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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-11-04
ROCKET.

Rocket, Texas, Nov. 3.-We are
having some fine weather for cotton
picking and the farmers are gather
Ing lots of cotton.
Miss Nancy Prude, who has been
attending school at Denton, was at
Sunday school Sunday.
Mrs Luna Phillips of Lamar
county, who was visiting her moth
er and father, Mr.. and Mrs. Rube
Criss, returned home Tuesday. t
Mr.. Dan HUMPHREYS and wife and
little son, Troy, attended the fair
at Dallas Friday.
The many friends were surprised
to hear of the wedding of Houston
Jolly and Miss Ruby Harkey which
took place at Red Oak Sunday. The
brides parents live at Lancaster and
the bridegroOm's parents live at
Rocket. We wish them a long and
happy life.
Emma Lee. the little daughter of
j. w. bennington. is still very sick.
Eula Jolly. and sister we're show
ping in Waxahachie last week.
The following we're at the Dallas
Fair last week: Mr.. and Mrs. Criss
and little daughter, Annie Sue, and
Mrs. Luna Phillips; Erve Wichner
and wife. and Rob and Roy and
Claude Jolly. So
Miss Mae Graves. who is attend
Ing school at Waxahachie, was visit
ing home folks Saturday and Sun
day
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Miss Ida Madden and Miss Glenn
mic Park attended Sunday school
at Ray Sunday.
Master Albert Bradshaw is visiting
his sister in Fort Worth.
Several of this community went
to the Dallas Fair Saturday.
Mr.. Bruce Ransom and family and
Mr.. w. G. Reagor and family spent
the day with Mr.. w. A. Park and
family last Sunday.
Mr.. e. ]. Anderson's sister of Nc
Kinney is visiting him this week
Mr.. R. L. Gillian and family and
little Miss Ruby Madden visited in
Midlothian Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Will Pigg and wife visited
Mr.. ]. P. Fields Sunday.
Mrs. o. E. McMullin of Midlothian
has been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. D. o. Madden
Mr.. Earnest Yearly of Avoca,
Texas, spent a few days last week
with Mr. and Mrs. D. c. McMullin
Mr.. Emmett Shinpaugh has been
visiting his uncle, Mr. Rose, of Sar-
dis.
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Bardwell visited at Mrs. Hals's Sun
day.
Mr.. R. c. Mitchell and wife of
Italy were driving around on the
lease Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs Barber visited at Mrs. Kings
Thursday
There was party at Mr.. Walter
Woodlands Saturday night. All who
went report good time.
Miss Florence King was shopping
in Bardwell Saturday afternoon.
Mr. Zenas Morris and Mr.. Jim
Chapman of Waxahachie, called at
Mr. Kings Sunday afternoon.
Miss Lola Stovan and Mr.. Tom
Laid of Bardwell visited Miss Cassie
Bruce Sunday Oct. %.
The Misses King attended church
at BardweH Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Barber spent
Sunday at Bardwell with friends.
Mr.. G. H., Youngblood and family
OF Rankin spent Sunday at Mr.. M.
l.. Kings.
Mr.. NJ. l.. kingzHent to Ennis Sat
urday on business.
Mr.. Albert Hale and wife went to
Elm Branch Sunday evening to see
Mr. Lewis Hale.
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ling corn.
Mrs. Nora Odom is slowly improv-
ing from the fever.
Mrs. Fannie Verheyden is very
sick with pneumonia at present.
Little B. Curry is also on the sick
list.
Little Bailey Hooper is sick with
the fever, but Is improving.
Mr.. ]. B. Hooper is very sick.
School opened here the second
of this month.
Rev. Jack Williams of Midlothian
filled his regular appointment at
this place Sunday at IL a. m.
Mr.. Willie B. Curry and wife of
Miles, Texas, visited relatives and
friends here Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Mona Curry performed on
the violin Sunday evening at sing
ing, which was greatly appreciated
by all.
Several young people of Mountain
Peak attended singing here Sunday
evening.
Mrs. league of Dickson's Chapel
is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Yer
heyden
Mrs. Owen and daughter, Mrs.
Terrell, visited Mrs Tom Wilson Sun
day.
Quite a number of the ladies went
shopping in Waxahachie Saturday.
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FORRESTON.

