The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1917-10-19
CITY AND CAMPUS

DR.. W. C. Etheridge of the farm
crops department returned today from
Kennett where he went Wednesday II
inspect the experiment station.
A. J. Myer of the Agricultural Ex
tension department. spent few hours
in columbia today taking care Oi
business here. He returned immedi.
ately to Jefferson City where he is TAX
ing charge of the food administra-
ton campaign Of this state.
Miss May Estes Turner has been
elected president Of the Twelfth Night
Club of Christian College. Other Of
ficers are: Secretary. Miss Marcelle
Lively; treasurer. Miss Elcie Stringer.
The club gives a large Halloween
party each year.
A tennis tournament was held this
afternoon by students Of Christian
College. The following took part:
Misses Helen Davis. Louise Merri-
wether, Lillian Whitesell and Sarah
Vivian.
Prof II. o. Allison Of the animal
husbandry department took class in
livestock judging to Bunceton this
morning. The students will visit the
shorthorn cattle farm of Captain C. E.
Leonard and other livestock farms
near
Miss Mittie Mahon will leave the
University on account of i'll health.
She and her mother, Mrs. Mittie
Mahon. exepct to go to New Mexico
after a short visit with relatives in
Boonville
Students in the School of Business
Administration of the University de-
cided last night to form a University
Of Missouri Commerce Club. Dean
Isidor Loeb addressed the students
last night.
Miss Mary Stewart. who has been
the guest of Miss Elsie Engleman
since wednesday, returned to her
home at Mendon yesterday Miss
Engleman accompanied her to spend
the weekend with her parents there. |
Miss Dorothy Mackey of Sedalia ar
rived today for visit with Mrs. W. s.
Ridge. |
Harold c. Lustig, junior in the
University. left for his home in Kan
sas City today on business trip.
Miss Susan Galbraith will spend the
weekend with her sister in Kansas
City.
Homer Buescher was elected presi-
dent OF the seniors of the School of
Education of the University yesterday
afternoon. Other officers elected
are: Vice-president, Alberta Thorn .
burg: secretary-treasurer, F. B.
O'Rear. The next meeting will be held !.
at O'Clock next Thursday.
E o. Snedeker, 307 South Fifth
street, departed this week for his ,
farm near Laddonia.
Mrs. Maleta H. Scott, 203 South i.
Sixth street. left this morning on a
short business trip to Kansas City.
Mrs. H. T. Squirting returned to her :
home near Audrain yesterday. She
had been visiting her sister, Mrs. ]. W.
Pickett, since last Sunday.
Mrs. Albert Smith, who has been
attending the U. ID. C. convention,
left this morning for her home in
]. T. Mitchell went to Centralia
his morning.
Mrs. v. B. Cunningham went to
keytesville this morning
Miss Helen Merkle left this morning
or Kansas City to spend the week. :
md.
Miss Helen Copeland left this morn
ng for her home in Wellsville.
Miss Marian Remington left this
morning for a short visit at her
lome
Mrs. Edward Allen left this morning
or st. Joseph for a short visit IL
Mrs. r. E. Donaldson. who has been
listing her sister Mrs. W. E. Lee
rick, returned today to her home in
'ewton, Kan.
Miss Isabel Golleham, a student in
he University. is spending the week
nd at her home in Moberly.
Miss Mary Barnett, who came to
Columbia to attend the funeral Of
er mother, Mrs. NJ. A. Barnett, left
his morning for her home in Fred
ick, Okla.
Miss Mildred Logan, Miss Agnes
husband and Miss Helen Williams,
tudents in Stephens College. left this
norning for Kansas City to attend
rand opera.
Miss Louise Young. a student in
College is spending the
ot hnr in HANNIBAL
Miss Ruth Dulaney left this morn
ng for her home in Slater.
Miss Ruth KIepper left this morning
or her home in La Plata
s. v. Chandler and J. B. Riggs Of
Iallsville were here on business
Ralph Mackey. student in the Uni