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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-29
LEGAL NOTICES


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~ execution issued out d tho district court
II hcrnailllo county. New Mexico, In a Ger
tain cause wherein FIRST NATIONAL
hANk UF ALBUQUERQUE, n NJ. N
plaintiff. and FLORENCIO ZAMORA and
ELIGiA D. ZAMORA are defendants, baing
cause No. 1920 on the docket 81 said court
! have levied upon the following real -.
tstc situate IN the county Of Hernalilln.
htatc ~ new Mexicn, to-wit'
Lots thirteen and fourteen Of block
tNenty-seven u the Psrea Addition. as the
same are knpwn and Designated on the
uia. thereof filed In the office II the pro.
hate clsrk and ss.offieio recorder 81 BsrnA.
lilo county, ~ n. on the Let day Of May
1891.
Notee Is further given that In order to
tatisfy said execution IN the sun 81 three
hundred thirty.siS dollars and sixty nine
cents tsia0 dg1 and interest thereon a. the
rate q ten per cent per annum from the
2tth day ~ January, 1915. and the snm %
ten dollars ard fifty cents $50. BOZ accrued
crsts, besides costs that are to accrue. I
will, on the 10Th dav ~ December. t0tp. ~
the hour ~ ten o'clock in the forenoon. A.
tho front door % the county court house
of hsrnAliiln county. Nes Msrico, offer for
sale and tcll 20 the highest and best bidder
for eash. the real estate above described
fhid tsle 10 be subject 10 prior liens and
membranes.
RAFAEL GARCIA.
sheriff u Bsfnalllo County. y. n
Nov. q % Dec. SIS
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sfais ~ New Mssico, County Of BsfnsiN'a
IN tho nisirirt Cou-i.
Firtf Natiunsi Hant ~ Albng7srrr- n "
Plaintiff ". A W Arson. Defendant No
1918.
Notice l. hereby given that In pr-tran~-
81 levy o. attachment and order Of sale IN
the shove cause. ! VII. on the ith dav ~
December, 1913. al 10 o'clcck 10 The fare
noon. offer for sale and sell 81 puhife sue
iion, 70 the highest aud best hidder for easb
~ the front door n the county court honsf
real estate situate IN the county 81 nerua,
lilo. state 81 New Neziro. to-wits A certain
niece ot lsnd IN triangular form lying bs
tween Marble avenns and an se~qaia. mess
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WASHINGTON. Nov. 2b-Statcr
having public lands within their hor-
defs viii for Abe first tune In the his
tory Of public lands receive money
from the rental u these lands when
the provisions OF the OH land leas-
lug bal becomes "a law.
The states are assGred OF this not
outstanding that neither house OF
congress- has been able to satisfy the
other NJ to the final provisions OF
the biii and that the special session
adjourned without taking final &C.
ton on the measure.
Nothing can deprive the state,
however from receiving a share Of
the rental or earnings Of the gov
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urinr 80 feet mere or les ~ ua.his svs.
nue. and o5 feet along said ~fceqaia. ana
the east by frnetionnl l1t . q Black F'
- ne Duran snd Alexander addition. and
~ the supth sad vest By the nrrnuia wn.
Ming xiarf the urtth lire Of lots u. ~ and
70 u hierk IN If The Mtadsli huslnsls
sd Rs,idenre addition 70 The cltS q Al
huqueruae.
Nov. e-is.2c. 20.
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STATE or NEW MEXIo

