The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-07

niaes catches pf hsh nt the lake.
We want ID sell You yonr elsctrie
light globes Before buying get cur
prices. win Moore Hardware Gem
yany. til
Il. wilkins. the we'll known relia-
Bile piano tuner has arrived. Orders
received at Hood & Martins drug
store. T.
P. II. Loggins of Ennis is tempo
rarily in charge of the ticket office
until permanent appointment can
be made
| See our shelby electric light globes. |
/ They are the very best. The price
will suit you, too. Will Moore Hard
ware Company. TIL
/ Mr.. and Mrs. A. Rose will go to
/ Fort Worth tomorrow morning to
visit their son. Ben Rose, and to see
President Roosevelt.
The lecture to be given at the Cum
berland Presbyterian church tonight
4 by Dr. Turner is for the benefit of
the pipe organ fund
Mrs Rufe Bynum and Miss Alt
land have gone on trip to Calves
ton, San Antonio, Austin and other
points in South Texas
Warning! Watch out for some
big fish stories. Jack Lumpkins and
Rufe Hendricks are fishing in Waxa-
hachie creek this afternoon.
Mrs. r. A Blair and daughter from
west of Midlothian while in the city
shopping yesterday, called at this Of
flee and subscribed for the Enter
prise.
Beyond the Alps" is lecture
that every one should hear 1t will
byterian church tonight by Dr.,
Turner
MRS J, S. Chambers and Miss Mag
gle Chambers Of Ennis, who have
Dcen visiting their daughter and sis
.c, Mrs IT, f. MtyeII eturned home
this morning.
The BASEBALL team of the Polytech-
, mic College If Fort Worth passed
through the cry TINS morning en-
route TO Corsit ana y here series Of
, gaucs will be r'ayed
Tickets are going rapidly for the
lecture at the Cumberland Presby-
. terrain church tonight. Beyond the
\ Alps" is one OF DR. Turner's most
entertaining lectures,
/ Ed Laughlin has returned from
Calvert where he attended the mar
/ riage Wednesday Of Mr.. Richards Of
the store of Matthews Bros. at Waco
to Miss Brown of Calvert,
T Second class colonist tickets 10
Phoenix, Ariz., and California points,
- via Fl. & T. c. r. r. at rate of s25,
{ Date of sale. daily March / to May
and daily Sept. Is to Oct. 81.
+ Miss Blossom f'unnan, daughter
of Rev ]. c. Putnam, formerly pas
: tor of the Methodist church here, is
a uciahcr Of the graduating class Of
the Hughey and Tucker train :
G school at Wsarcrfcrd
The members of the young ladies
I auxiliary society of the Cumberland
: Presbyterian church will be around
town and among their friends with
tickets for DR.. Turner's lecture. Be
Z prepared for them when they call. If
o
& Itharg, 10 few days 50
calculated from the medical depa, t.
mcut of Fort II crta University, W II
r arrive homo tCH Cnt His fath~f,
Joe Meharg. returned from Fort
Worth this uNlLipg. having guLe
: there to attend the graduating exei-
! rigs.
Fred Oliver. a Midlothian boy who
recently learned teiegraphy and en-
+ tered the railroad service. spent yes
terday in the city Since last fall
Fred has visited Cuba and has work
ed in East and West Texas. Colorado,
/ Kansas. Missouri and the Indian Ter
ritory.
Il. P. Mizeli returned yesterday
from Limestone county where he
spent about ten days on his farm
He stated this morning that work was
! further advanced on his plantation
5 there than on his farm in Ellis coun-
~. Five planters were started TO
work Wednesday morning putting
! cotton seed in the ground.
DR. S S. Diggs colored has Just