The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-22
MAINLY ABOUT PEOPLE

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at Waverly Yesterday
E. E Daniels left yesterday to visit
IN Mexico. -
1T. LarOe Of Browns Siation made q
shopping trip to Columbia yesterday.
]. E. Sykes went TO Poplar Bluff yes.
day.
Mrs Fred Hetzler left yesterday for
ST. Louis.
E l. Doughtery viii go to Sedslia to-
morrow on a business tripuS
E. J. Allen and B. F. Lamb wen, to St.
Louis yesterday.
Marvin Wallace Of Galloway County is
visiting his sister, Mrs. +. L. Gibbs.
James F. Green and daughter, Mrs.
l. C. Green, left yesterday for ST. Louis.
r. l. Vandiver left yesterday morning
for HalIsyille =, business.
Mrs. A. c. Valentine left yesterday
morning for Hallsville 10 visit relatives.
Miss Minnie Selvidge went to Kan
sas City yesterday mornipg to visit her
brother, r. ". Seladge.
Lawrence Botkin returned to his home
in Ceniralia after spending the week with
his brother, Louis Botkin.
Mrs ]. E Summers Of Gillian return
ed to her home yesterday afternoon, after
a iwo-days visit In Columbia.
Misses Bessie and Grace RAIDER went
to st. Louis Thursday for a visit Of three
weeks.
DIR. W. H. Hickman Of Mexico re-
turned to his home Yesterday after a visit
with his daughter, Mrs. r. v Jordan.
The Round Table Club entertained sew
en- Missouri senator's at Luncheon today
at the Daniel Boone Tavern.
T. ]. Walker, editor Of School and
Community, left yesterday for Mexico on
business.
Mrs. NJ. l. Humans and son left yes.
terday for Cenlrslia 10 spend the week
with Mrs. George Howard. Ftt
Mr.. and Mrs 5. E Stewart. who have
been visiting in Columbia. left yesterday
for their home in Hsllsville.
Miss Chloe Dysart. who has been di-
reciing the Passing Show" left yesser-
day morning for ST. Louis.
Mrs. Scott Jacobs went to Moberly
this morning TO visit her son. Jasper
Jacobs.
Mrs C. d. Roberts Of Hallsyille, who
: been visiting her sister, Mrs. J. W.
Sapp, returned to her home yesterday.
Curtis Parsons Of Parsons. Kan, came
. Columbia yesterday to visit his son,
Paul Parsons
]. ". Yandiyer Of Shelbina, who has
5cen attending Farmers Week, returned
o his home yesterday.
B. C. Smutz, who has been attending
Farmers Week, returned to his home in
Brunswick yesterday.
George H. Schmalis returned to his
rome in Jefferson Barracks ycsterd y,
after attending Farmers Week.
T. Earl Wylder left for West Plains
Yesterday He has been visiting his sister,
Mrs. Dan Slime.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. W. Renoe, who<haye
been attending Farmers Week, returned
70 their home in New Cambria, yester-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Woodie and little
daughter left this morning for their home
at New Madrid, after visiting Mrs. Frank
Mikel the last few days.
Mrs. Val Pointer and lirile daughter,
who have been visiting at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. C. Tipkin, left this morn
ing for their home in Alton, iii.
II. W. Sandhouse, Robert Breuner, H.
F. Owens, W. B. Achelfrohl, ]. T. Nal
branso1 and A. H. Zumbohl returned to
heir homes in St Charles yesterday.
W. B. Class returned yesterday from a
visit TO Monticello, ILL., He reports hav-
ing see Riggs Hawkins, who is employed
with the Monticello Bulletin.
Thad Snow, President of the Southeast
Missouri Agricultural Bureau. and A. O.
FOard. managing editor Of the Missouri
Ruralist, went to ST Louis yesterday, af.
er attending Farmers Weeks
Mrs Lou Barnes, who has been visit |
ng friends here the last week. left this |
morning for her home in Poplar Bluff. |
She was accompanied by Miss Anne SD |
ers, Miss Nell HsrrawoOd and Miss Nina
Gardner, Of Poplar Bluff, who have
been here attending Farmers Week.
Harvey o. Harlan of Marionville was
here for Farmers Week. getting a re-
port for Better Polands. a bi-monthb |
devoted to the interests Of hog. |
taising pablished at Mt. Vernon. Harsl
Ian attended the College of Agriculture |
for three years, lol5-l7. He left last