NeINiiltate OF companion
United States Of America. STATE ~ New
NeHiro-ss.
II l. Hereby Certified. that the snnsysd
- q full. true and complete transcript ~ The
Certificate ~ incorporation Of coal.
SUPPLY co, INC. tNo. ioles). with the
endorsements thereoa, a. zane appears on
file and Of trcord In the office Of The stats
Corporation Commission
In Testimony Whereof The Rtsts carpo.
ration Commission Of the State Of New
Mexico has caused this esrtifirats 10 be
sigaed hy it. Chairman and the sesi o. said
Commission. 70 he affixed NJ the City ~
santa - on this itth day Of November.
A. u elp
(SEALl
HUGH n. WILLIAMS
Attest; Chairman.
A J. MORRISON. CLERK.
CERTIFICATE OF INCORPORATION or
COAL SUPPLY COMPANY. INC.
We, the understEnea In order 80 forrs
a corporation for the purposes hereinafter
stated, under and pursuant 10 the Prov.
sions % the Twenty third Chapter Of the
Second Session Of the Legislaiurs 81 the
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company and a splendid production.
President Wilson's comment on the
play Il internationally famous. ~
said; IAN that l ram say has already
been said most admirably IN HIS
beautiful play. An III. sfrtiuients !
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT that I hope.
will soon grip The vuIld.
To the presidents endorsement has
since been added the IN lors.mcrt uf
other notable men: ohe enthusiastic
approval Of the press Of tno I intel
States and Great Britain nfni t1e ap-
countries.
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On his ard DAY o. November. 1919. BE-.
Tor. me .yersonalH appeared william x
Walton. fde ard y Horran a1d Nae Y.
Walton. 20 me known " BE- the psrsons
described IN and who erseuted the fnrr.
Foina iHsffGmfnt tud artnowledrsd that
ih.s s~sasuted the same a. their free aet
IN WITNESS wHrRYcv. have here
unto ast M hand snd sffsed ny official
seal ihs das sad ysar l.,t shove srtten.
W. A. KFLEHpR
fSEAbl Notary Fable
Ny ~eammission expires December q
ENDoRsED No iofss Ger. R.e'a vel
. Page 500. Csrilfirais 81 ~ineorperaiise ~
GOAL SUPPLY 90. I'VE filed In Onlre
~ state Corporatiou Commission o. New
Merlco. Nov. a. 1919. $50 a m
A. T. Morrison. Clerk.
compsr.d MPM to EMA.
fSbrxvp iosso Com 'ps mp 4, or
st.,. ~ New Mexico. County 81 Berna
Nllu-ss
TIT. instrrmeni vas filed for record on
the ffth day ~ Nov 1919 A. 10 20
o'clock = 90. fseaeded In Vol % Mise
81 Records ~ tHff fnnrtv. Foli0 asa
Nestor Nanf-s ct.rt sna Recorder
~ Ohrin efir y pvtv Cisft
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-12-08

F. w. Read of Troy was in Mos
cow Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Headley hav,
bought 20 1-3 acres one mile north
east of Moscow of Mr.. and Mrs. A
G. McWreath, paying S17O an acre
The land is unimproved except
a small orchard
Sheriff j. L. Woody went to Ken
drick today, called by the illness OF
his mother.
Much comment is made on Bob S
Chilli. This is absolutely the best
chilli In town. To be had at the Bon
Ton only. 53tf
|! R. E. Dole of Lewiston was in the
city yesterday
Alfred Bjosklund left today for
his home at Winchester, Idaho.
Miss. Skattaboe, county superin-
tendent of schools, left today to visit
schools on the ridges near Troy.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Miller of Pull
man are guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. w. S. Bell
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Ball of Pa
louise are in Moscow today on bust
/ ness.
Mrs. Dewitt CLANCY of Troy was
in the city Saturday
Befor selling your hides and second
hand furniture see the United Hide
& Junk Co. Phone 252. 48tf
Mr.. and Mrs. George Harveson of
Palouse are visitors in Moscow today.
C. D. Erwin of Walla Walla was in
the city Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. D. Hodge went to
Nexperce to attend the session of the
district court
c. c. Perry of Elberton, Wash, was
in Moscow yesterday.
E. c. Knapp, director of Sunday
school work, and N. M. Fistee of
Spokane, were in Moscow few hours |
last night, leaving on the early |
morning Inland.
Order your Xmas and New Years
greeting cards now. Nice line of
samples to select from at this office. If |
Friends of Mrs. V. H. Young will |
be glad to know that she is recover
ing nicely from the effects of an
operation fos appendicitis, which |
was undergone Thursday.
Cottage cheese on sale at the t
creamery tomorrow, Is cents a
pound. 61-2
Mrs. R. B. Knepper, of Kendrick,
came to Moscow Monday afternoon
to visit relatives and transact some
business. Mrs. Knepper says Ken
drick is suffering as severely with the
cold as any town, despite it's much
lower altitude.
Order your Xmas and New Years
greeting cards now. Nice line of
to select from at this office. If
Weather - Idaho - Tonight and
Tuesday, fair, except probably snow
in the southeast.
Buy Red Cross Seals.
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Latah County Records.

