The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-04
MAINLY ABOUT PEOPLE

Kansas City.
Thomas McKelley is spending the
weekend. in Kansas City.
]. F. Hull, editor Of the Maryville Tri,
, bune. left Columbia yesterday.
". F. Phares returned TO Maryville
yesterday.
Miss Kimball Hamilton is spending
the weekend in Kansas City.
David Gretzer is spending the weekend
in Kansas City.
l. C. Hannoykock went to Frankfort
yesterday.
W. Z. Parsons went to BOonville yes
ierday.
s II. Moore Of Columbia went TO his
farm at Rocheport yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Conley went to
Sedalia yesterday.
RI Pauley went TO Mexico yester-
day on business.
J. II. Owings of Centralia was in Co
lumbia yesterday on business.
Mrs. Gertie Muir Of Centralia was in
Columbia yesterday on business.
Mrs. Anna White Of Centralia was in
Columbia yesterday on business.
l.. n. Logston of Ceniralia was in Co
lumbia yesterday on business.
p. c. Gopher Of Hallsville was in Co
lumbia yesterday on business.
]. T. Hendrix Of Hallsville was in Co
lumbia yesterday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Poole of Centralia
we're in Columbia yesterday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. X. Summers went to
Sturgeon yesterday on business.
Mrs. James Butler. 1916 Anthony, has
gone to Excelsior Springs.
]. f. Powell is spending the weekend
in Elsberry.
Fred E. Dsugherty went to Jefferson
City yesterday.
Thomas Mckee, a student in the Uni. |
versity. went to St. Louis yesterday.
C. l. Nichols went TO Kansas City |
yesterday.
Mrs. ]. 7. Richardson went to her home
in McBaine yesterday.
Mrs. William Mahoney returned TO her
home in Mokane yesterday.
R. l. Hill left yesterday for Jefferson
City TO spend two or three days.
A. r. Rose and II. X. Jackson went
to ST. Louis yesterday.
X. P. English went to St. Louis yester-
day on business.
J. B. Johnston went to St. Louis yes
ierday on business.
Mrs. A. F. Fleming has returned TO
Sturgeon after spending the weekend in
Columbia.
]. W. March who has been in COlum-
bia on business returned to his home in
Kansas City yesterday.
A. 7. Merideth Of Klamath Falls, Ore,
left for his home yesterday after a visit
with John Merideth. 1915 Windsor street.
]. NJ Berger Of Moberly, proprietor Of
Wolff Berger Company, visited the firm
members yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Marshall and Miss Myrtle
Hampton returned to Centrslia yesterday
after visiting in Columbia.
DIR. Abe Quinn returned to his home !
in St. Louis yesterday after visiting his /
father, NJ. c. Quinn, Paris Road.
Mrs. A. F. Thornton. who has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. G. A. Dey Of
Columbia, returned yesterday to her
home in Hunisdale.
DIR. c. A. Bradford, 2O7 South Ninth !
street. has gone to Excelsior Springs. [
Dr. Bradford will be there an indefinite c
time
Ralph Stein, a student in the Uni.
versity, went TO ST. Loui' yesterday for 7
the weekend and to attend the basket.
ball games there.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Long went to
Hunisdale yesterday to spend the day.
Mr.. Long went TO look after his farming r
interests near Huntsdale.
A. F. Nichols Of HallsviIle passed
through Columbia yesterday on his way
10 Boonville and Blackwaier to look after
MS walnut interests there.
A. ]. Meyer, executive secretary Of the Z
Missouri Farm Bureau Federation went
% Jefferson City last night in the in
crest of agricultural legislation.
Miss Ethel Barnes, who has been the
guest Of Mrs. T. r. Jacobs for the last
wo weeks, returned to her home in Mar ;,
ing.
Mrs. George Winn Of Brooker, Tex. i
sho has been visiting at the home of u
ames Reid, Paris Road, went to Halls. -
lille yesterday for a few days visit before N
eiurning TO her home in Texas.
Mrs. W. II. Davenport Of Browns Sta.
ion, who has been visiting her daughter. -
Hrs. ]. J. Brown. and her son, ]. E. O'
davenport returned to her home yester.
ay. Ia
John Smith and s. D. Brokaw. who ~
re connected with the ]. |. Case Thresh. P'
ne Machine Company in ST. Louis. have D'
cen in Columbia a few days looking n
fter the Case Tractor School. which the
.Ook Brothers are conducting. d
Miss Ella V. Dobbs went 10 jefferson
ity yesterday to attend an executive
ommittee meeting Of the State Teachers ct
ssociaiiOn. Miss Dobbs will be away III
n several days. The executive commit. We
e will consider educational bills 10 be in
rought up in the Legislature soon. u
Mrs. l.. NJ Shephard left vesterJ.,, ca