The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-04-20
CITY AND CAMPUS

T. S. Cowan left this afternoon TO
Mobile, Ala, to farm
Miss Frances Christie, a student il
the School of Education. left this aft
ernoon for ST. Louis on a visit.
Il. W.. Fairbanks, a delegate to the
Farm House conference from Illi
nOis University, left this afternoon.
c. b. Hutchinson, former instructor
of farm crops in the College of Agri.
culture, now professor of plant breed.
ing at Cornell University, is a guest
at the Farm House.
Miss L. A. Barber left this after
noon to spend the weekend at Lin
denwoOd College. Miss Barber is a
teacher at Christian College. Next
year she will have charge of biology
courses at Underwood College
Dean Isidor Loeb left this afternoon
for Chicago. Tomorrow night he will
speak at a banquet of Missouri alum
nj in Chicago.
Miss Marsena Johnson of Chris
tian College left this afternoon for
Mexico. No. where she will spend the
weekend.
r. Z. Cole, a farmer near Centra-
liza, returned to his home yesterday
after visiting his wife, who is i'll in
Parker Memorial Hospital.
Louis McCutchen. student in the
University, left yesterday for Camp
bell, Mo-, where he will manage a
10OO-acre farm.
Miss Ethel Rice of Bonne Terre. who
has been visiting Mrs. F. S. Voss at
1O7 South Sixth street, returned to
her home yesterday afternoon.
ii. A. Jackson, student i'm the Uni
versity, returned TO his home in Jack
son, Mo-, yesterday to work on his
fathers farm.
S. S. Brady went to Kansas City
yesterday on business.
The Rev. J. A. Collins of st. Louis
who has been visiting the Rev. T.
]. Lloyd, returned to his home yes
terday.
Fred Barnes went to Hallsville yes
terday on business.
Miss Polly LaForce, who has been
here visiting her brother, F. c. La
Force of Lima, Colo, returned to her
home in Centralia yesterday.
Mrs. L. II. Burks went to Centralia
today.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. Jones returned to
MoultOn today, after visiting at the
home of Mr.. Jones' father, r. p. Jones, |
sos Rogers avenue.
f. w. Hancock. student in the Uni |
versity, left for Hermanville, Miss.
today to work on farm.
s. Kopelowitz went to Hallsville !
today.
Misses Ethel Meyers and Lulu Pohl,
who were on the program as enter
tainers at the Elks Club last night,
ItluTEtu W 81 LOulS lOuds.
Miss Marie Parker, a student in the
University High School, went to her
home at Maryville today
: Mrs. T. w. Whittle went to Kansas
'city today to visit.
Miss Frances Ryle returned to Yates
today, after visiting Mrs. L. l.. Ter
rell.
S. M Jordan, institute lecturer for
the State Board of Agriculture, went
to Salisbury today to address farm
ers' meeting.
Harry E. Thompson, 3. S. in NJ. E.
'13, of Oklahoma City is visiting here
this week. Mr.. Thompson is district
superintendent of the Pioneer Tele-
phone and Telegraph Company.
Mrs. W. o. Bracket of Kansas City
is visiting her son, Arthur Bracket,
at the Pi Kappa Alpha house.
Mrs. ID. l.. Fraser of st. Joseph ar
rived yesterday for a visit to her
mother, Mrs. G. Gerthng, 315 South
Fifth street.
In turning east from College ave-
nue. to Bass avenue yesterday even
ing. delivery car belonging TO Rob
ert Rogers, grocer at 1913 Broad
way. was struck from behind by an
other car and thrown against the
curbing A bent fender on the de-
livery car was the extent of the dam
age.
The State Board of Agriculture is
sending out a bulletin on THE Value
of Good Sires." 1t contains illustra- ,
tions, descriptions and records of
some of the best and most popular
breeds in the state.
Stanley Hall of Chicago was the
guest of Miss Minnie Rosenthal yes
terday.
Eldon Kingsborough. a. junior in the
School of Medicine, has returned to
the Parker Memorial Hospital He