The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-05-01


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Tom BFaly VS. d Hlllsboro 20
day.
"a. Hafner returned from mus
.boro-
Judge ]. G. smnh Was in the
city today.
Mrs. B. Z. Hudson Is visiting
in HilIsboro.
1-Cyral Erwin went to Milford
this morning.
j. r. Mayhem went to Hills
boro this morning.
Rev. O. r. Sensabaugh was a
visitor to Hillsbore today.
DIR. s. III. Watson was passen-
ger to Hillsboro this morning.
Miss Luzetta Warren, Of Hills
boro, is visiting Mrs. Dona Beale.
Mr.. G. w. Gibson and daughter,
Miss Emma, spent the day in Dali
las.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seamond, of De-
catur, Ala, are visiting Mrs. Ell
kins.
ID. NJ. Bethard, of Illinois, is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. j, L.
Hey.
Hon. t. p. WhippIe will leave
this evening for Hamilton county
where he will make number of
speeches.
Mr.. Jas. McLain, of Marietta,
Ga, is visiting his cousin, Mrs. Ed
Williams,
Mrs. Clark, of Italy, came up
this morning to visit Mrs, Crockett
Jennings.
Mrs. H. G. Williams has re-
turned from a visit to her sister at
Kennedale.
Mrs. r. d. Salmon. left tais
morning for Dallas to visit friends
and relatives.
MS. r. A. Kelley, of Miats-
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FL Bullafd"sn@ family 4
Mr.. and Mrs.J\L. PollJn of
PMfis, Mo-, arrived in tire Sd,Stfehis
TO visit b. +. Spalding.
Mrs. j. NJ. Gilmore has gone to
MXMeral Wells where she will re-
nIfsn a month in search of health.
Mrs, w. A. Hudson, of Dallas,
and two little sons, are visiting their
parents Mr.. and Mrs. /. H Billiard.
y. j. Fowler, who has been Wis
iting friends I'm the city, left this
morning for his home at Culiman,
Ala.
Rev. G. r. Wright went to
Hillsboro this morning to assist in
arranging program for a League
meeting.
j. r. Eubank, from Giles eoun-
ty, father Of George Enbank and
uncle of l.. j. Eubank, of this city,
is spending few days with them.
Mrs. Fannie Williams and son,
Rush, who have been in South
Texas some time, is visiting at the
home of Ed Williams In West End.
Mrs. G. Gribbie, of Woodbury.,
Tenn, who is visiting relatives here,
went to Fort Worth this morning to
spend few days with friends be-
form returning home.
Miss Fleta Hawkins, who has
been visiting her parents, returned
TO Dallas this morning to resume
her violin studies in the Landon
Conserv atory of Music.
DIR. H. w. Galley, brother-in-
law of j r. Rives, left this morn
ing for Alabama. He was a sur
geon in the 18th Ala Reg't. In the
army or Northern Virginia.
DIR. A. r. King, son OF Mr..
Parks King, has returned from the
medical college at Nashville, where
he recently graduated with honors.
He will now seek location and en-
ter into active prt. it@
q. 8. Stewart, from Files Val
ley. came Iii yesterday afternoon
with his brother who has been WIS.,
iLtH& AtIAI 1IOAli 1FNfM&~5EF* M
Stewart Is daughter will accompany
his brother home u attend school
at Columbia.
~ X. r. Timmons, OF Columbia,
Tenn, T.. j Timmons, of Union
City, Tenn, and Rev. g. a. Rey-I
nolds, of Grenada, Miss, relatives
of Dir. w. A. Amis, have been
spending several days with him at
his home in Arlington Heights.
Mr.. j. NJ. Aust and son, q. NJ.
Aust, from Kemper county, Miss,
arrived last night to visit their re-
lative, 7. B. Williams. Mr.. Aust
says he has visited a number of
places In the state since the reunion
and he regards this place one OF the
prettiest and most substantial towns
he has yet seen.
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