The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-12-26

band she Is an angel in your sight
Rev. r. r. Patterson Of Ovilla has
consented to furnish us with the
news from that neighborhood. He is
popular minister in the Methodist
church and ! expect some good let
ters. Maj. Landers of Maloney had
me send the Enterprise to his sis
ter, Mrs. H. J. Alexander; ]. S. Rob
inson of Ennis was doing business
at the county seat and while here
renewed his allegiance to the great
est country weekly on earth. B. T.
Parten has married him wife,
built him a house and had the paper
sent to Waxahachie No. S. J. H. AL
exander, who for many years lived
near Waxahachie, was here from his
new home on No. !, Caddo Mills, and
renewed his allegiance to the Enter
prise. J. o. Curry on Midlothian No.
5 has his cotton gathered and was
preparing for the 1909 crop. He ga
thered 81 bales of cotton from So
acres.
w. G. lowell is native of Chero-
kee county, Texas, but has lived in
Ellis county and Hill county for 3
years. He has recently moved to JUS
tin, Denton county. To him and Mrs.
j. were born triplet girls January
"a, 1906. They were named Cora,
Dora and Flora, are beautiful chill
dren and are growing nicely. Every
body knows d, F. (Floyd) Single
ton, a native of Mountain Peak and
for many years lawyer in the
county. He now lives at Kountz
Hardin county. and has been county
Judge. Floyd is good fellow and
his many friends will be glad to
know Of his being we'll and prosper
Gus.
w. NJ. Mercer has moved to the
town of Maypearl, but has not for
gotten his old friend, the Enterprise
J. M. McCorley on Waxahachie
was filing his cotton pickers' shack
with hay. I found him cheerful and
sociable and in the humor to produce
the coin.
r. J. Caperton said Mrs. C. had
been asking him to subscribe for
the Enterprise and seeing me look
ing SO disconsolate he had the pa
per sent to ITO North College
street.
r. B. Ransom. good farmer, an
old timer and an all around good
fellow, met me on the streets and
had me renew his paper.
M. C. Christopher ran in from his
farm just outside the city limits on
Waxahachie 5 and renewed for the
Enterprise and News. j. R. Knox
from Waxahachie No. handed in
his contribution and got right for
1909. S. Bishop on Waxahachie Is
now gond till 1910. J. l.. Carroll on
Waxahachie was pleasant and prof
table to me. j. P. Wilson on For
reston ] has been reading the En-
terprise almost since the first issue
and has never gone delinquent
w. w. Crecelius, who has been
farming near Nash, now lives on the
Henry McCarty farm on Forreston
3. F. l.. Thurman, the genial and
accommodating Katy agent at For
reston, put his name ahead.
W. 7. Splawn, a good farmer on
Ennis 4, was in town and ahead
on ny list.
J. 7. Dearden on Waxahachie S
came 10 me and said he needed some
more of it. j. l. Davis of Red Oak l
said "tell them l was in town work
ing a fine bay horse" c. E. Jarratt
and D. NJ. Petty left Saturday for
their old homes. d. s. Fudge has
moved to the Mcclellan farm be-
tween Waxahachie and Sardis.
Tom Kent of Boyce Is dead. In
his demise it seems that the express
sion Death loves shining mark
is exemplified, for | have never
known a man freer from vice than
was Tom. Modest, thoughtful, pleas
ant, but absolutely unacquainted
with cant. He was a student and
thinker. Goodbye, Tom. BILL COX.