The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-07-08
CITY AND CAMPUS

went to Centralia yesterday afternoon
Mrs. Mary Baker left for her hom'
: in Centralia yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. L. Holland left for ST. Loui!
yesterday afternoon to visit relatives
Mrs. B. d. Gauntlet left for Mont
gomery City yesterday afternoon t.
spend the weekend
Mrs. G. r. Pennington returned t.
her home at ST. Charles yesterday aft
ernOon.
The Rev. B. F. Miller left for Mad
ison yesterday afternoon, where hi
will hold services today.
The Rev. r. C. Abram went to Row.
ena yesterday.
Miss Kitty Turley. a student in the
Summer Session, left for her home al
Mexico, Mo-, yesterday afternoon to
spend the weekend
Miss Juanita Alexander left for
Paris, Mo-, yesterday afternoon to at
tend the funeral of her uncle, DR.. w.
S. Woods.
| Misses Edna and Mabel Wilson
went to Vandalia yesterday afternoon.
From Vandalia they will go to Ben
tonville, Ark, to visit friends.
E. r. Childers left yesterday after
noon to spend the weekend with his
parents at Troy.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Slower returned
yesterday afternoon to their home at
Centralia. They had been visiting
friends and relatives north of Colum-
bia during the week and enjoyed a
fish-fry at the home of Andrew March
on the Fourth.
| Mrs. NJ |. Slate and son, and Miss
Rowan Slate, left yesterday for De-
troit, where they will spend the sum-
: mer.
Mrs. l.. Bowling and Harry Acton
left for Hallsville yesterday to at
tend the funeral of Mr.. Acton's faith
er.
Miss Margaret Craighead Of Colo
RADIO left for Salisbury yesterday.
She has been visiting Mrs. Curtis
Robnett and Mrs. w "A. Johnston
Mrs. Mason Belcher left for Chi
cago yesterday, where she will visit
friends.
John R. Scott Left for Hamilton.
ILL.,, yesterday to visit.
Miss Katherine Carroll, who has
been attending the Emergency Work
ers' Conference, left for her home in
Marshall yesterday.
Earl F. Hays. student in the Uni
versity Summer Session, left for
weekend visit at his home in Mexico
yesterday.
F. l.. Duley has returned from trip
to the eastern part of the state where
he has been harvesting wheat and
oats in the soils experiment fields.
Mrs o. j. Moores and daughter,
Miss Charlotte. Gil Lowry street, mo-
tored to Carrollton today to visit rela-
tives
Mrs. A. c. Brady left for Kansas
City yesterday to visit her daughter,
Mrs. R. A. Keating.
E. NJ Carter, secretary Of the State
Teachers Association, went to Cen
tralia on business yesterday.
John Woods, B. S. in Agriculture,
1916, is in Columbia on business.
Mrs S. NJ. Jordan, who has been
visiting friends, left yesterday for her
home in Keytesville.
Mrs. Roy Brown went to Centralia
yesterday to spend the weekend with
her parents
Miss Clara Wilson and brother,
Carroll, went to vandalia yesterday
to visit.
Mrs. ]. T. Hurt of Lawson NO., left
for Lexington yesterday. She has
been visiting the family of L. NJ. Hurt.
Mrs. B. d. Gordon left for her home
at Atlanta yesterday. Mrs. Gordon at
tended the food emergency council
held here this week.
Miss Leta Gray, who has been at
tending the food emergency council,
left for her home in Carthage yester-
day.
Miss Mary Smith, who has been Wis
iting friends in Columbia, left for
Kansas City yesterday.
Mrs. Emma Berry left for her home |
in Switzler yesterday after visiting
friends in Columbia.
Mrs. Robert Frazer, who has been
visiting her daughter. left for her
home at Browns yesterday.
Miss Maude Scott returned to her
home at Macon yesterday. She was
operated on several weeks ago at the
Parker Memorial Hospital.
Miss Margaret Bingham of Joplin
returned home yesterday. She at
tended the food emergency council
Mrs Turner Palmer returned IN har