The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-10-10

/ and MIS- George Caiiens. leff Iaat
night for Corpus Christi where he
viii spend the winter. He said he
had visited his relatives here num-
1 Der Of times and on this trip he was
surprised at the great improvements
4 that had been made In the city and
l surrounding country.
1 Don't fail to see the many nice
bargains we offer this week in gran
lite ware. The Nickel Store. 62
Il -
i A. e. Hickman. who is serving on
/ the jury this week, said that he had
\ just completed a new home on his
/ farm near Avalon.
Scarffs, Centers. Tray Cloths, Nap
kins. Doilies, Handkerchiefs and coll
lars in the Mexican Drawn Work at
| Wonfan's Exchange SO
Deputy Sheriff ]. j. McCaipin went
| to Dallas this morning after Albert
/, Smith, colored, who escaped from one
of the county road gangs several
days ago.
Rev. r. A. Fitzgerald, a Baptist
evangelist who moved from Maury
county, Tennessee. to Midlothian last
winter, called yesterday and had his
name enrolled on the Enterprises
subscription list
| Col. A. J. Barnes of Johnson eoun-
| ty is visiting his daughter, Mrs. j.
| NJ Alderdice. Mr.. Barnes was one
of the early settlers of Johnson eoun-
| ty.
The quantity is unlimited, the
| quality is good and the price knocks
out all competition. Enameled ware
sale at the Nickel Store CO
Our immense kitchen ware sale is
to make room for our immense stock
of holiday goods which is arriving
daily. The Nickel Store. 62
II you want a present for friend
or something for the adornment of
yea; y'cc;;;:;; ssc;;sse SO x; tthss C
Exchange and get one of those beau
tiful drawn work pieces. 63
Have just received another in
voice of exquisite Mexican Drawn
Work and cordially invite the ladies
TO call and examine same Prices
reasonable. Woman's Exchange 60
Just received nice collection of
Ferns, etc, suitable fern dishes, also
latest new Ferns, Easter Lilies.
Dutch Hyacinths, Begonias for win
ter Towering Chrysanthemums I'm
pots A Gardner 1853
Parks King sold one of his farms
near Boyce last winter and moved
to Waxahachie. Mr.. King has return
led from Carson and Roberts counties.
In the panhandle, where he bought
a section OF land in each county He
said that part of Texas was pretty
country
Rev. c. L. Ballard, a member OF
the North Texas conference. will
preach at the Ovilla Methodist
church the fifth Sunday In this month
at / a. IN and p IN. and AT night
Dinner will be spread on the ground.
A cordial invitation is extended TO
everybody to attend.
Mrs Mary Lancaster. mother of
Judge ] T. aud w. r.. Lancaster. is
visiting Mrs. Joe Meharg In East
End Mrs. Lancaster is one of the
pioneer settlers OF Ellis county In
the early settlement OF Waxahachie
her husbands farm embraced a great
part of that section OF the city now
known as East End.
j. II. Mayhem has purchased the
home OF T. A. Edwards in West End
for his father-in~law. Mr. j. b. Rob
inson. of Kemp. Mr. and Mrs Rob
inson will move 10 Waxahachie about
the latter part OF next week Mr.. Ed
wards and family will temporarily
occupy the Common residence on
| North Rogers street.
r. p Hawkins is carrying his
right arm in sling this week
| as the result OF an injury received
last Saturday morning. He started
TO the Katy lake in his buggy to
spend an hour or two fishing. and
soon after leaving home he was
thrown from the vehicle. the fall re-
sulting in a painful bruise on the
arm.