Forreston, Texas, Nov. 3.-The
weather has been cool and nice for
cotton picking and the people are
getting along nicely.
The bird season is at hand now
and the little birds will have to look
sly.
Mr.. Lanier and wife and Mr..
Smiths folks visited at Pearson
Bros. Sunday.
There was preaching at the Bap-
fist church Sunday morning and
singing at the Methodist church in
the afternoon.
There was an entertainment at
Mr.. Bratcher's Saturday night and
all had a nice time.
Mr.. Walter Park of Dallas was
down on a visit Sunday.
Mr.. Cannon Chiles, Mr. Bufford
and Miss Lucille Digger Of Rocket
visited here Sunday.
Mr.. Glen visited at Mr.. Toone S
Sunday.
Bob Satterfield spent Saturday
night with Pearson Bros.
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COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE .
STERRETT.

Sterrett, Texas, Nov. 3.-Farmers
around here are very busy gathering
the fleecy staple.
Health Is good around here.
Our community was treated to a
surprise Monday afternoon when it
was made known that Mr Gus Rape
of Pittsburg. Texas, and Miss Mil
dred Buchanan had gone to Waxaha-
chic to be united in marriage. Miss
Mildred IL sweet girl and carries
the best wishes OF many friends to
live long and happy life. They left
on the northbound train at $40 p.
m. for their future home at Pitts
burg. $50
Mrs. c. C. Trussell spent Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. B. w. Williams,
near Waxahachie. ~
Mr. Jesse Jones and Miss Mary
North were passengers to Dallas
Saturday 70 attend tia fair.
Rev. McNeal, Christian preacher,
has begun protracted meeting at
this place which will continue until
Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs Wallace Kemble Of
Randlett, Okla. are visiting the lat
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H..
Kemble.
Mrs. Emma Waddell of Sardis
spent Saturday, Sunday and Monday
with her sister, Mrs. A. A. North.
Mr.. X. r. Shaw and his brother
in-lAw. Mr.. A. A. North, went to
Dallas Saturday to bring back the
bale of cotton OF Mr.. Shaw's which
brought the first premium at the
DaNs Fair. sat
Messrs. Claud and Andrew Smith
son from Red Oak attended preach
ing here Sunday.
Quite a number Of young people
from Red Oak attended preaching
here Saturday night.
School Is 50 d to begin here next
Monday. 1t is thought there will be
a fine school this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Buchanan
spent Sunday evening with the lat
ter'A parents, Mr.. and Mrs. n. ~
Buchanan.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Allena spent
spent Sunday with the formers. SIS
ter, Mrs. A. A. North.
Mr...and Mrs. Andrew johnson OF
Trunlbull visited here and attended
preaching Saturday and Sunday
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LONE ELM.

Lone Elm, Texas, Nov. Ear
mers through here made splendid
run last week gathering cotton. Some
few are Just about finished.
Rev. Patterson filled his regular
appointment at Sardis last Sunday.
Mr.. r. T. shaw went to Dallas
Saturday after his bale of cotton
that he had on exhibitions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmon Chapman
add family vipit&d Mrs. Chapman's
father and mother at Onward Satur-
day night.
Mr.. G. w. Parrish and family
spent Saturday night with Mr.. Will
Workman and family.
Miss wilma Spear has been on the
sick list for the past week, which
caused her to miss two or three days
out of school.
Mr.. Oliver Sullivan is reported to
be able to be at home in few days.
~ Mrs. Sam Odom is improving slow
ly.
Ann Sea visited her mother, Mrs.
THOMPSON, one day last week.
! ~ Mr.. and mrs. Car6weif Hnd Mrs
Lawrence of Midlothian visited Mrs.
C. j. Spear Sunday.
Mr.. Hester and Miss May Odom
we're married last Saturday after
noon, which was a great surprise to
their many friends.
Shot gun shells are in order now
and every bird had better hunt a
place to hide,
First Monday was we'll represented
from here. If
Mr.. Allen Holder and wife spent
Monday with MrA Holders onofher.
Mrs. Douglass.
Mr.. Will Workman and family
spent Sunday With Mr.. G. w. Par
IRISH and family
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A. Box for the Orphans.

