The Dallas express., 1900-01-13
DOINGS AT AUSTIN.
Young Republicans Organize. Business
League Meeting The Olympia, a
Social Association. Notes.

League meell0g .-Ine Uiympnla, a
Social AssOCiatiOn.-NOtes.
Austin, Texas, Jan. 12.-The vount
mems republican club held a rous
ing meeting at their hall, 404 E. 6tl
street, lasJ week; President T. J
Clark, presided, |. l.. Henson, of Dal
las, was the speaker of the evening
he endorsed the pole of the McKin.
ley administration and advocated the
! claims of "GoOse Neck" Bill McDon-
aid for national committee man. This
club proposes to concentrate the Ne
gro vote of the city.
Mr.. White Moore is lying danger
ously i'll with typhoid fever, at Hamp-
! ton, Va, Industrial institute. Lille
Roberts, colored, was found guilty OF
shop lifting, Tuesday and was fined
SO and one day in Jail. Misses Lille
Fullilove and Jennie Black are in Bas
trop. Mrs. Addie Johnson, teacher
at Hornsby's Bend, who is sick, is sub
stituted by Miss Carrie Madison. Rev.
|. j. Williams delivered a powerful
sermon at Grants chapel A. NJ E.
church, Sunday.
Mr.. Andrew Mitchell was killed
Monday by being thrown from his
horse, before swiftly moving electric
car; he was one of our oldest citizens
and stone mason by trade. Rev. r.
t. Scott has resumed his studies in
theology, under Rev. G. r. Bryant.
James Crowtields for smooth shave
and the Dallas Express. The band of
Willing Workers has made Mrs. l.. A.
Harr:sun's permanent meeting place
during the winter months. James A.
Holland was fined S25 Monday, for
whipping three big, burly white men.
Prof. Fennell is taking a course in
law under Judge r. S. Stout.
The real estate transfers show that
Mr.. E. II. Darlington has disposed of
his 125 acre farm in consideration Of
$1,000, and two mules for $3.50.
Soft and Bradley for an artistic hair
cut and the Dallas Express.
The olympia club has been organ
lied with the following officers: G.
H. Buckner, president; w. p. MADISON,
Jr., vice president; Jessie Love, sec
retary; j. II. Harrison, treasurer;
Horace Johnson, chairman of the
board of directors.
The colored drug store for pure
drugs and the Dallas Express.
Eureka K. of P. lodge has changed
its meeting night, from Friday to
Thursday. The 3rd Baptist church
raised Sol at church meeting, Monday
night. Mrs. Albert Phillips is serious
ly i'll. M IS L. N. Walker is maid-in-
waiting at the office of Drs. Bennett
and Hudson. Mrs. Kate SWisher has
been granted divorce from her hus-
band, Henry SWisher. Mrs. Edith
Jackson, of Palestine, is in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Farris were carried
to the pest camp last week. Mr.. and
Mrs. Monroe a. Johns are rejoicing
over the advent of IA pound baby.
Mrs. H. l.. Trapp met with quite a Sc
rious accident while returning from
the installation of Capital City.Iodge;
she ruptured blood vessel and came
nearly bleeding to death.
DR.. James d. Daviss is correspon-
dent for the Victoria Guide. Mr..
Rector Lawrence is correspondent for
the Central Texas Teacher.
G. w. Harrison and Son for scien-
tific horse shOeing and the Dallas Ex-
press.
A number of prominent race men
met at the ice cream and oyster par
lor of w. G. Grant, Monday night, the
8th inst, for the purpose of discussing
matters of interest to the race, and for
setting on foot some tangible move
ment for its benefit. Judge r. $.
Stout, the originator of the idea, called
the meeting to order. A. l.. Moore
was elected temporary chairman and
j. II. Harris Oh secretary. The advis-
ability of organizing a business mems
league or a cooperative stock store
was discussed pro and con but no de-
finite action was taken. A commit
tee of 5 was appointed to outline and
recommend the best thing to be done.
The following were present: L. NJ.
Mitchell, l.. L. Campbell, A. L. Moore,
Wn. Tears, }. Fl. Harrison, Z. II. Car
Dr. E. w. d. Abner, Prof. l..
c. Anderson, M. T. White, r. S. Stout,
W. G. Grant and j. w. Madison. The
terminated in a grand oyster
supper. Thanks are extended Mad
ans Grant, Harrison and Stout for the
parts they played in making the even
ing memorable one.