The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-19

Cape Cirardeau where he has beeI
spending the summer with his brother
Mrs. P. 7. King and son Roy, droy'
10 Cen,ralia in their car yesterday Il
attend the Centralia pageant.
Mrs. ]. 7. Goslin, and daughter. VIII
live near Columbia. left this morning II
visit Miss Freda Morse in Centralia.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Howard and son
Frederick. and W. ]. Saupe, went Il
Cape Cirardeau yesterday for their va
cation.
Misses Helen and Virginia Bedfort
left Yesterday to yisi, relatives in Mont
gomery City. Miss Helen Bedford vii
enter the University this fall.
DR.. E. j. Hume Of White Hall, ILL.,, il
spending his vacation at the home of hi
wife's mother, Mrs. Margaret Elzey, Du
mas Apartments.
DR.. c. W. Digges will return tomor
row from the National Dentists Conyen
ton, which he has been attending il
Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. c. Lynch, who have
attended, this summer term, went ic
Brunswick yesterday for visit and will
go from there to their home at Boomer
Miss Ethel Alton, secretary to Har
ris and Price, attorneys, left yesterda,
to spend her vacation in Excelsior
Springs.
E. r. Baumgartner. one Of the propri
etors Of the Tiger Barber Shop. is spend.
ing the week at the home Of his father in
Hermann, Mo.
Mrs. James Woods and her children,
Vernon, Raymond and Ruby. who have
been visiting for week with Mrs. Scott
Gibbs. returned to their home in Mexico.
NO.. yesterday.
G. H. Brown and Smith Black. who
came through Columbia on their way
home from the Stale Fair at Sedalia,
went 10 their homes in Centralia yester-
day.
Mrs. G. H. Montgomery and daughter,
Miss Lucille Montgomery of Columbia,
left yesterday for La Belle. 10 visit Mrs.
Montgomey's mother. They will re.
turn in time for the fall term.
Mrs. W. II. Hudson, 2l4 South Sixth
street. went 10 Centralia TO visit her son.
W. III. Hudson. From there she will go
10 Murray, Mo-, TO make an extended
stay with her daughter, Mrs. E. B. Hud-
son.
A. H. Leonard. instructor in the
R6senthal School Of Commerce, left yes
terday for >Sedalia where he will have
charge of a section Of boys and girls
Agricultural Clubs of the University.
Mrs. w. II. Hobbs, and daughters.
Misses La Won, Georgia and Clella
Hobbs, returned to their home in Mober-
ly yesterday. Mrs. Hobbs and her young.
est daughter have been here with Miss
La Won and Miss Georgia Hobbs, who
attended the University this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harve Mann and Two
daughters, Mabel and Olive and friends.
all Of St. Louis, are spending a weeks
vacation at Bellies Lake. They drove
from St. Louis in two cars 10 the lake,
where Mr.. and Mrs. Mann spend their
vacation every year.
Mrs. E. F. Seely, who has been living
in Florida for the last twenty-one years,
arrived yesterday in Columbia TO sur
prise her sister, Mrs. ]. W. Carryer, l0lI
East Walnut street. Mrs. Seely is now
making her home with her son in Kan
sas City.
Bert E. Morgan, Miss Retha Morgan,
and Mr.. and Mrs. /. G. Terry, who have
attended the University this summer,
left yesterday for a visit with relatives at
Jameson. Mr.. Morgan will go from
Jameson to Bogard, where he will be
superintendent of schools.
Miss Pauline Holloway, who has been
visiting her father. T. ]. Holloway of
l40l Pratt avenue, left for Lidonia, Mis-
souri,, this morning. where she will visit
Mrs. W. B. Lewellen. Miss Holloway
will spend few days in Edna, Mo-, and
then return to Independence. No., where
she will teach junior and senior English
in the high school.