ciassed as nuisances and their
operators fined.
This is the time of year when the
people of the state are coming to its
Mecca, DR.. Miller's Sanitarium, to be
healed of their chronic diseases.
Mrs. f. A. Fish, of Fulton, is one of
them, and is said to be greatly de-
lighted with her treatment.
Mrs. Mary Rogers Jones, wife
of the Reverend j. B. Jones, presi-
dent of William Woods College,
Fulton, died Tuesday morning. She
was about so years old. Burial will
take place at Carlisle KY, on
Friday.
John Burruss, w. E. Bradford,
and G.. b. Long will hold a public
sale of 100 lnoculated short-horn
cattle at Dallas, Texas, Thursday
and Friday April 24-25. They find a
splendid market in Texas for high
grade Missouri cattle.
Mrs. w. j. Lhamon will make an
illustrated talk on Missions, under
the auspices of the G.. w. b. M. at
, the Christian church auditorium
Friday evening of this week at
1880 o'clock. No admission will be
charged, but a silver offering will
be expected.
James w. Sc invade is a candidate
5 for a place OF the school board OF
| Columbia. There are two places tC
be filled at the school election April
l. w. b. Novel; and Walter Will.
liams are the retiring members
F. w. Peck and Emmett Clinkscalel
are also candidates.
The country residence near Fulton
of George w. Hamilton, a real
y estate agent and author of several
books, was burned Tuesday morning
entailing a loss of ,about $4,000. MI
Hamilton's library, n of the bes
in Central Missouri, was ais
e burned. Only 81 1000 Insurance wa
carried on the whole property.
q There will be a Conference of tn
T. Friendly Visitors of the Charit
is Organization Society next Tues
day at four o'clock in the Parlors @
tina Powers House. The topic to b
n considered will be the ire of poo
families during the summer. A
. interested in the work of caring TO
- he poor of Columbia are invited t.
be present.
1t Walker Whiteside.