The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-01-18
CALVERT.

Calvert, Texas, jan. 16.-Rev. Har-
vey of st. Paul M. d. church arrived
Saturday. Mrs. Roselee Greeks is
quite low sick at her home in N.
Calvert. Mrs H. Scott has returned
to her home after spending d week
in Fort Worth, Texas. Mr.. c. e.
johnson has returned after visiting
Cameron, Thorndale and Rockdale.
Mrs. octavia Salter is up again. Mrs.
Willie Brown Of Mt. Moriah COM
munity was in town Saturday and
subscribed for The Dallas Express.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Lewis are home
after spending Xmas in Dallas and
Ft. Worth. Hon. J. 8. Smith was in
the city Tuesday, but on account of
J wife and daughter being sick rushed
home. Mr.. H. ]. Bush, an old Cal
vert boy has returned home from
Kansas City. No., for a few days.
Mrs. Delilah Roberts, wife of
Deacon Ed Roberts is still improving.
Mr.. and Mrs, Will Blake of Ft. Worth
are in the city the guests of their
mother. Sunday school and preach
ing all day last Sunday at Garrett
Grove, Rev. David Sears, acting as
pastor. Rev. G. l.. Gates, pastor of
Mt Canaan, was at his post Sunday.
Mrs. Rosaline Creeks is quite i'll
at her home in North Calvert Mr..
Eliga Taylor and wife of Bay City
is in the city visiting his brother,
Mr.. Perry Taylor. Mrs. Bette Watson
of Fl. Cobb, OKLA, is in the city
visiting her brother, Mr.. Perry Tay7
lor. Mr.. S. N. Nash purchased a
lot last week. Mrs. Cathren Turner
is now a reader of The Express.
Mr.. viii Thomas left Saturday night
for GAINESVILLE, to visit his sister.
Rev. VIM. Walton and father, Mr..
jeff Walton of Branchville, were in
the city Monday. Mr.. John Williams
has opened a fine grocery store in
South Calvert on his lot. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wash Polk went to the coun-
try Sunday.
Mr. Jim Brooks of Corsicana spent
a few days at his old home, Calvert
last week and left for his home Fri
day. st. James A. M. e. church hal
excellent service all day, Rev. Brisby
and his congregation went to st.
Paul M. e. church and held union
service. Mrs. Ida Edwards is Sc
riously ill at her home in North Cal
vert. Mrs. Edwards is the president
of the county teachers institute. Miss
Miss Leola Quinn Of Eloise, is in the
city, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Gordan. Rev. d. NJ Thornton preach
ed at WilliamsVille school house Sun
day. Mr.. Jim Ford, presented his
wife, Mrs. Eliza Ford with $4,000
cloak.
Mr.. Chas. Giddins Of 'Wootan Wells
motored to Cameron, Sunday and re-
turned home.
Mrs. P. T. Hicks was called to Dali
las last week to the bed side Of her
sick sister. Mrs. Bessie Sapp Is i'll
with influenza at her home in the
Garrett Grove Community. Mr.. Err
nest Smith, came home Friday from
Camp Travis. Mrs. Sallie Streeter
left Monday for her home, Fit. Worth
after spending Xmas in Calvert with
her daughters, Madams Dora Risby
and R. B. Watson. Mr., C. Turner
of Waco, is in the city for a few
days. The remains of Eliza Edward
Williams, grand daughter Of Mrs.
Bingham, was brought from Fort
Worth, Thursday and laid to rest
in the old sterling cemetery. Mrs.
Bingham accompanied the remains.
Mary Eliza was reared in this
place and the citizens regret her
timely death. The family has the
sympathy of the reporter.
Mr.. e. Kesley of Mt. Moriah COM
munity was in the city trading Sat
urday.N Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Cashaw
of Benchley motored to Calvert,
Sunday to ,see their, brother-in-law,
Mr.. Chas Brogan. Miss Ellen Cavi-
ness and Miss Ellen Asberry of FL
liot is stopping at Mrs. E. Talley to
attend the high school. Miss L. c.
Maxwell of Waco, is in the city, the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Inez Max
we'll Mrs. Cora Holloway left Sun
day for Dallas. Mrs. Bugenia Hays
of Waco is in the city visiting. Mr. |
J. H. Parker of Dallas is in the
city visiting his mother. Mrs. ]. P. |
Parker. Rev. H. H. Poodle left a |
few days for Waco. Prof. A. H. Minis,
r. C. and w. c. Cashaw motored
over to see Mr.. Chas. Bryan, who
is sick with the influenza at his
home near Branchville in Milan
county.
Mr.. Chas. Bryant purchased car
load of corn last week and cribbed
it. Master Artiller Agee is still in
disposed at his home at Calvert Jun
Ger ton. We wish for him speedy
recovery.
To the reporter-We would appre-
ciate your writing your news with
more discretion of cleanliness and
legibility, so that it can be readily !
nterpreted.-The Dallas Express.