The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1916-11-10
CITY, AND CAMPUS

L. V. Ellis, who was graduated frol
the College of Agriculture in 1914 an
was assistant in soils at the Unive,
sity this summer, has Just been ar
pointed to teach biology and agricul
ture in the high school at Marshal
Texas.
DR.. Minnie B. Floyd returned las
night from St. Louis after a few DAYS
visit.
Prof. II. o. Allison of the depart
ment OF animal husbandry returned
last night from Pilot Grove.
Prof w. H. Hargrove of the College
of Agriculture returned this mornins
from Bell, Mo-, where he helped con.
duct the first extension school in ag-
riculture in Maries Couftt.
Miss Addie D. Root will leave today
for Dunksburg. Mo-, to judge a home
economics exhibit.
Miss Addie ID. Root, Prof R. Fl. EN-
berson and Prof G. W. Reayis of the
Extension Division have roturned
from trip through Boone County Wis
iting the Boys and Girls clubs con-
Quoted by the University. They re-
port great interest in the state meet
ing Of Boys and Girls clubs to be
held in Columbia January 1-5. along
with Farmers Week.
Miss Thclma Hill, student in the
University, has been confined to her
home the past two days with an at
tack OF tons;litis.
II. C. Taylor of the sociology de-
partment will lecture at the Usage
County Teachers Association at Linn,
Mo. November % and "A.
Miss Addie d. Root, extension in
structor in home economies, went to
Sedalia today to judge home econom-
ics exhibits.
F. P. Gutekunst and J. III. Mueller
viii spend the weekend with the for
mcr's parents az Moberly.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. l. Dunn of Bolckow
will spend the weekend with their
daughter. Miss Helen Dunn.
Mrs. c. w. Kelley has ,ne to St.
Joseph. to visit relatives.
H. J. Gribble has gone to Mexico on
business.
Mrs. J. C. Abbott and daughter,
Miss Pauline Abbott of I'LL Locust
street, left this morning. for a visit
at st. Louis.
Mrs. c. w. Brink of N.urry. who has
been visiting Mrs. T. H. Brink, re-
turned home this morr ding.
The Rev. r. r. Coff zee of Woodward, |
Okla. who has been visiting his
daughter, Mrs. C. E. Pratt, went home
today. lie was &C ompanied by his I
son, W. r. Coffee.
Percy Werner of the dairy depart
ment of the Unive rsity, went to st. I
Charles this nlorning to do extension
work. He will return Monday. i
F. l. Ven1eventer has gone to St.
Louis on Business.
DIR. l.. %. Brown, assistant in the 4
state veterinary department, has gone
to Higbee on business. He will also \
go to Hamilton, his home.
Mrs. W. F. Baumgartncr has gone to
ST. Louis for week. II
William II. Carr, a student in the
University, is spending the weekend
in st. Louis. II
Carlctta S Summers, a student in the
University, has gone To Bowling Green
% visit her sister, Helen Sommers,
Who was graduated from the School of III
in 1916. She will return
Monday.
Mrs. A G. Spencer is the guest of
Ter mother, Mrs. Solon Smith, at Fay
,tte.
Mrs. James Garth, who has been
listing at the Theta house for the
asst ten days. went to St. Louis Thurs
lay. II
Mrs. John Barnes and children went
o Centralia this morning. III
Mrs. John H. Overall has gone to II
Kansas City to visit Mrs. Arthur G.
Black. III
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Dunklcberger, who III
ave been visiting their son, C. E.
returned to their home III
t Macon this morning. III
II. L. Brown has gone to Hallsville HI
n business. y
Miss Virginia Cason, a stu dent in
he University, is spending the week :
md at her home in Paris.
J. W. Anthony went to St. Joseph
his morning
Miss Nadine Shock has gone to
iallsVille to visit Mrs. G. H. Dysart.
/, Mrs. A. White of Palmyra was in !
Columbia this week.
Miss Nellie May Pointer, a student n
n Christian College, has gone to Kan
as City for the weekend.