The Dallas express., 1900-01-13
Rev. Walls oficiated.

CmcagO, ILL.,, L. j. DAVIS OF Little
Rock, R. Hicks of Spokane, Wash, E.
Johnson of Warren, Ohio, Cassius G..
Smith OF Louisville, KY, are in the
city.
Mr.. G. H. Green has returned from
Kansas City, Mo-, and is stopping at
his mothers, II High street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Neal have
moved into their new and beautiful
home, 1O2 Amber street.
At st. Paul Baptist church last
Christmas night, there were 1877 valu-
able presents given away, which
speaks well fo The officers, memb ers
and pastor of said church.
SOUTH HOT iPRINGs.
Mr.. L. G. Dia S is popular in this
end, he having been elected to fill two
important offices, president of the
literary society and superintendent of
Sunday school, receiving the first
IL limitations in each instant and was
elected by majority of % votes.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. @. DialS has re-
turned from Texarkana, where they
went to spend the holiday with rela-
tives and friends and reports pleas
ant time.
The following officers were elected
for st. Paul A. NJ. E. Sunday school:
L. G. Dials, superintendent; A. Harris,
assistant; Ida Harris, secretary; A.
Mendenhall, assistant secretary; A.
Harris, treasurer; B Pickett, S Brooks,
librarian. The following officers were
elected for the literary: L. G. Dials,
president; M. Puckett, vice president;
f. McKie, secretary; A. Mendenba'l, |,
assistant secretary; H. G. Pickett,
treasurer; l. G. Plei mt, chaplain; L.
S. Brown, reporter; T Smith, critic;
H. Davenport, master at arms.
Telepho4e G.. G. KcKie, No. 32S, for
cheap groceries.
The new railroad is progressing
rapidly The bridge over Gulpha cross
ing is under course of construction.
Another shooting affray occurred
last Friday at the corner of the Natl On
nj bank; both parties were white, but
neither was hurt. The occurrence
caused a team to run away and de-
molish the fruit stand of Joe MAJ
zio, but fortunately no one hurt.
Have you ever been to Taylor q Pat
terson's for your meals?
Presents received by Little Flora
Graves en- her 8th birthday: cup and
saucer, ,Odeneal Miller; beautiful work
box, Maudella Taylor; toy sheep,
George Taylor; hoes, Louciel Bradley,
little plate, Blanche Johnson; breakfast
plate, cup and saucer, Sammie, Birdie
and Leland Levels; hair ribbon, Missie
Whitmore; napkin ring with initials,
Tony Whitmore; candy, Johnnie
Whitmore; salt and pepper shakers,
Hazel Brown; bowl and pitcher; Rob-
ert BrOwl; handerkerchiefs, George
Butler; handkerchief, Ivy Butler; mug
and initials, Little Adelaide Fullmigh
ter; embroidery handkerchief, Kate
and Henry Smith; pitcher, Warren
Shelton; stockings and handkerchief,
Mamie Smith; pitcher with initials,
Saanie Glover; plate, cup and saucer,
Johnnie, Sammie and Clara Truman;
plate, Clara Harris; fruit and candy,
Magnolia Richardson; fruit, Lydia
McCannon; silver mug, (her aunt)
Maisa Graves; pickle dish, Hattie
| Walls; money, Bretha Williams; cup
and saucer, (cousin) Mrs. Eliza Fer
| guson; ornaments, cher teacher) Mrs.
J. NJ. Johnson; ife-size photo, her
| n other.
Mrs. Eliza Wilson, of 206 Johns
street, is contemplating spending the
balance of the winter with her sister,
Mrs. Mary Ward, of Chicago.
Mrs. Mollie Faggins is sick at the
residence Of her parents, 228 Ash
street.
| For last week.
| SOUTH HOT SPRINGS.
Mrs. Rev. I'D. Dennis is very sick.
| 1t showed here very fast from last
Saturday at noon until Sunday about
| 9 O'Clock. The ground was covered
which made sleigh running good; a
number of sleighs were out.
Mrs. Rev. J. G. Jones is here spend
ing the holidays with her husband,
Rev. j. G. Jones pastor of st. Paul
A. M. E. church.
Mr.. Browning of Hope, Ark, is here
spending the holidays with Mrs. Rev.
j. d. Dennis.
Miss Elnora Bryant has gone to Lit
tie Rock to spend the winter in school.
Miss Lille Thomas died Wednesday
morning and was buried Thursday
evening from Mrs. Kanady's on
| Church street.
Mr.. Henry Benson received letter
from Rev. S. l.. Short stating that he
had found his mother and brother
whom he hadn't seen since he was
wears old, and while she was running
to meet him she fell and hurt herself
Misses Martha and Maggie Hender-
son and Nettie Stones was royalty en-
tertained last Thursday II i ght at
Misses Alice and Minnie Ash.
Miss Lula Buford spent the day last
| Monday at Misses Gera dine, Lucy
and Maria Fielding.
The Xmas tree at st. Paul A. NJ. E.
| church was largely attended. Messrs
| Henry Pickett AMI James Mendenhall
I being the mana gers and Misses Abbie
| Mendenhall and Ida Harris ushers.
Miss Miss Minnie is still on the
mend also Miss Lizzie Mcneil and
| Mrs. w. S. BurfOrd.
Misses Oda Men1enhall and Viola
Mcneil are admires the Express.
Go to Mr.. q. G. McKie's for fresh
meat and groceries.
Mr.. Henry Adair of Waldo, Ark,
is stopping at Mrs. G. Adair.
The entertainment at st. Paul A. M
e. church was quite success.
Misses Lula BurfOrd and Oda Men
denhall are reporters of South Town
MIR. r. w. Gaines is still very SICK
The great northern hotel boys gave
a very liberal donation.
Mr.. Jesse Goodwin is all right with
his horse and buggy.
Mrs. Henry McCOwn is very sick.
Messrs. Moses Green and Frank
Tappon have returned from San An
tonic, Texas, and are quartered at
! Mrs Annie Pickett'S 203 Gulpha st.