The Dallas express., 1900-01-13

spectfully called together on the 1911
inst. to discuss the best interests of Che
profession, and to adopt a code of by.
laws for the government of the insti
tute, for the ensueing year. Prof
VIM. Anderson has returned home
from Midway. B. j. Thomas. o.
Smithville, was in the city last week
Mr.. A. @. McNiel and Miss Lucy
Thomas were quietly married las
Wednesday evening. Mrs. Lucy Pa.
ten was sentenced to penitentiary, fol
two years, charged with murder. viii.
liam James shot and killed his wife, a.
Elgin, yesterday morning. Cause
jealousy. The murder case trans
ferred from Colorado county to thi.
place is creating some excitement here
BONHAM, TEX, Jan. 12.-Mrs. De-
rie YOkum died on the 9th and was
buried on the 7th. 25O pupils are toe
much for any three teachers. Nearly
one hundred colOred people read the
white paper here and they see nothing
but "Jack (colored) was arrested
fined, beat up" or such news. Why
not read, also, paper that tells moth
ing but the real good done by the Ne
grO?. Elder Cam Hill preached in the
west end Sunday. Sicklisted: Mes
DANES Alice Moore Bette Higgs, Ma
tilda iavOrs, Ina Boyd, Amanda Dav-
is and Charles Christian. Deiour-
nett's restaurant and barber shop is
the place for you. Mansee has the
ability to make it profitable and pleas
ant for everybody. Give him your
trade. The writer has bought out the
| "U Need Us" company and will soon
| have agents to call on you. Did YOU
! know that the Dallas Express is the
largest colored paper in America?
DAINGERFIELD, TEX Jan. 12.-
Mr.. w. P. Jackson tripped it to Pitts
| burg Saturday. PrOfs. Garner and
Stanley, of Naples, were in the city
Saturday. III. w. Harllee recaptured
his mule. On last Saturday evening.
about o'clock, Louis Harris and VIII
| lie WilkersOn were tinkering with a
winchester during which time the gun
was discharged and the ball entered
the left nipple of Willie Wilkerson.
killing him almost instantly. Walter
Lockhart, of Naples, was here. Mr..
Thomas Baker, last Sunday evening.
made an attempt to board a moving
car, fell beneath the cars hitting
the cross ties and breaking his hip. H.
| 9. Jones made flying trip to Pitts
burg, Saturday. Well, we are for c..
NJ. Ferguson for national committee
man. Everybody should read the Ex-
press and enliven its band wagon in
Daingerfield; only 5 cents copy.
JEFFERSON, TEN, Jan. 12.-Jef-
ferson is quiet, but progressive. The
extension of the SIS to Shreveport is
progressing nicely. Miss NJ. F. Bales
reports a pleasant time spent at Ft
Worth during the holidays. The Mace
domains had grand time Sunday; Rev
Simms appeared at his best. Mrs.
Ann Kimble, better known as Grand
ma Kimble, is quite ill. DR.. Arnold
reports a pleasant time spent in At
lanta during the holidays.
WAXAHACHIE, TEN, Jan. 12.-
This city is on a boom. Merchants
are moving their goods from one
building to another. Comprising is
stopped and everybody will have
time to read the Express. Mr.. W. d.
has returned home from his work in
Mexia. Mrs. Maxwell has returned
home. Mr.. j. p. has returned from
St. Louis. Rev. Williams is doing
great work in his church in this city.
We believe if we would read more we
would know more. So, read and keep
up with the times. Don't ask the re-
porter for anything but the Express.
Hog law is in effect; hogs will go out
of the city in SO days.
COOPER, TEN, Jan. 12.-M". Al
Morton has begun the erection of his
dwelling house. Mr.. William Dugan
returned from the saw mills Saturday.
Rev. COrley, pastor of the Baptist
church, was here the sand inst. Miss
Jane Wesley, of Arkansas, is attending
school here. Prof. j. II. Gresham and
wife, Mines. Cummings, McVe;, Nc
Samuels, Mr.. s. II. Brown and wife,
Mrs. Mamie Rector and the scribe
were highly entertained at the birth
day dinner of Mrs. Twins the inst.
THURBER, TEN, Jan. 12.- Last
Sunday H. Booker was entertained by
Rev. j. H. Smith, Mr.. George Harris,
Miss H. Ennis and Mrs. r. Good.
Sup't H. Booker of Hunter Morning
Star Sunday school opened school
last Sunday morning at $3.50. Rev. K.
II. Branch and II. Madden are on the
sicklist. II. Booker received nice
suit of clothes from the company for
which he is working, as a new
years present, and S1.00 in money.
HONEY GROVE, TEN, Jan. 12.-I
Mrs p. r. Washington has been ap-
pointed as third teacher and began
work Tuesday morning. The present
enrolment is 159. Miss Annie Hines
and Mrs. Nora McCuen left for Wax
ahachie Saturday. Miss Sallie Stull
has been quite i'll. Henry Nicholson
and E. Shelton are on the sicllist.
Messrs. II. c. Cooper and r. H. Pc
rine are to be married on the 1st Mr..
S. w. Hart, the It. and P. porter, has
been quite i'll. The B. Y. P. T., with
Mrs. J. S. Nicholson as president, is
moving along nicely.
LAMPASAS, TEN, Jan. 12.-Mrs. ,
Pleasant, wife of Rev. Pleasant will
soon be with him on his work. |
Grandma Mary, who went blind quite
while ago in Waco, is now being
cared for by Mrs. Susan Jackson.
Rev. Green Johnson, pastor of the
Baptist church preached Sunday.
Parents. send your children to school.
A high time was enjoyed by all at the
home of Mrs. Patterson Saturday
l.