The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-12-13

Hon. James ID. GTlSSDyB GeueI al
Manager of the American Mutual
Benefit Association and Manager OF
the Simmons tour through Texas
accompanied the distinguished speak
er to Dallas last Friday morning.
Miss Roberta Williams of Fort
Worth has accepted a position as
waitress at the Royal Cafe, 2415
Elm, where she will be glad to
meet her old and new friends.
Prof. N. Dudley of Houston, Gen
eral Treasurer of the American Mu-
tual Benefit Association was in the
city last week and was at the Sim
mons lecture.
Hon. VIM. Mcdonald and Mr.. Ma
than Johnson of Fort Worth, were
among the notables present during
the Simmons lecture here last Fri
day night
Mr.. Harrison Gillian of Sherman,
was in Dallas, last Friday and at
tending the lecture at the City Hall.
In answering advertisements APP
pearing in the Dallas Express kindly
mention to the salesman that you
saw it in the Express. This helps
you and the race.
If you are in the neighborhood OF
State and Thompson streets, and
have matter of news, step over to
Goodens grocery store and drop
same in the box, it will receive the
attention of this office.
Mr.. A. Anderson and Mrs. Mabel
Anderson of Itasca were in the city
Sunday to attend the sick bedside
of Mrs. A. Anderson who is patient
in the Baptist sanitarium. Mr.. An
derson and his sister-in-law, Mrs
Mabel Anderson are stopping with
their aunt, Mrs. Frances Jackson,
1908 Hall.
Mrs. M. l.. Gaines, 1906 Trinidad;
Mrs. M. P. Nelson of 2505 Cochran,
and Mrs. Mollie Williams. 25O7 Trim
idad, were among the visitors of Dali
las to attend the Northwestern Con-
ference at Fort Worth.
Mr.. l.. B. Fuqua, foreman of the
Dallas Express force is nursing
lame back at his home on Fuqua ST.,
it is hoped by the craft an early re-
covery for the wizard Of the stick"
Mrs. Lillian Mitchell Titus, form
erly of 1904 Thomas avenue, return
ed from a several weeks bridal tour
Houston and other points south. She
will leave soon to join her husband
in Kansas City, their future home.
Mr.. Will Robinson, who has been
making his home for several months
at Ladonia was in Dallas, this week
and returned to Ladonia, Tuesday
morning.
Miss Ethel James returned to the
City Sunday morning from Oklahoma
City, after having attended the bed
side of her sick aunt. Mrs. Bette
Day, who is much improved.
Mrs. Rachel Cowan Johnson OF
Oakland, California, was called home
on account of the serious illness OF
her mother, Mrs. Simon johnson,
2434 Clark street, this week.
Harrison P. Blackburn, famous,
comedian who has just closed sue
cessful engagement with the Park
Theatre left Sunday night for Hous-
ton.
Do your Christmas shopping now,
only eleven more days from (Satur-
day. today.
Let the Dallas Express advertisers
supply your gifts. Gifts for the en-
tire family. Read their ads else
where in this issue.
Who said egg-nogg? Why sure
wen have "nogg" in the sweet dry
and dry.
Your subscription is due, please be
ready to meet the circulators TO
avoid delay.
Mr.. Aaron Huffman of 1904 Halls
vile is visiting at Chickasha, Okla.
Miss Zephro Borders, very quiet
and unassuming young lady formerly
of Corsicana desire to become one
of the great host of Dallas Express
readers this week and ordered the
paper to 2511 Cochran street her
permanent address.
j. M. Sewell and James Turnham
of Cameron and Mrs. Dora johnson
of Rockdale were in the city attend
ing the funeral of Jiles Williams
which was held here Tuesday even
ing.
Mrs. James Aaron, who slipped
and fell on the ice during the first
freezing spell and badly spraining
her left arm from the effect of which
has kept her continuously confined
to her bed is up at the home OF
her son, 2121 Routh street.
Mrs. r. e. Drew, wife of DR.. Drew
of Tulsa, Oklahoma, stopped over
in Dallas with her friends, Mrs. Will
Ross at 2510 Caddo street, last week
enroute to her home from Palestine.
Mrs. Drew and her friend, Mrs. A.
B. Smart, who is sister to Mrs.
Ross will spend the holidays in Kan
sas City.