Saturday, December 6, 1919.
A. M.-Oscar M. CRANE to Federal
Land Bank, $500; Lot 2 of 6-4O-2.
Assg't.-Halvor Nelson to Martin
j. Schei, R. M. by Hiram Alder,
1-25-19.
w. D.-A. G. McWreath to E. R.
Headley, $3.50; 25.35 A. in EAE1a
NEA $685..
Rel.-Ruth Broman Ellington to
David d. Reeves, R. M. to John
Engstrum, 1-18-16.
c. M-Harry o. Gilchrist to Hing
ham State Bank, $2274,55; 6 horses,
machinery, etc.
w. D.-John S. Williams to Thomas
Jabbora, 81; As 7-8 A. com. at NE
cor of SWA 1896.
w. D. Thomas Jabbora to John S.
Williams, $500; Ne lot IL; IL, 1910,
Moores Add, Moscow.
Order-In matter of estate of
Wiley Carpenter, insane, H. Melgard,
guardian, to Joseph Driscoll, $3.50;
1884.
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b. Hall of Fix Ridge and J. L..
Vickery of Cornwall are in Moscow
today to pay taxes.
Mrs. J. ]. Day, and her daughter,
Miss Bernice, and son, Jerome, Jr.,
returned last evening from Spokane,
where they have been visiting since
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Bash Of
Waterloo, Iowa, visited two days last
week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
w. H. Lillibridge. They were former
friends in the east. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bash have been to California and are
on their way home.
Wanted at once, 500 young fat
turkeys. Inland Market. Phone
124 59tf
Mrs. Thomas Franklin Keane, Of
North Dakota, who has been visiting
at the home of Dean and Mrs Cock
Grill, will leave this evening. Mrs.
Cockerill will accompany her guest
to Spokane, returning home to-
morrow.
Giles G. Callahan of Waitsburg,
Wash, was in Moscow Sunday.
Girl Wanted at The Bon Ton 57tf
Jno. L. Thometz of Twin Falls,
Idaho, was in the city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Kinyon. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Kinyon and little
son of Little Potlatch, were in Mos
cow today on business, coming the ID
miles by sleigh.
Eshel Cord and Carl S. Olson of
Troy were in the city Sunday.
W. T. Shadbo1t of Genesee was in
Moscow yesterday.
Mrs. Fred Gerber, who lived three
miles east of Viola, died yesterday
at her home, of diabetes. The funer-
al will occur Tuesday at II o'clock |
at Viola. Mrs. Gerber was about go I
years of age and was pioneer of 7
this section. I
Take your storage battery to the
Electric Supply Co. for winter stor-
age. Stored wet or dry. soft
Mrs. d. Cuthbert and her son-in-hw
John Byers and son of Viola are IN
Moscow today on business.
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Latah County Records.
Friday. December 5. 1915

FRIDAY, December b, 1919.
Rel-A. L. VanTine to G. w. Van
nice, R. M. to 7. C. Elliott, 11-6-14.
Rel.-Same to David G. Brooks, R
M. 11-29-12
R. NC. w. Vannice to A. L. Van
tine, $7150; SEASW SWA SEA IT;
NEANWA NWANEA 20-40-2.
R. M-Harry Whittier to Lyman
Whittier, $4,000; NEA; NRSEA !;
SEASEA 22-38-5.
Rel-W. H. Lillibrideg to Peter
Larson, R. NJ to Ingwall Smith, s.
1918.
Rel-Moscow State Bank to Peter
Larsen, R. M. to same, 1-3O-14.
el.-Netherlands American Mtge.
Bank to F. P. Krasselt, R. M. Ills
Is.
Certificate of Moscow to E.
N. Brown, 500; ST, Moscow cemetery.
Articles-Inland Construction Co.,
Ltd.
W. D-Joseph R. Collins ct al to
Christopher LANCE, 81; VIZ SO; E1k
S 35 feet of 7-2 w. Moscow.
G.. M.-Frank Brown to A. w.
Bowles & Co., S153; horses; COW;
harness; wagon.
Affidavit G. Vennigerholz as
to certain deed.
M. L.-Wm. E. Anderson and Clara
Hites, Moscow.
M. L. Oliver M. Coryell, Julia
eta and Mary D. Day, Portland.
w. D.-Mary A. Vaughn to Lyman
B. Vaughn, 81; l SO. A. in SW cor of
NWAN WA 1891.
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Helen Ardelle, sincerely believes her
chocolates to be the best in the
world and that she has no competi-
ton Whatsoever
After taste of this fine candy
person is convinced that the Helen
Ardelle Chocolates are conducive to
happier moments and a sweeter dis
position.
They are the most wholesome and
delicious homemade confection-em-
bodying fresh cream and fresh eggs
with the choicest and purest materials
and have found their place with the
discriminating candy users.
IL person has any trouble at all
don't stop to argue but hurry down
to The Bon Ton and procure box
of these homemade chocolates and let
them do the talking. 81
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Should be Guaranteed.

