The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-02-11

, thur Grant here Sunday.
Calvert, Feb. 9.-We are glad to
report Mrs. U. S. Franks and baby
improving at this writing, to the
delight of their many friends. Mrs.
Mary Eta Mckinney of Corsicana,
! is the guest Of her aunt, Miss Lula
Mccullough. Prof. A. G.. Robinson
of Prairie View spent Sunday at
home. Texas Central lodge had
quite an interesting meeting Fri
day night. Six members were added.
The second Sunday night will be
the big time. Deacon Frank Ewing
met with a serious accident and
sustained painful injuries after his
horse ran away and threw the &C.
cupant out of the buggy and rend
cred him unconscious. Deacon. Ewing
is suffering much from his injuries.
Mrs. Willie Salter is quite sick at
her residence in West Calvert. DR.. A.
j. Millican spent few hours in
this city the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Whitehead. Mr.. j. d. Wallings of
Prairie View spent Sunday with his
wife and returned Sunday. Miss A.
B. Price gave a box party at the
A. NJ. E. church, which was adjud-
ed financial success. Prof. A.. H.
Minis received word that a charc-
ter No. 10448 had been issued for
the new lodge at Rogers. The Grand
Lecturer of the A. F. G. A. NJ, of
Texas (Boyus Mason) lectured to
an enthusiastic audience at the st.
Paul M. f.. : church Thursday night.
Mr.. Frank Cook and Mrs. Rosia
Lee were married Thursday night at
the home of the bride, corner Texas
avenue, and Pecan street And on
Sunday morning at a. m, Mr.. Lee,
the divorced husband of Mrs. Cook
met the couple near the H. & T. C.
track and shot Mr.. Cook with shot
gun The fatal shot took affect in
the face. He was killed almost in
stanlty. Mr.. Cook leaves a mother
and brother in Dallas, his recent
bride and a host of relatives and
| friends to mourn his demise. Mrs.
Amanda Scott came home Monday
from Austin, where she attended the
bedside of her sister. Mrs. Rebecca
Powers, who died and was buried
at Austin, Friday. Mrs. John Miles
of Valley Junction spent Sunday in
this city, the guest of her sister,
Mrs. o. X. Thomas.
Baileyville and Jones Prairie:
Sunday was inclement, but the Mt.
Zion Sunday School was splendid.
Mrs. Sarah Gentry's eye is improv-
ing at this writing. Mrs. Allen Tay-
Tor left Friday for Bryant to visit
her mother-in-law. Mr.. w. NJ.
Smith is very i'll at this writing.
His friends wish for him speedy
recovery. After three weeks of ill
ness the reporter is able to be out
and on duty. Mrs. Sallie G. Petite
is on the sick list Born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Elridge a boy. Mother
and baby are doing nicely at this
writing The rally at Mt. Zion OF
January 80, was hindered by the
e inclemency of the weather.
Marshall, Feb. Sicklisted: r
L. Lane, John Banks, w. c. Cal.
= loway Mrs. Adlade Johnson. The
uniform rank of the Mosaic TEN.
piers of America is moving of in
, tain. Company B. Regiment 9Th
Mr. H. j. Swanson had a paralytiC
stroke, it seem to be serious over
The following pilgrims passed into
the great beyond: Mrs. Warn, Mrs
Bette Wilburn, Mrs. Emily Kenady
of Nemrod Sanctuary of Houston
remains was shipped to Marshall for
interment; Mrs. Lille Harris return
ed from FL Paso and Juarez. Mex
Mrs. V. A. Grundy went to Jeffer-
son on business. Mr.. B. j. Gilmore
and S. B. Barlow went to Jefferson
; to attend the funeral of Mr.. Josh
Harvey, an old friend, Mrs. X. U.
, Smith is in the city the guest of her
, sister, Miss Bessie May Thompson
, and Mrs. Lula Gilmore. A Mr.
Weaver was shot at several times
by the police officers. 1t was thought
he was after burglarizing.
Rosebud, Feb. 9,-Services were
well attended at all the churches,
, Rev. A. G. Harris preached a noble
sermon at the IL o'clock services
Mrs. Emma Sims was called to
|; Waco, to review the remains of her
father, Rev. A. S. Smith, who de-
parted this life Feb. 3. Rev. Smith
was the eX-pastor of the st. Luke
a. M. E. church of this city. Mrs.
A. w. Wright, Grand Matron of
the Eastern Stars was in the city
last week and delivered an excel
lent address to the woman's depart
ment of the Mosaic Lodge. Mrs. X.
A. Adams, the promoter OF the
American Benevolent Society is
paying its death claims promptly.
Last Friday night, successful ban
quet was given by the city high
school at the school building in
honor of their faculty and to dem
onstrate their respect and appre-
citation to same for their ernest eff
forts and paramount interest in the
school. A short program was rem
dered. A delicious menu was served.
Enjoyment ran high throughout the
occasion. Mr. and Mrs. Hightower
If Travis were in the city Sunday.
Mr.. Dan House has charge of his
fathers barber shop on Main st. Mr..
John Manuel has opened a cafe in
the Hurst building. Mr.. L. l.. Young
is now head baker at the City Bak-
cry. Mr.. p, B, Bunney reports a
change in business. Mrs. Clay Dixon
who has been sick listed Is GONZALES
cent. Mrs. w. A. Dixon is on he
sick list. Mr.. Dave Mitchell and
Mrs. Alma Givings have joined the
list of constant readers of the Ex-
press. Miss Lucille Williams, teach