The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1916-09-03

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Mrs. R. w. Davis of Clark, who has
been visiting in Columbia, went tC
Browns Station yesterday morning.
Miss Alice Arnold, an instructor in
the Physical Training Department oi
the University who has just returned
from a camping trip in the Ozarks
left for Minneapolis yesterday after
noon to visit Miss Dolly Robinson
She will return in about ten days.
Mrs. B. NJ. Jones who has been
visiting Mrs. ]. G. Babb here, return
ed to Hallsville yesterday afternoon
Miss Jessie Henry who has been
visiting Mrs. ]. Berry 500 North Sixth
street, left for Kansas City yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. o. G. Sappington who has
been here having her eyes treated by
DR.. Sneed, returned to Centralia yes
terday afternoon.
Miss LOttie Morehead who has been
here on business returned to Cen
tralia yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. E. C. McQuittie, and two chill
dren, Helen and Maurice, 14O7 Rich
ardson street, went to MOberly yes
terday afternoon to spend Labor Day
there.
Mrs. F. A. Ehler who has been here
shopping returned to Browns Station
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. E. R. Hamilton returned to
Hallsville yesterday afternoon after
visiting her mother here, Mrs. 1. C..
Vivion VINO is ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. LaRue went to
Marshall yesterday morning to visit
friends. Mr.. LaRue is a professor in
the School of Engineering in the Uni
versity.
Zeno Stacks went to Kansas City
yesterday morning.
Miss Lenine Walker left for Me-
riden, Ia, yesterday morning to
teach.
W. T. Weir went to Moberly yes
teEday morning.
Miss Winifred Dysart and Miss Sara
Vivion went to Centralia yesterday
afternoon to meet Miss Dysart's aunt,
Mrs. Bradford, who is returning from
a summer vacation spent in Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Edwards re-
turned to st. Louis yesterday after
noon. Mr.. Edwards has installed a
heating plant in the Benton school
here.
Miss Martha Payne Fine, who has
just returned from Colorado, where
she has spent her vacation, went to
Marshall yesterday afternoon for the
weekend. With her was little Miss
Helen Berkeley of Marshall who has
been here visiting Miss Edith Payne
of Columbia.
Miss Lucy L. Brown went to Halls
Vile yesterday afternoon to visit her
grandfather, H. A. Gibbins.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Miller and two
daughters, Christine and Bess, went
to Hallsville yesterday afternoon to
visit friends.
Rev. R. c. Abram went to Centralia
yesterday afternoon to conduct we'd
ding services there.
Miss Claudia Cannon left for Camp
bell, Mo-, yesterday afternoon to
teach.
Miss Wallace Lewis who has been |
here attending the Teachers Conven-
tion, returned to Centralia yesterday
afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. C. X. Moulton, 1913
Rosemary lane, went to Wellsville. /
Mo-, on a visit.
Mrs. Lucille Prather went home to
st. Louis yesterday afternoon after
her mother, Mrs. N. X. Pra-
ther, 1910 Paris road.
Miss Kathryn Sullivan returned to
her home in East ST. Louis yesterday
afternoon after visiting Mrs. M. A.
Bright and family, 3O2 South Ninth
street.
Misses Mary and Fanny Edwards.
1907 Walnut street, went to Centralia
Yesterday afternoon. accompanying
Miss L. Peoples, who has been visiting
them here, home.
Misses Martha and Marian Stun
berg, of Baton Rouge. La, daughters
Of Professor Stumberg of Louisiana
State University, went to st. Charles
Yesterday afternoon to visit relatives.
They have been visiting Miss Hazel
Hoffman, daughter of Professor Hoff-