The Dallas express., 1900-01-13

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press readers. The A. NJ. E. Sunday
school was well attended Sunday.
The reporter was at Sunday school
Sunday. Mrs. G. G. Dennis has moved
on Coggin's addition. Mrs. Annie
Collins left for Alvarado Tuesday
Mr.. H. Dickson returned from Fort
Worth. Prof. Hardin never fails to
buy the Express. Mrs. r. F. Hardin
is in Terrell. Miss Belle of Illinois, is
here.
TAYLOR, TEN Jan. 12.-The Sun
day schools at the Baptist and A. NJ.
E. churches were well attended Sun
day. The Christian endeavor was
well attended at the A. NJ. E. church
last Sunday evening. Mr.. r. A.
Adams made flying trip to Smith
vile last Thursday night. Rev. S. G..
Smith was in the city Sunday night.
Mr.. B. Howard got his arm broken
last Sunday night, while starting up
the machinery in the oil mill, his leg
was badly bruised, also. Messrs.
Adams and Harris barber shop was
burned last Saturday morning at 5
o'clock. Contents saved. Mr.. G. II.
Pickett left last Friday night for ST.
Louis, with a train load of cattle.
Miss Rubie Butler left Thursday for
Waco. Mr.. John Waters and wife of
Austin, are in the city.
BLOSSOM, TEX, Jan. 12.-The
pastor of the G. NJ. E. church refused
to fill his appointment last Sunday.
Mr.. F. Lee and Miss P. Lee have re-
turned from Wolfe City. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wright gave grand dinner last
Sunday. Miss Lelie Rucker is on the
sicklist. Mr.. Lee says there is no
place like the restaurant. Mrs.
Booker sold her bird-dog for S1.5O.
Mr.. T. Shelton has returned from
the sicklist. Mr.. M. BeosnOre says:
Express" Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler
have moved on Branch street.
DUBLIN, TEN, Jan. 12.-S. S. was
well attended Sunday; Miss B. Shelby
was elected relsurer, and Miss Mary
HightoWer, librarian. Mrs. Jackson is
working at the Willow cottage. See
NJ. w. Wood for the Express.
LUFKIN, TEX, Jan. 12.-There
was preaching at Pilgrim Rest Sunday
by Rev. Herndon. Rev. Engram and
George and Mrs. Clam attended
Sunday school at the Wheel Sunday.
Rev. P. Evans and wife are here. Rev.
Phillips is visiting in Nacogdoches this
week. Miss Sallie Baltrip, of New
Wavery, is stopping with Mr.and Mrs.
Reese. Rev. Engram preached at the
md Baptist church Sunday night.
Rev. E. G. Moore filed his appoint
ment at Longs chapel, C.M.E. church,
S Inday.
OAK CLIFF, TEN. Jan. 12.-Madam
RumOr says that Harry Smith, Will
Mccoy and Erwin Scaggs will marry
soon. Mrs. Fannie Paul has moved on
Betterton Circle. Rev. HuntIey is do
ing nicely. Rev. Washington will be
at his post tomorrow, preaching at II
a. m. and s p. m. q. l.. Bt swell will
sell you meat as cheap as you can get
it elsewhere. Gus Greer will give you
a 81 load of wood for 81. Miss Annie
Farris was married Sunday night by
Rev. Kennedy. Her mother, brother
and Miss Lucy Bell witnessed the oc-
casion. Mr.. Tucker Paul died Sunday
in Dallas, and was inferred here. The
case of Jesse Billingly and f. Evans
was called Tuesday and deferred until
next Wednesday.
MORGAN, TEN, Jan. 12.-Rev, +.
w. Cooper returned to Waco Monday.
Mines. Jimmie Address, Annie Greer,
jamie Dickson of Kopperel, were in the
city Sunday. Mr.. Walker Fuller, of
Kimball, was here Sunday. Dan Jay
is on the sickliSt.
DENTON, TEX, Jan. 12.-Miss Ella
Young has returned from Gainesville.
Miss Bonnie Foreman and sister left
Sunday for Gainesville Mrs. Mamie
Crawford is in Dallas. Mrs. Dicie
Crawford entertained several of her
friends Wednesday. Those present
were: Mrs. Lawson, Lucy JANUS, Isa-
bella Manuel, Mollie Cochran and Rev.
Roe and wife. The smallpox epe-
demic is causing a great deal of un-
easiness in the city.
MINERAL WELLS, TEX. Jan. r.
Mrs. Henderson of Fort Worth, is in
the city. Rev. T. G. Cook has gone
to Jacksboro. Mr.. and Mrs Cass have
returned from the ranch Mr.. Levzean
went to Weatherford Sunday. Miss
Henrietta Lundy of Fort Worth, is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Sibly. Mr.. Dan
Gipson and Mrs. Mary B. Elliott were
married last week.
ST. MARK, TEX, Jan. 12-Miss
Sallie Steward is sick listed. Rev. ].