The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-11-29
Dallas Local

Mrs. Alvanie Stewart of Jackson
Vile is visiting relatives in Dallas.
She is at present at the home Of her
uncle. Rev. J.. Stewart 1881 Good
Street. i.
Mrs. Neale Ragsdale Of Colmesneil,
Texas, stopped off at Dallas, en- route
home from TT. Worth. while here
she paid her aunt, Mrs. Malissa La
cey on Thomas avenue q call leay-
ing in the afternoon for home.
Mr.. N. r. Risby Of Ferris. was a
pleasant caller In Dallas, having
spent the weekend with his daughter,
Mrs. q. j. jackson, 1907 Thomas.
The American Realty met Monday
night at Crawford's Chapel A num-
Der of persons visited the meeting
and became share holders, s1400 in
subscriptions were raised President
Wsen says the company must raise
the sum Of $4,000 by It's first an
nual meeting, December "a.
Rev J. r. Starks, pastor OF Even
ing Chapel @. M. r. church returned
Monday from an official trip.
Mr.. Jesse Chandler, prominent
citizen OF Nacogdoches was In Dallas,
Sunday and Monday, while here he
was a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harris
: on State street
II you have news matter of any
kind for publication In the Dallas
Express and live in the vicinity Of
State and Thompson streets, drop
around TO Gooden's grocery store and
put your matter In the box not later
.fw.. ~ a.
to receive attention for subsequent
issue.
After several days absence from
the city mingling with relatives and
friends at their old home at Palestine,
DR. and Mrs. 4. T. williamson and
little daughter. Rachel have returned.
DR.. Williamson. while away received
a much needed rest.
Mrs. Josh s. Smith OF 800 Allen
street was the recent OF the follow
ing guests last week, her mother and
sister, Mrs. Chas. w. Brooks, Sr,
and Mrs. Roy l.. Clark Of Fort Worth
Mrs. Smith is up after an attack Of
flu.
News boxes can be found in Wheat
ley Place at 1886 Dunbar street at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. viii B.
Morgan. II you have news for the
Dallas Express. go there and drop
Il In the box It will receive aften-
ton by us.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. W. Wallace, former
ly Of 1918 State street, and who re-
Gently disposed OF their entire hold
ings In Dallas. left last Tuesday
Nov, IS. for their future home at Los
Angeles. Cal.
Mrs. s. L. Cooper Of Fort Worth,
spent several days in the city with
her sister and brother-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. T. r. Fountain, 1917 Hall
street.
Mrs Joe Morrow Of 2917 Flora
street returned last Tuesday from
Kansas City. accompanied BY her in
FAINT grand baby. The baby was sick
and it's mother, Mrs. Luvenia Mitch
ell, whom Mrs. Morrow. the mother
visited left Kansas City for Detroit
to join her husband.
J. w. Flemings Of 2519 Floyd street,
left Sunday for four or five days
stay with relatives at Seagovi,le.
Miss Mamie B. Hicks OF Calvert is
q guest of her sister, Mrs. Cora B.
Holloway on Hawkins street. this
week,
G. c. Dudley Of Omaha, Neb.. Is
IN the city and Is at the bedside OF
his sick brother. VIII Dudley, 2200
Clark street
Mrs. Eugenia Hopkins, who has
heen absent several years from this
city came in last Friday from Elec-
fria, Texas. She was sick and after
a week in the Baptist sanitarium for
her Ills is at home with her sisters.
Mrs. Essie Mae Baitty and Mrs. Rosie
Lee Moore. 1901 New street.
Mr.. r. w. VIM Of Oakland. Cal.
has been visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Rebecca Anderson at 1J13 Fletcher
street. Mr.. VIM was very much de-
lighted in finding his mother and
Mr.. Will Morgan. cousin that he had
not seen for 20 years. He left few
days ago for home in Oakland, Cal.