The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-07-17
COLUMBIA,
(By Ernest r. Douglass.)


Quite a number of Columbians at
tended the meeting and rally at the
Sugar Grove church Sunday. They re-
port a delightful time. E. Hon. Mel
son C.. Crews, of Kansas City, was in
Columbia last week, on business. -.
Mr.. 1. H. Jackson, who recently open
ed an auto repair shop in his build
ing on West Walnut street, this city,
reports he is doing a good business
and is receiving the patronage OF both
races, also he is thinking very serious
ly of handling a full and complete line
of cars in the lea future. Go to it
key, we are for you and wish you
much success. The 4Sth ~anniver-
sary of st. Paul lodge, No. II, A. F. &
A. NJ, which was celebrated last
Thursday night, proved a bowling sue
cess in every way. One of the largest
crowds that has ever gathered at the
Columbia hall was present to hear the
program that had been arranged for
the occasion. Most Worshipful Grand
Master Hon. Nelson C. Crews of
Kansas City was received by all wiIh
a most hearty applause, and held the
vast audience s%pellbound during his
entire address, also all persons on
program are worthy much praise. q.
Mrs. Lizzie Scott and sister, Mrs.
Nellie Maxwell, arrived last Wednes-
day from a weeks stay in Kansas
City, Mo. Their sister-in-law, Mrs.
C,aao I'M e-ig anA cnn Tnhn oannpn-
panied them home. Mrs. Harris will
spend several weeks here recuperat-
ing before returning to her home. .
Wilmer Scott and little sister, Hazel,
arrived here last week from Kansas
City, to spend several weeks visiting
relatives. Mr.. Russell Foster, jani-
tor at the University of Missouri, vas
run down and injured by an automo-
bile Sunday. 1t was reported at first
that he was very seriously injured but
after a thorough examination it was
found that his injuries were not as
serious as reported. His many friends
hope to see him able to be about in
a few days, and no worse by the ex-
perience. MI w. Smith of Mar
shall, Mo, and Mrs. Cora Patti of Mt.
Hope, were the guests of Mrs. Susie
Richardson here last week. The
members of the Mission Circle met
and were entertained at the home of
Mrs. Ella Moore last Friday, the pur-
pose of the meeting being to elect Of
ficers for the convention that con-
venes here the first week in August
The list of officers for the coming
convention is as follows: Mrs. Albert
Hensley, president; Mrs. Bessie Wash
ington, vice president; Mrs. Marjorie
Samuels, secretary; Mrs. A. M. Sch
WEIGH, treasurer. The circle is ex-
pecting more than 500 delegates at
the convention. Mr.. J. H. PaZaar
was on the sick list the latter part of
last week.. Mr.. Jesse Washington
and your correspondent spent a most
delightful outing the latter part of last
week at Brushfood Lake. Jesse is
some fisherman, alright. Mrs. Min
ME Foster was reported on the sick
list last week. 49,. Between the devil
and the deep blue sea, a woman usual
ly chooses the devil. ....If you have
news of interest telephone it to e.
Robert. and it will receive prompt at
tention. Call 55S Black. Some
times the man who takes a woman at
face value lives to regret that he did
not first inquire as to her ability to
prepare a meals ~victuals. 800. Places
where you will find the Sun ON sale
every Saturday and Sunday: Jack
sons Cafe, r Walnut and 5th
streets, Columbia, Mo-, e. R. Doug
las, agent