The ladies of the Home Mission
Society will pack box for the Or
phans' Home Friday. 3oede
Every member OF the Methodist
church Is urged to send something.
Articles are expected to be In not la
ter than Thursday night at the home
OF Mrs. H. d. Timmons on Kaufman
street.
The ladies of the Methodist church
also 1esire to send a barrel OF pre-
serves and jelly to our Rescue Home
in Dallas. Look into your pantry and
send them a nice Jar or two.
Remember these are your institu-
TONS These articles are also to be
sent to the home of Mrs. H. D. Tim
mons not later than Thursday night
MRS. ANNIE HICKMAN. =
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CARTRIGHT.

Cartright, Texas, Nov. every
body IL busy. ~
News Ia scarce.
Some OF the people OF this place
went ~ to the Dallas Fair last week.
Mn J. p. Allison spent last week
at Rankin with M. c. H. Young
blocd's folks.
Nrx. Maude Field. and little son,
c. r., OF Avalon visited at this place
last week.
Miss Cassie Bruce and Miss RoDy
King attended church 1t Elm
Branch Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Jones and Mrs Mills OF
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PARK scnooL HOUSE.

Park School House, Nov. 3.-The
farmers are still very busy picking
cotton.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Madden spent
the day 1t Mr.. D. o. Maddep's sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". A. Park and fam
lily Visited relatives IN Boyce Sunday.
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Housekeepers are invited to see
the working OF the Vacuum Cleaner
1t the Sims Library. Hand-power
machine for rent At 81 per day, or
frActicn OF q day. 1873
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BUENA VISTA.

Buena Vista. Nov. 2.-Most OF the
people are very we'll up with their
cotton picking and some are gather
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Slian unb &atborine GronmiQer IL.
Trau Setter N. Goale.
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Iycucr in Yappid)adltcliabrif.

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Nod cine brittle 'Srali.

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pielbupeibtcr Mann 81, icin. -
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EAiifsnahridlten.

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gbiabrtstase Der S5eanbampfer bon
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Spfcr Scs 3nfaacs.
&obn :. Neorp erlicgt elmer SduG
lpumoe. @urGe ibm oltrd) 3lt'
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Tiefe mM1oerboIen, neuelt, Der Sebt5ett emit
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IeIbei Itebt. Rieoriaer Sruiib5ins. 2eihte 8abs
tinesbeoinounGen. Glieu tir Beftttiging tug
lid uno Sonltugs.
gSalter g. Speitphaf, 8aunteifter.
Biredu all Crit iino Sleue.
8reis Der Sdufer GretIebu Siltbert unb Slnf.
ala Collars. ($i350 .00), Gan2i-Wiatf)
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'"* Gin groBcS SdlolIturnen miro
ser o@ocult.Eoint Surnuerein" an
0icnitaN, ocn %. Npril, III Otter
bciu'S Solc an ser ode BON Suls
mo 9coion. StroBc u%ernnitaltcn. GnS
Stnuturucn bc9innt nm 8 llbr
NlbcnoS. Gem Terein gcb0ren tiidl'
tiae lllrncr al. unb cin iutcreiiunter
Nbcno itcbt 0eabulb in Nuslitt.
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Moberne @obnbGuicr.
Gleftriid)c Selendjtnng.
2GO0 Weuiert, Git.Wlonnmcnt' strnRt.

