The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-09
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the office and as | went in | left the
door wide open just to see how the
gang would take il. Mr.. Hudson,
who was talking Southern Cotton As
ISOLATION to a man gave a snort like
a blast from a fog horn but didn't
stop talking. Buie and Mcknight
who had their heads together getting
up plans to make the Enterprise bet
ter, just scrooched up a little closer,
but Charley Kent, who has just quit
smoking Che only quit for a few
days. says: Shut the door there,
were you raised in a saw mill? and
Judge hit his typewriter SO hard
that he broke it, Uncle Charley Glib
son of the Odd Fellow, hit his desk
with his fist and says: You are out
of order there sir" but | wasn't, |
was in the next room by this time
! where Ed Vestal and Herbert Her
ring were trying to make a fire with
kerosene hat beats carbonic acid
gas as a fire extinguisher. They
couldn't do the impossible so we
started it with fat pine. ZIP stairs
Mr.. Kemble had a chisel prizing his
type apart, and in the composing
room John Nichols and She Scale
quit because Joe Hollis persisted in
singing Irish Molly" They said
Joe had a fine voice for calling hogs
but that his unrythmic cadences
Jared their equilibrium. Joe couldn't
fight the whole force, SO he has gone
out of the singing business. never
did like any foolishness so | lit a
shuck for home but at the depot |
met Tom Herring in Il turkey trot.
He said he had presented a Dill TO
a fellow and the fellow wanted to lick
him for not presenting it o At
home the folks were all gone and
the doors were locked. | priced up a
window and got into the kitchen
where our two family cats, Tom and
Brindle. were engaged in a family
fight. They had broken u lamp
and turned over a pan OF dishwater.
| opened the door and kicked them
both out. but won't the devil be to
pay when my wife home? She
will blame me with it all but | don't
care a ceut if she does.
1t has been so muddy here lately
that | can't travel in my buggy so
| have been going by railway 10 some
of the towns. There are quite a num-
Der of men of Waxahachie who travel
over this county. | have met all of
them and they are as clever a set of
men as can be found anywhere and
are always in a good humor. Where
ever they go they are a ray OF sun
shine and gladness TO those they
meet. Mr.. MinCer is IA clothing sales
man Mr. McClaiu sells groceries.
Nh. Flint sells marble Dr. Lee Is
an eve specialist liartscll Cooper
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Kendliek sells flour f. u Criddle
and Ed Phillips write Insurance. and
Col q , Middleton ot tho Mirror
and are The newspaper stunts.
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you 700 cents worth FOG each iuiiai
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