Many physicians believe that any
one who has bad cold should be com
pletely isolated to prevent other mem
bers of the family and associates from
contracting the disease, as colds are
about as catching as measles. One
thing sure-the sooner one rids him
self of cold the less danger, and you
will look a good while before you find
a better medicine than Chamberlain
Cough Remedy to aid you in curing a
cold. d
DoJ
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Buy Red Cross Seals.
UNIVERSITY GIRLS
MAKE FINE CANDY

Over in Seattle in a little house
near the University of Washington
two girls are WORKING night ana day
turning out the LIost WhoIesoms and
delicious candy in the world. They
have very fine business worked up
and their only trouble is in being I'M
able to make the candy fast enough
for the hungry public.
This little home candy factory is
known as the Helen Ardelle, Univer-
sity Girls Candy Factory. The owner.
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night.
Tell your druggist you want a small
bottle of Ely's Cream Balm. Apply
a little of this fragrant, antiseptic
cream in your nostrils let it penetrate
through every air passage of the head
soothe and heal the swollen, inflamed
mucous membrane, and relief comes
instantly.
1t is just what every cold and ca
tarrh sufferer needs. Don't stay
stuffed-up and miserable.
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PUT CREAM IN NOSE
AND STOP CATARRH
Tells How To Open Clogged Nos
trils and End Head Colds.

You feel fine in a few moments.
Your cold in head or catarrh will be
gone. Your clogged nostrils will
open. The air passages of your head
will clear and you can breathe freely.
No more dullness, headache; no hawk
ing, snuffling, mucous discharges or
dryness; no struggling for breath at
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-12-08
Do You Enjoy Your Meals?

If you do not enjoy your meals your
digestion is faulty. Eat moderately,
especially of meats, masticate your
food thoroughly. Let five hours
elapse between meals and take one of
Chamberlain's Tablets Immediately
after supper and you will soon find
your meals to be a real pleasure. d
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Bad Breath

Is most disgusting complaint and
always arises from disordered
stomach. Take NJ A. C. which re-
moves the cause by correcting the
stomach and regulating the bowels.
Gives entire satisfaction at the
Corner Rdug Store.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-04-26

in their places are lifted up over
the reelection. The Superintendent
and the board said that no COM
plant had come TO their notice il
It did they continued that it had to
be well founded to get hearing.
High day at the C. NJ. =. church
Easter. A splendid program by the
children and an able sermon by Rev.
Blick in the morning. Total col
lection for the day $4,000. Mrs. Hale
and Nixon together with Mrs Wilson
entertained Prof. X. S. Z. Henry at
dinner and Mrs. Surrell and Mrs.
Bobo Sunday.
Sicklisted: Mrs. Emma Jones, Mrs.
Wells, Miss Rosa Lee Roberts and
Miss Corine Hale. City school will
close here May 8. See Mr.. Ingram
and get your Express before they
are all sold.
Miss lilly Mae Hagler has been
called to attend the bedside of her
sick mother at Summerfield.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Wells,
a fine girl, also to hrs. Inez Jones,
fine boy both mothers are doing
we'll Rev. Cuminins of Pittsburg
preached at Moses Chapel Sunday
night. subject stay out of the
Worlds lap" which was very point
ed Mr.. w. l.. Luster went to Haw-
kins Salat day on business.
Mrs. Mittie Euster visited Indian
Rock, Sunday. also X. c. Ingram and
Dora Ingram visited Summerfield
Sunday. l.. G. Marable to Valley
view. Miss Neoma Strong and Mr.
Adam Ford were married Saturday
night
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peKAB.

