The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-06-06
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. CITY FRIEFL1 TOLD II
1T costs an klns county man 500
to whip his wife.
Don't forget) the baseball game
next Monday afternoon at the Sims
park.
The Woodmen of the World will
unveil a monument at Ennis tomor-
row afternoon.
Onion skin typewriter paper, legal
size, just the thing for carbon copies.
Enterprise office If
For sale--5O pigs, Apply to new
grist mill or j. L. Williams, East
End. Phone 1856 or residence go. If
Have you gotten your tickets for
the Great Italian Band at audito-
rum Monday night? Better see
about it.
Deputy Sheriff Forbes went to the
country this afternoon to arrest
another man who is reported To have
given his wife a severe drubbing.
For selling two or three drinks of
whiskey in violation of the local
option law Waxabachie negro
must pay a fine of So and spend
twenty DAYS in jaIl.
The Katy Flyer on june 18th will
have a through sleeper for Chicago
via St. Louis and the {. d A, for
the accommodation OF those who
desire TO attend the summer school.
Prof. w. c. Bryant has placed
with the board of tru stees his resig-
nation as a member OF the high
school faculty He will attend the
State University at Austin next
year.
The Sunday schools and Epworth
Leagues of the Waxahachie church
and OF the Midlothian and Ovilla
charges met in a union picnic at
Ovilla today. Quite a large crowd
went from this place.
Gou can't afford TO do without the
Light this Summer while you are
away on your Summer vacation.
1t will be like a letter from home
every day. Mailed to any address
at the rate of soc per month
J. NJ, Cumby went to Ennis this
morning to make arrangements for
special train to be run from there
to Waxahachie next Monday even
ing on account Of the Royal Italian
Band.
Prof. f wilkins, the piano tuner,
will remain iu our city all Of the
coming week, He is well known
here and his work speaks for Itself.
Phone or leave your orders at Hood
d Martins drug store. i6p
Charley Cox, who lives in the
Cedar Hill country, was here today
To have the maidstone applied to his
hand which was bitten yesterday bv
dog supposed to have been mad. /
When bitten Mr.. Cox had on a
glove The stone refused to ad- /.
here.
Cyral Erwin, who has been at
ta,1tp,, the TTpFv.restx- n 49, e
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. /
r. X Erwin. Cyral will leave to-
morrow morning for Georgetown |
where he goes to accept a position |
with the civil engineering depart
ment OF the Katy.
The grounds at the Sims park are !
in excellent condition for ball play |
ing and some good games may be
seen there this summer. The first |
will be played Monday afternoon |
between Fort Worth and Waxa- /
hachie. Admission will be - cts. /
Ladies will be admitted free and F.
they are invited TO be present.
Geo. Alderman, who travels ex-
tensively through North Texas and |
the Indian Territory, is at home |
from trip. He says crops where |
he has been are in fairly good CON
dition. Wheat, be says is unusually
promising and will no doubt make a |
big yield. On account OF so much |
cold weather, he says, the corn is
backward but with plenty OF rain he
thinks a good crop will be made.