The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-11-01
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/ Today 10 All Saints day.
See WA. Knight for plumbing.
For Plumbing see w. A. knight
| The city council will meet In reg
ular session.
Phone Kelleher for pumpkin
yams; roc bushel. zoe peck. 81
| Get School Hats and Caps for
your little girls at Mrs. Dalton's. tt
w. c. Everheart of whitewight
was here yesterday to place his son,
Joe, in Trinity University.
Seventy cents will buy bushel Of
pumpkin yams at Kelleher's. 81.
Brooks Second Hand Store is
headquarters for Heating Stoves. 30
East Main street. tt
Rev. J. G.. Putman preached the
dedicatory sermon of new Meth
odist church at Trumbull Sunday.
Have you ordered load of cobs
yet The sooner the better. They
save wood chopping. Get them at
the New Grist Mill. tt
New Crop Syrup right from the
plantation. No adulteration bar
relied In bond. Get it while you
G AN from keIlpher Al
! Rev. J. w. Beck, editor of the
| Milford Courier, was Ia the city
yesterday and fav ored this office
with a pleasant call.
Pumpkin vans 70a bnshel. Doc
peck at kelleher's. 81
Jim Lindsey. who recently sold his
well improved farm of 100 acres near
Boz 10 j X, Dooiey, will move back
10 his old home In Michigan.
Mr.. John Burnett, an aged farmer
living few miles from the city,
who has been In poor health q long
time is reported to be gradually
growing worse
The county commissioner held
meeting yesterday and ratified the
contract made by County Judge
Hawkins Tor the printing Of the elee-
tion supplies.
The stwo-year-old child of J.
Rogers, Jr., died yesterday at the
home Of Jim Rogers in this city
The interment TOOK place this after
uoon at Red OAK.
W. Z. Brown. who sold his farm
on Chambers creek near Maypeari
this fall, has bought 100 acres Of
land ia Jones county near STAN
ford, paying $i5 per acre for same.
Miss Elizabeth Hughes, "a mis-
sionary from Hgehow, China, will
lecture at The Methodist church to-
morrow night. The publlc las "a
cordial invitation to aear Miss
Hughes.
IL has beea learned from ". >.
Smith, proprietor of the Rogers
hotel, that hs sold his lease on the
Walks at Mineral Wells 20 Capt. +
Harkey, who several years ago sold F.
his farm near Boyce and moved to
Fort WORTH.
Mr.. Norman T. Mills arrived this 4
morning from st. Louis. MIR. Mills .
has been ia the employ Of Mermod, (
j accard Co., as matchmaker for
number Of years bat has accepted i
position with Ross, Jewslry Com /
pany, as their matchmaker.
The following Boyce people left IL
day or two ago for BIT. Louis to visit f.
the Worlds Fair; Anna Kelley, .
Frank Kelley, Lula KING, Dora /
o Reilly, May Feds. Emmet O. Riley
Maud Carter, MIR, and Mrs. Carter
and Ike Bivins.
VIM. Atkinson. who moved To DIAL
las year or two ago, will return to
Waxahaehie. lie has again taken
charge Of his livery stable building
on Washington street, and it IL I'M
derstood will resume the livery bus
iness. Condo Mosley, who now oe-
cuples this building. T. making tar.
engagements for another place.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. NAughtou have
returned from au extended visit to
their old home In New YORK state.
Mr.. Nanghton said he had not been
there for several years aud a great
many changes had taken place. He
said farm lands 81 ali declined III val
ae aud farmers we're leaving the
farms 20 engage la other pursuits.
ar. aud Mrs. Naughton enjoyed
their visit anil returned very murn
improved ia health.
best Imminent an Earth