The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-05-27
MAINLY ABOUT PEOPLE

Mrs. VI. b. Woodson left today fol
her home in Kansas City.
Captain ]. Lake left today for a short
visit in Kansas City.
Mrs. f. B. Millbank left TODAY for
her home in Chillicothe. Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hubert left today
for their home in kirksyile.
o. ID. Jacobs of Hallsvillc, was in Co
lumbia this morning on business.
Mrs. Bell Schooler went to Hallsyille
yesterday 10 visit her sister. Mrs. Taylor
Mrs. ]. b. Nevins and her daughter.
Lotto Ncyins. went TO Cant, Mo-. yester-
day.
Alfred Moore left this morning 10
berly.
X. L. Pcrsing,on of Stephens Station,
was in Columbia early this morning on
business.
5. ]. Duncan-Clark. editor the Chicago
Evening Post, returned 10 Chicago yes
ierday.
Jack Staplcion, owner of the Owl
Headlight in Stanberry, returned home
yesterday.
Mrs. II. l.. Wilson went to St. Louis
yesterday afternoon to visit her brother.
DIR. Z. OIds.
G. i. Brown. student in the University.
went to ST. Louis yesterday for a-week-
end visit home.
]. :. Cullen. who has been here on
business. returned to his home in Jeffer-
son City yesterday.
Mrs. r. A. Murray left this morning
for weeks visit with her brother, David
Wilhite, in Hallsville.
L. r. Farley. who has been here on
business for six weeks, returned to ST.
Louis this morning. ..s
Miss Josephine Evans, who has been
visiting the Kappa Kappa Gamma house
this week, left yesterday.
+. II. Taylor and F. d. Mcdonald. stu
dents in the University, went to St. Louis
yesterday on business.
Mrs. c. r. Nation and her children
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her sister. Mrs. David Lehnen.
Rome G.. Brown, of the Minneapolis
bar. left yesterday for St. Louis. From
there he will go to Minneapolis.
II. r. Spencer, who has been here at
tending Journalism Week left for Jcffer- !
son City yesterday on business.
Will A. Jones. who has been a visitor
here for Journalism Week. returned to
his home in Kennett yesterday.
Mrs. Robert Daley left this morning to
spend the weekend with her daughter,
Mrs. H. H. Slater, of Slater, Mo.
Mr.. J. B. Ellis left today for his home
in Plattsburg. He has been guest in
Columbia during Journalism Week.
i. F. Schofield. editor of the Edna
Sentinel, returned to Edna this morn
ing after attending journalism Week.
Mrs. c. Harvey, who has been a guest !
in Columbia during Journalism Week, |
left today for her home in Liberty, Mo.
Mrs. Z. Cconey, who has been visiting !
in Columbia during Journalism Week |
left today for her home in Marshall, !
Mo.
Mrs. May Williams and her two chill. |
dren returned to their home in Sturgeon
after spending a week with Mrs. Nata-
lie Kemper.
Miss Esielle c. Wauge and Miss Z.
W. Floerchinger. nurses at the Boone |
County Hospital, left this morning for
weeks visit in St. Louis.
Miss Grace Dodge, principal of ST.
Louis high school. who was in Columbia |
to see President J. C. Jones on business, |
returned to ST. Louis yesterday. I
J. +. Case, editor of the Missouri Ru-
ralisi, who has been the guest Of A. A.
Jeffrey, agricultural editor of the UniveT-
sity, has returned to his home in Warren
County.
Miss Bcrnice Thomure, who has been
in Columbia for Journalism Week, re-
turned this morning TO her home in
Bonnc Tcrre. She will leave next week |
for Philadelphia where she will work for
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