GUUU WfUitTt, l1fWIpIul1tIt' SttnNt.
$3.50.
adufen cines oieier mooerncr 8tuettiodt9en
Wobnbdnicr. Gle e~nibnlten nue mooernen Sits
ribtuHgen, e~Ieitritbe uuo 8asbeleutinng; buz
ben GombinationssSisi6rant mo 9'orrotbslanls
iter, Ctipu3 GeueS; ulBerocTt sic neIelte ianis
idrc plumbing. &erbtuourg nit Nunal; 1roi.
ioir, Neler mo 0ui cementirt, 10 Sub nit
@rauotIiibic gcpflniterie Sintcr Nle0; bobe
uno eefunoe Gage. Seoen 9ag bis 8 Ihenos
fir bic Bciibtielng often. Gin Suus sur Bro
be nit Glettri8itdt heleudtet. Goluuro I. @al.
laaber, Nulmutertebuer. GilrcaI: Wr. 25J1,
CIT. Munumrut Strnie.
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6ciert iein 81. 9icnit >
SubifGnm. - Seute lino CS y
Sabre, icit ST.. 2oniS 3ebner in ooS
Goii5Ci- 2eportcment olS Shnbmomr
eintrot. Gr mar mGbreno icincr Ian.
gen Gicnit5cit umimtcrbrofcu Dem
norooitlid]en Giitritt sugetbeiIt. Pint
8. Sanuur 1894 ipuroe er Surl Ger
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Gomcrlta9 tebrte Serr 3ebner nad)
Observation-Disclosures ldlperer arontbcit
IN ocn 9ienit 5lrriid, unb cr miro
bcitc loruobl icin GicnitiubilGm,
ipic icine @ieoeraeneiumg inn arciie
iciner Gollcgen iciern.
6cner. - Sn einem birtcr Nr.
100 Dit Sapette. Ctr. beiinoliden
iino Don Sobn &. gcbm, Hr. 1905,
Slt'Seocrdl Ctr, ais Butter. um0
Gicr. Sagerrolm benuttcn Sd)uppcn
trad geitern Nadmittag Elm Geuer
aus, oas nod %filr5er 3eit bon ser
Sciter'G ompagnie 9tr. 5 uno ser
Spriben.G ompngnie Nr. 33. gel0idyt
iplroe. Ger Shaoen miro oui ltnNe.
fn6r $50 9eid)Gbt.
ueber abren. = Worp 5ilgD.
mani, % Sabre alt, Gar. 1928, ,Sad
'onitrabe, Die oie 0elciie ser 9alti.
more bio'9 abn entlnng ging. nm
ibre an 2itololp. Ctr. mobnboite
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Ibcno bon S%ofornotiue Hr. 500 eriabt
lllo iib%eriabren. Sbr 2eidnonl pltr.
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Ibleben. - ,sm sitter Don Go
Sobren itorb ON Ireitog 6ron Mnr.
tia s. Sdmiot, @iiipe bon Gbri.
itopbcr Stmibt. 9ic 9%eeroigun1
finoet morGen Nnd)mittag nm = llbr
bon Der @obnmg ibres Sdnieger.
iobneS, &rn. emil SeitmiiQcr, Nr.
1888 itYreitonitr., aus itatt.
Ser o5e6nibe 8erein
BON Baltimore" bielt geitern
abenO III Serm. Soiat's Saue on
Der Snrioro.N pcnue, ieine regelmGBi.
&c @erIummlung, in meld)er Yr1ii.
Oent Hidaro SanloB Den YoriiU uno
Sefret1r Otto gottgcr ooS Yrotofou
fiibrte. 3unGdit wurben bie Iou.
tine eiddite crlebigt unb beitloIien,
einen WoiausiliiG 81 a~rranairen, II.
Damn bielt Sr. Otto 9ottger einen
8ortrag iiber rSitten unb @ebrauhc
Der ruiiiifen 2anoleute."
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Hnr iiiuf Gcnts Garfarc.

Gin fcb1ncr guuoiiB an Der cleftriihen 9ur.
foro Roaosgabnltuic. @rtnoftiid 100 bel 100
6ub; oaus bat ledo Simmer, nuBer Fantrb,
4doeitube, 0ooen mo Aeler; lerter 2Subuhuls
uno SunuReriiide, rs bel 10 Sub; fbone Sbits
bdnme. 0iibnerbdus II. f. 10. 1reis $3.50;
leithie 3ubiungss@ eoingingen. 9tdbereS bel 8.
Saoenbppp, III Npro.Sb arleS' strase. (Sube
aud ciutee fleiue RIdte uuf benz HGnoc SIT ncr'
mieibeu) CSept1.1O
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Gu %perfanfen:

3u ucriauirn:
Niuig megeH Ibreiie ein guies NicnCle. Gdd
~5ulrdgeI III Ar. 1922, @urrettsHlUeuuc
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