University Missourian., 1915-07-13
CITY AND CAMPUS

Miss Margaret Dorsey went to Kan
sas City yesterday.
Mrs. Blanche Payne went to Gen.
tralia this morning.
J. S. HAZEL went to Moberly this
morning on business.
G. A. Winn returned to his home at
Sturgeon this morning.
Mrs. j. w. Penn returned yesterday
from visit to st. Louis.
The Rev. p P. Crane is here visit
ing the Rev. T. ]. Lloyd.
A. Johnson went to Moberly this
morning for a few days visit.
j. F. Hardin of Browns was in CO.
lumbia on business yesterday.
Mrs. S. E. Wilson went to Centralia
this morning to visit relatives.
Miss Adaline Fields went TO Cen
tralia this morning on business.
Miss Julia Arnold of Moberly is
visiting Miss Anna May Bradford.
Miss Grace Wenger of Fulton is Wis
iting Miss Vera Bandy. 1872 Rose
mary lane
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Heath left Sun
day for a two weeks visit to relatives
in Kansas City.
Mrs. F. b. Winfrey went to Cen
tralia this morning to visit her brother,
]. f. Wilson.
Mrs Sarah Frazier went TO Fulton
this morning to visit her sister, Mrs. 7
NJ ]. Wright.
T. c. Hall, who has been here on /
business. returned to his home in Mo-
berly yesterday
H. T. Byrum returned to Sturgeon
this morning after visiting his sister,
Mrs. John s. White.
Miss Bessie l. Brown went to ST.
Joseph this morning to attend the
wedding of friend
Miss Mildred Wheeler of St. Louis
is visiting Miss Elizabeth Brandt of
900 University avenue.
F. c. Foster, who has been visiting
relatives here, returned to his home
in Truesdale yesterday.
Miss Margaret Thurman of Musko
gee, Okla, is visiting her grand
mother. Mrs. S. H. Levy.
J. II. Lightner, tie contractor for
the Wabash, made a business trip to
Sturgeon yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. S. B. Davis returned to her
home in St Louis this morning after
a visit to her son, Ed G. Davis. here.
C. B. Rollins. Jr, who has been at
tending the law school at Harvard for
the last year. has returned to Colum-
bia.
Mrs. T. o. Crane went to Audrain ,
County this morning to visit her ,
brother, Edward Wilson, who is very
sick. ,
Mrs. Perry Nienaber and Miss Della
Humans leave soon for Kansas City, ;
where they will spend a two weeks
vacation. 9
1TeSlueHt j. NJ NOOu vi Stephehs .
College went to Kansas City this
to be gone until the first of
next week
]. S. Moore, secretary or the Young 8
Mems Christian Association, went to ,
on business yesterday after .
noon. ,
Mrs. w. NJ Farrell returned to her S
home at Paris, yesterday afternoon 7
after a visit to her daughter, Mrs. I
R. NJ. Burgess.
Drink, Temperance and Legisla-
ion" by Arthur Shadwell, is a gift
from Longmans. Green and Company
20 the University library
Eighteen pamphlets on Japan pre-
pared for distribution at the Panama
Pacific Exposition have been received :,
,y the University library.
Floyd Shoemaker, secretary of the ;,
State Historical Society. has just re- :
urned from a three weeks trip to .
3ucklin, Ridgeway and st. Joseph.
Miss Alice Wren, who has been i'll @.
or some time at the home of her sis =.
er, Mrs Walter Ballenger. was taken 81
o her home in the country yesterday. O
Mrs. Hugh MacKay went to Kan S
as City today, where she will meet fc
lr. MacKay. They will go to Sapulpa.
okla, tc visit Mrs. MacKay's parents.
Miss Anna Lauchlan, Miss Mary d.
.auchlan and Miss Matilda Lauchlan
eturned to their home in Kansas City
afternoon after visit to A
frs W. T. Dodd. 81
Centralia Council No. "a will confer So
egrees at the Masonic hall at Bruns- ssa
Tick Friday. A number of MasOns 81
rom Columbia who belong to the 81 81
Ddge will attend. nc
r. r. Hudelson of the department til
( soils of the College of Agriculture
Tent to Morley, Mo-, last night He
ill superintend the threshing of