DeKalb, Texas, April 24.--Trueyine
Baptist church news.-We have closed
our pastors Ord anniversary. Though
he has been on the sick list and out
of town, but he made his arrival in
time to carry out the anniversary.
Our Pastor, Dr.. W. A. Thomas is
live wire. He is quite an able
preacher and he has a very few
equals as a pastor. Supt. l.. d. Dot
son is bringing things to pass in the
Sunday school. We have a front
line schuc. Dotson is the right man
in the right place. He is putting
1t over the top Sunday was high
day in Zion. Prof. Gordon Harrison,
young man, who was reared in
this town was at his best Sunday
at the piano. He played until the
congregation stood on their feet un-
conscious with tears flowing down
their cheeks. We also installed a
new piano at cost of $4,000. Mrs.
Lila Dotson is bringing things 70
pass in the w. II. NJ Society. Mrs.
Ieana Brown is pushing the Baptist
church and making it, success. Miss
Julia Washington is the president.
Miss M. Strong and Geneva Jackson
are making rapid progress with the
Starlight band. ANY one would do
well to emulate the great workers.
A. Hall and Kelly Jackson are doing
a great work in the B. Y. P. u.
Mrs. s. A. Swinks and Prof. A. l..
Patterson played their parts in help
ing to make this grand affair.
Editor w. u. King, who is to speak
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-04-26
PINELAND.

Pintland, Texas, April Services
were good at all lie churches SIM
day. Rev. M. Harris, pastor OF Kin
grove, ha5 pitched ten nights,
meeting. He viii be assisted by r.
Williams of Lake Charles. La
The Easter rally at Truvine, was
a great success. Rev. A. Adams. pas
tor was assisted BIZ Revs. s. d. Ogle-
tree and F. L. Adams. Contest be-
tween Miss Linnie F'ilyaw and Mrs.
Hattie Powell. The prize, a beauti-
full ring was awarded Miss F'ilyaw-
Rev. F. L. Adams preached noble
sermon at eleven o'clock Collection
was S30.25.
Mrs. Annie Dansby returned from
Shreveport, Thursday. Mrs. Cora
Walker, Ben Mass. and Anna Lee
Henderson, spent Sunday in Jasper
Mr.. Gabriel Ramey was the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hurdle, Sunday Miss
es Caddy and Daniels dined with
Mrs. Gennie Beverly.
Mrs. Annie Durham and Mrs. Della
Lilly are up after several days ILL.,
ness. Rev. J. II. Johnson is still
in feeble condition. Yet paralized
and speechless.
Read the Express each week. Don't
forget that we do no credit bust
ness.
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TEXAS TOWNS

day. Preaching all day and a nice
exercise.
Mr.. McKinly Harris is spending a
few days with his mother of limp
son, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Davis, daugh-
ter died April 18th was laid to rest
on the evening Of the 18th, she was
16 years old at her death. She leaves
a host Of friends to moan her loss.
Mr.. Earsie Smith of Larue, Texas.
is visiting his friends.
Miss Georgia Roal Of Sandfiat
school, was closed today, April IS.
they had a nice picnic on the ground.
Stockard Colored school closed on
Friday night last with a fine con-
cert with Miss Willie Mae Corker Of
Ponta, Texas, as teacher.
Henderson County Summer Nor
NAL. Athens, Texas, First session
opens June 4, 1919; Modern con-
veniences, healthful location, advan-
tage of two railroads which will con-
meet you with all important towns
Of Texas.
We are fully prepared to accommo-
date 300 applicants. A selected and
able faculty. For further informa-
ton write w. M. Lee, Conductor,
Forney. Texas; r. G. Fisher, Secre-
tary, Athens, Texas, P. o. Box 5S1.
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MARLIN.

