The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-12

rived yesterday to visit at the Kappa
Alpha Theta house. Both are former
students in the University.
Frank Abbott left yesterday for Iowa
City, where he will spend the weekend.
Harriet Joaquin is spending the week
end at her home in Louisiana, Mo.
Miss Ruth Cawthon went TO Mexico
Yesterday TO visit during the weekend.
Miss Jane Spencer will spend the week
end at her home in Jefferson City.
Miss Virginia Maughs left yesterday
for her home in Fulton after weeks
visit at the PiBeia Phi house.
Miss Laura Mary Simpson will spend
the weekend with her parents in Jef-
ferson City.
Miss Helen Yantis left yesterday for
her home in Fulton, where she will spend
the weekend.
Miss Mary Lee Faris left yesterday for
a visit with her parents. Judge and Mrs.
c. b. Faris, in St Louis.
Harold Nasan Of Kansas CITY returned
to his home yesterday after short visit
at the Phi Kappa Psi house.
Margaret Lohman left yesterday to
spend the weekend at her home in ST.
Louis.
T. A. Anderson left Yesterday afternoon
for Kansas C;V. where he will visit dur
ing the weekend
Misses Lucille and Anna Cherry will
spend the weekend in St. Louis visiting
friends.
c A. Baxter, who has been visiting his
daughter, Miss Margaret Baxter, left yes
erday for Kirksyille.
Miss Martha Stephens left yesterday
morning for her home in Kansas City
She will not return to the University.
Misses Marguerite Greer and Edna
Buckley went to Mexico yesterday TO
'pend the weekend
The annual announcement of the
Graduate School Is being finished and
will be mailed the first Of next week.
John Sheay, specialist in marketing, is
organizing farmers elevator association
in Monroe County this week.
W. II. Rusk. extension assistant in
animal husbandry, left yesterday for
Nodaway County.
C.. W. Hervey. extension assistant pro-
fessor in poultry hasbandry, reUrned
yesterday from Shelbina.
H. NJ. Carlock, instructor in animal
husbandry, left today for Higginsville
to organize a stock club.
Misses Katherine Reynolds. Mary Ha
mil and Leila Shepard left yesterday
for Moberly to visit Miss Ross Howard.
Miss Mary Mcfarland and Miss Viii
lie Huber went to Mexico yesterday to
spend the weekend.
Ralph Loomis. extension agent in mar
keting, is in Cass County this week or
ganizing a shippers association.
Martin L. Mumford. who has been a
guest Of his son. Donald. at the Alpha
Tau Omega house, returned TO his home
in St. Joseph yesterday.
Miss Aria Murto left yesterday for St.
Louis to visit her brother, Samuel Murto.
who was graduated from the University
last year.
Miss Ethel Porter of Hardin Cdlieg,
is visiting Miss Julia Schmidt. Miss
Porter will aiteqd the Student Volunteer
Convention.
t. f. Sexauer. professor in the de-
partment of agricultural education, left
Thursday ior the Midwest Conference
of Vocational Education at Minneapolis.
Prof. Sexauer talked on THE Present
Standards of Project Work" yesterday.
Dean. F. B. MumfOrd Of the College
Of Agriculture will speak before the
twenty-second annual convention Of the
Association of Southern Agricultural
Workers, which meets a; Lexington, KY.
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. The
subject for his address will be Means
Of Getting Funds for Station Work" He
will leave Columbia Monday and return
Wednesday.