The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-09-25
SNAPSHOTS AT THE news
DAILY HAPPENINGS or THE
CITY BRIEFLY TOLD

We clean your Iewelry free Of
charge. Joe A. Harris, the jeweier.
Fresh cranberries, first of the sea-
son, from Old Tuck Bog at Cape
Cod, ct Kelleher's. 80
Many new designs in souvenir
spoons at Joe A. Harris, the jewel
er. 81
The county and city tax collectors
will begin the annual collection OF
taxes October /.
Fresh cranberries, first of the sea-
son, from Old Tuck Bog at Cape
Cod, at Kelleher's. 30
! Chatting dishes with regulation
burner at Joe A. Harris, the jewel
er. 81
/ Fresh cranberries, first of the sea-
son, from Old Tuck Bog, at Cape
Cod, at Kelleher's. 80
A burning cedar tree at the home
OF c. J. Griggs last night was the
cause of fire alarm being turned
J in.
Miss Mossie Morris will entertain
the Finch club Saturday morning
at 900 O'Clock at her home on
Franklin street.
Any size diamond you want at
Joe A. Harris, the ieweler. 81
Every member Of the choir of the
Nam Street Christian church is re-
quested to be present for song prac-
tice at 7:30 this evening.
Sterling silver shirt waist sets
belt pins and hat pins at Joe A.
Harris. the ieweler. 81
The Daily Light is adding new
subscribers, who live on rural routes,
TO its list every day.
J. l.. Morton aud family aud Miss
Fredonia Vincent arrived yester-
day morning from Hampshire, Ten
nessee, to make their home ia Ellis
county. Miss Vincent is "A sister to
Mrs. J. w. Vines Of this city.
The ladies of the Cumberland
Presbyterian Furnishing society
realized go from their birthday
dinner yesterday after paying all
expenses. In the afternoon they
tackled comfort, which has al
ready been sold
@. w. Marshall, who lives three
miles south OF town, received the
sad intelligence this week of the
death of his mother at Knoxville,
Tenn. Mr.. Marshall says she was
about seyenty-four years old and
had been an invalid six wears
Give the woman's Exchange
your orders for Ready NJ ade Suits,
Skirts and Cloaks. We represent
X. II. Graydou Mercantile Co. Of
New York, 81
". r. Beaver, who Ter several
years has been renting ou one Of
Jord Browns farms three miles
south Of Howard, has returned from
a visit 10 Swisher. county. MIR.
Beaver owns section of land In
that county aud contemplates NOV
ing there.
Daring the last few weeks OF dry
weather the street force has been
making substantial improvements
on the streets. Several of the prin-
cipal streets Of the city have been
graded and the bitches opened aud
they are not expected 10 get ia as
bad condition as they did last year.
An elegant line OF manipulated
plates at Joe A. Harris, the jewel
er- II
I. l.. Sullivan, good citizen of
the Crisp country, was ia the city
yesterday and said that crops were
only fairly good IN his community.
Mr.. Sullivan was rejoicing over the
arrival OF Il grandson al the home
of Mr. aud Mrs. Lon a. MulIican.
He said that out OF fifteen or six
teen grandchildren there were only
two boys.
IT is suggested that few gallons
of Kerosene oil poured into the
az al l. A.
creek near town will 20 far toward
abating the pest OF mosquitoes.
The recent circular of State Health
Officer Tabor advocated the use of
Kerosene in destroying musqui-
toes. Our city authorities might
make a good expenditure OF a few
cents along this line