Marlin, Texas, April Sunday
was an ideal day and all Of the pas
tors in their pulpits.
Marlin First Baptist church Sun
day school was good with Supt. H.
Buclzner still leading on Rev. H. G.
Lotion preached. one of his strong
sermons. Doings Of the A. NJ E.,
Rev. G. w. Ballard closed his rally.
It was a financial success, raised
$116.45. Sunday school was good.
There was, an Easter service carried
out at M. e. church, collection $125.22.
their pastor Rev. r. L. jackson is a
strong man and a financial worker.
Bowman Chapel had good services.
Easter day under the leadship of
Supt. A. c. Wilson raising $65.40.
Mrs. John Battle is very sick. Mrs.
Dinna Courts goes to Taylor to visit
her sick husband. Mrs. Greasy Wash
ington are preparing to move to En-
mis-, Texas. ]. w. Beckham OF Cal
vert was in our city.
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day.
Miss NJ. shannon has returned
home.
Miss Fannie Bryant. teacher at
Liberty. Miss VI Love Of Gastoria,
Prof. ana Mrs. Peal Of Egypt were
here Friday with their students in
an arithmeticaL and grammatical and
base ball contest. In the grammatical
contest Kaufman won, The honor
was bestowed upon Mr.. W. r. Hill,
Jr. In the arithmetical contest Egypt
led with Gastonio following Friday
evening the kaufman prOhibitionists
crossed bats with the Egypt Ants,
scores ten and two fayoring the
home team. Kaufman being the win
ner Had to cross bats with Gastonia
Black Devils and Liberty Wild Cats.
Kaufman winning, Scores to
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. c. Smith, Jr.,
a daughter.
Mr.. U. S. Taylor, ST.. OF Elgin,
Texas, is here visiting his son and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. u. s. Taylor, Jr.
Mr.. Milas Stevens is now residing
at Dallas in the tailoring business
Mr.. Mckinney of Palestine. spent a
few Jays here. The guest Of his
three little daughters.
Mrs. Il. Nelson and daughter, visit
ed Jacksonville recently.
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WHARTON.

Wharton. TEXAS. April 24.--Yestcr-
day has passed ana ali the churches
reported good time. The program
rendered at the st. James A. NJ. E.
church was decided as 1t showed that
the children had been given some
special attention. Mr.. b. p. Boone
and family motored to Victoria on
yesterday and reported pleasant
trip. Mrs. Mary e. Hodge has Sc
cured Mrs. Lucille Boone as the or
ganist of the St. James chorus and
we invite every one to come and
hear the music. Schools are closing
fast now and we are having pic
MICS one after another. The Pro
gressiye Farmers at Spanish Camps
arc all subscribing for Tie Dallas
Express. With regret we report that
Mr.. Jobbie Gooden and several others
while riiiing In seven passenger
touring car met WITH serious ac.-
cident as the car ir which they we're
riding as turning a corner il was
wrecked by another car and wac
kstocked over high cilhankment.
non't forget the Dallas Exrress'
home every Saturday.
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MARSHALL.

Marshall. Texas, April 24.-Mr.
Thorne Richardson. one Of the COM
ing young men of Marshall with a
great future before him died at his
mother, Mrs. Ida Lane, after short
illness with consumption. Funeral at
tended from Bethesda Baptist church.
Rev. J. H. May attending. laid to rest
in the Powder Mill cemetery. Mfr.
and Mrs. 81 Mahaffey were called to
Houston, to attend the funeral OF their
grand daughter, Willie Mae Garrett.
They were accompanied by their son
Enoch Mahaffey and their grandson
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Gar
retf. Easter exercises were obser-
we'd at Mics Chapel, they raised
$4,000. Rev. S. Whisiow. pastor.
,Wr j. n. Coleman Is wishing his
mother, Mrs.. Fannie imam, Mr..
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-04-26

Kaufman, Texas, April "a. Sunday
waa a pleasant day for Kaufman.
Rev. w. G. Barnes was at his post of
duty preaching in I. o. o. F. hall,
Had baptising at 4:s0 total collection
sI77.10.
Rev. o. @. Carol was at his most
Of duty at the A. M. E. The reporter
was unable to get the amount collect
ed.
Mr.. Bud Hill Of Dallas is here
visiting his mother.
Mr.. Earl Radford spent the week
end at Dallas
d.. and Mrs. VIM. Green and Mr.,
and Mrs. 3. G. Andrews mot0red
over to Dallas Friday evening to the
contest.
Mrs. Mamie Stevens and children
visited her daughter at Terrell. Sun