The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-07-23

was shot and fatally wounded July
10th, about six miles south of here
and was found in a house on the
18th instant FELTON, Hopkins was
shot and fatally wounded by a wo-
man alleged to be bis wife, who
gives her name as Birdie Vaughn
Mr.. Hopkins has been here a few
weeks and this woman come to him
short while aSo There 10 nothing
known of his people, but it is hoped
they will see this account of his
death. w. NJ. Standberry has moved
to the country, where he will make
bis home. Dean Patterson of Okla
homa City, Okla, is visiting her
brothed and friends this week. Dear
old Make is walking the track with
his trunk on his back: If any one
see him, please turn him back We
have good many visitors in the
city this week. Last Sunday there
were three in the city jail for getting
peanuts. Still Town ball team de-
feated Blossom High Saturday, ga
The boxing contest between Johnson
and Spratt Johnson did very well
until Spratt split him one in his
eye. Spratt knocked Johnson out in
four rounds Mr. Thomas sustained
mashed foot while at work on the
} good roads. He is reported doing
nicely at this writing, Mrs Minnie
Wallace is reported no better at this
writing. Mrs Elsie DiXon's son is
up again. Mrs. Mary Gooden and
her friend was down from Paris this
Il 1.
shall and Mary Sutton are in Little
Rock. Ark. attending the Mosaic's
Grand LODGE. w. D. Ross. Agent;
r. d. Minter. Reporter.
Quincy, July 21.-Sunday School and
b. Y. p. U. were well attended yes
terday and the spirit ran high. A
good collection was raised. Rev. ].
c. Brown filled his regular appoint
ment and preached two able SER
mons with one addition to the church
Mrs. Izora Blanton returned after
spending a few days in Frankston
Texas. Hon. II. L. Price will leave
for Fort Worth, Tuesday to attend
the Masonis Grand Lodge Mr.. B.
F. Blaine is still on the field in in
terest of the Andy Realty Co. The
Produce Company is shipping water
melons in car load lots. Crops are
looking nicely around here. The
Quincy hall team defeated Evans
Snring Saturday in scores, Ga. Sick
listed Mr.. and Mrs r. Garner. Miss
B. Cross. Send your news to the
reporter by Monday evening. ]. F.
Price. agent and reporter.
jacksonville, July 21.--Dallas Ex-
press on sale every Saturday at San
ders' and Tennerson's barber shop.
Rev. A. NJ. Mitchell, pastor Rising
Star Baptist Church held splendid
services Sunday. Mrs. Amanda Con-
nor and Mrs. Silas Jinks are in Fort
Worth attending = Masonic Grand
Lodge. Misses Willie Cumby. Pearl
G. Pierce and Mrs. NJ e. Martin, mo-
tored to Alto Sunday. Mr. Ira Grant,
after a two weeks stay in The city
left Tuesday for Dallas. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Spences are remodeling
their residence in North Jacksonville.
Rev. Hill, pastor Presbyterian church
filled his regular appointment Sun
day and had a very successful rally.
Collected $4,000. Mrs. frankie B.
Grady of Fort Worth and sister, Miss
Mable Sanders left for Denver and
other points in Colorado to spend
the summer. Mr.. B. NJ. Sanders,
spent a few days in Fort Worth last
week The Jacksonville ball team de-
feated Lake Charles La, team at
the latters home town a few days
ago by scores Of Az.
Palestine, July 21.-The games
D,l UN,yIn
cessful to Palestine in all three
games. Mrs. Annie Williamson of
Dallas is in the city visiting her
mother and brother. Sunday was
high day at all of the churches.
Was big at Antioch all of last week. !
A 10 days meeting is staged for
next week, beginning the oath II
Is alleged Colored man was robbed
of about $14.00. Men be careful Mr..
Taylor and his little girl are on the
sick list, and they have been i'll for
some time. st. Paul will pull of a
rally in August. Also Cottrell Chapel
c. NJ. L. Church. Mr.. Robert Coll
Ter, who has been absent for about
16 years, has returned home and
Joined his wife. Sick listed Mrs.
Roxie Davis; she is some better at
this writing Get your news ready
for the reporter by the time he comes
around. See A. Taylor for the news,
while it is news.
Temple, July 21.-A very success
full revival closed at Wayman Chapel
A. NJ. E. Church last Friday night,
quite a number was added to the
church. Mr.: ODDS Ward of So. 9th
street celebrated his birthday last
Thursday night at the home of his
cousin, Mrs. S. X. Bearden of So.
18th street A few intimate friends
were present and a very pleasant
evening was spent Mrs. r. E. Guy
will be leaving on the 25th OF this
month on her annual trip to San
Francisco, Oakland, Sacramento, san
Diego, Los Angeles, Calf, on to
Chicago, ILL.,, and Dertoit, Mich, and
will return home about the second
week in September. DR.. and Mrs.
r. T. Wise, accom- panied by Mrs Ed. |
Frosh motored to Mart last Sunday
to visit parents and friends. Mr..
and Mrs. Joel Maxwell, who are OPP
Grating the Royal Cafe, are putting
forth special efforts TO satisfy their
patrons and endeavoring to give
prompt, and courteous service TO
every body. Little Misses Leola vas
tine, and Omazelle Augusta Romelle,
accompanied by their mother, LEFT !
few days ago for Anderson to spend |
the summer with their grand parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Henson Mrs
Romelle saw thcm getting on the
right train in Somerville and returned