The Dallas express., 1900-01-13
HOT SPRINGS NEWS

Hot Springs, Ark, Branch Dallas
Express at 116 Malvern Ave-, Captain
A. A. Hudson, Manager Mrs. Hattie
HOT SPRINGS, ARK, Jan. .12.-Mrs.
.R. Porter, of Milwaukee, Wis,
: is in the city visiting Mrs. H. J.
Thornton, on Malvern avenue. Mr..
and Mrs. w. H.. Clements returned
from Helena, Ark. Mr.. B. F. Jenkl rs
is very sick at his home on Walnut
street.
Rev. J. w. Dickey was called last
Wednesday night to pastor st. Paul
Baptist church.
Il. j. Hadnot, of Chattanooga, Tenn,
George Lewis of Denver, and Ben
Hughes of Little Rock, are at Mrs. G.
P. Thompson's, 408 Church street.
Mrs. .Rebecca Hudgins thinks the Ex-
press is the greatest newspaper on
earth, as she is sure it has found her
people.
DR.. S.. A. Levels has made some i'm
provements about his hair dressing
parlor.
Mrs. Caddie Bayne is convalescent.
Miss Lola Larry returned from
Wynne, Ark.
Rev. j. Mercer Johnson, formerly
pastor of the A. M. E. church here,
has accepted the pastorate of the Epis-
copal church at Marshall, Tex.
Messrs. HI. H. Hill of Little Rock,
and Rev. w. D. Booker of Shreveport,
La, are at Mrs. BroadnaX's.
MIR. and Mrs. G. S. Watson, of Chic
ago, ILL.,, and Mrs. Harris are at the
Manila hotel.
Mr.. Joe Ford says always bring the
Express to his place of business.
Admirers of the Express can always
find the paper on sale at d. G. Pryor's
barbershop.
Messrs. AL Higg and Jim Goodwin
say there's nothing to it when they
meet as partners, against all cOmers,
at playing whist.
Misses Mollie Pickett and Ada Will
son or grandma and mama" don't
stop the Express; it will continue.
The Express management does not in
tend to lose one subscriber, but would
like to get 500 or 600 new ones.
Mr.. J. w. Wyman, of Dallas, Tex,
is at Mrs G. E. Wilson's, 151 Walnut
street.
Mr.. S. T. Foster expects to leave
for New York City soon.
You should not forget L.C. Cannon's
place, opposite the Arlington hotel.
Mrs. r. @. Rembert died last Mon
| day at 1920 a. M, at the residence of
| her daughter, Mrs. E. g. Johnson, 210
Henry avenue. She was buried Tues
day evening from Mt. Canaan Baptist
church, Rev. J. r. Bennett, officiated.
VIM. Cooper died the 8 inst, and was
buried the 4 inst; also, Mrs. Kimsie,
who was buried the inst.
Misses Mary and Elvira Robinson,
of Mississippi, nieces of Mrs. A. AL
ford, are visiting her at 219 Laurel
street.
Misses Maria Sims and Florence
Lewis say rotling suits them as well
as the Express.
Masters Columbus and Harry Crock
ett spent the holidays in the city with
their mother, Mrs. M. l.. Harris, of 80
Cedar street; they returned to school
at Arkadelphia Thursday.
Miss Lizzie Williams mother is i'll at
ia Gulpha street.
Messrs. Joe and Jeff Golden report
that their brother-in-la Mr.. Taylor
Davidson, died at Nashville, Tenn,
Thursday.
Mr.. ED. Malone spent a few days in
the city and returned to Dallas, Tex
Mrs. E. r. Mitchell returns thanks
to Mr.. Robert Lester for presents re-
ceived.
Mr.. E. P. Jones is sick with rhe1-
matism.
Miss Katie Williams, a sister of Mrs
WI. Woods, is sick on Helena street
Mr.. Will James, of St.Louis, is in the
city.
Mrs. Sherman Potts is improving
nicely under the treatment of Dr.
Drake.
The Turf Exchange club will give a
grand social hop the II inst. The Off =
GERS of the club are: Carter Richard
son, president; Haywood Bell, vice
president; Joe Brooks, secretary ano
treasurer. The club will give severa
entertainments this season. Prof
Holomon's string band has been en-
gagged for the occasion.
Mrs. Fannie Fields is improving
Mrs. Mollie Perkins is very low.
Mrs. Matte Thomas, of No. 1 E
Grand avenue, gave birthday party
in honor of her daughter, Miss Ger
trude's 14th year, Dec. 20, at her resi-
dence. The little ones enjoyed them
selves immensely.
Mr.. VIC. Slaughter, of Louisville
KY, is here. :.
Miss Lizzie Winstead spent the hoii'
DAYS in Little Rock, visiting and hav'
ing a good time.
Mr.. L. S. Buchanan, corner Gulpha
and Pleasant streets, has bought the
stock of groceries of MIR. Walter YORK
of Valley street.
Mrs. Laura Hunter, of E. Crane
avenue, made flying trip to ATka-
delphia Monday, and returned last
Friday.
WHY don't Mr.. d. L. Ewing or Mr.
J.E. Peak take the agency for the
Dallas Express at Little Rock?
Has Mr.. John Bryant shook his
partener on Johns street.
Mr.. Johnny has been very sick.
There are three Johnny Warrens IL
this city. Mr.. B;smark Hancock, we
see. is working at Park bath house.
Rev. Curry, presiding elder OF the
c. NJ. E. church, was here last week
the guest of Mrs. S. d. Hill, oflO7 PaI-
metto avenue.
Miss Maggie Collier returned IRON
Chicago, H., last week.
Misses Lizzie and Alice Hines, oI
Greenville, Miss, are at Mrs. George
Hubbard's on Terrace street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Roland, or Ter