The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-04-07

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Ion OFF Milford handed mo euhscrlp-
/ ton for g. T. Perry on Milford 3.
ia W Parish a rood citizen on Mid
lothian ] gave nae the price. 30 not
think because say nicer things
about people than | used To that |
am hxinE to run for office. II Is a.
habit that seems to grow OF a TEL
low 20 say nice things. There Is only
| one office would care about and
there is not enough In # to Justify
| my making a race and | do not cN-
pect you to conseript me so do not
| be frightened for | am not candi-
date. j. =. Adair, q hustling young
farmer on Waxahachie No. 4, was In
town but out Of the Enterprise and
the News He is all right now. | did
not attend church yesterday but rest
ed. This morning before had
much more than gotten on the
square G. II. Smithson of Red Oak
handed me n subscription. had
Thought before that Claude was all
right. Now | know it.
O. w. Lowe, a nice young man and
hustling farmer on Waxahachie l.,
was In town today. j. b. Brigham,
one of the leading spirits of Ozro,
was In to first Monday. G, G. Will
Hams, a live young business man OF
Midlothian said he had to have the
Enterprise to keep up with the
courts. J. II. Payne, farmer and
one of the best looking men of Ster-
rett. had me send the paper to his
brother r. M, at Temple, Ga.
w. w. Smith, an ex-Ellls coun-
tlan, who now lives at Richardson
Texas, was In town and reported all
we'll G. A. Hickman (Clint,
Grove Creek boy, living on the home
place gave me the dollar | so much
craved
S. A. Fleeman, a good humored,
hustllng tiller of the Avalon SOIL
was In town with a dollar j. H.,
Reynolds of Lone Cedar, Frost 2,
hustling farmer and successful fra
tornal deputy, was first Monday
r. M. Cocker was In from Milford
and got on the list, Miss Minnie D.
Marchbarks, a popular clerk Tor
Mincey-Hughes Co, had me SEND
the paper to her father, A. G. March
banks, at Eden, Texas. Alphonso Is
an old timer and doubtless VIII be
glad TO get the news and his many
friends wish him happiness and pros
perity. Il. Hooks, q handsome young
bachelor and business man was In
from Red Oak in an automobile last
Tuesday. Lester Meharg said Satur-
day | never said any thing about
him so | now rise to remark that no
lis n good fellow. w. A. Martin, a