The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-05-01

4
eithln himetif ihai ~ bad utsvlse
II ble slltt Ana pp q came - psss
that frum aag tu daY b. saved bite
IiHlia 1ban fiirt rvff 'he lse Fitetn
and there was indeed muth con
fuslan Ana ever lac eitrt that
lanfvah uot 9Th Thumas the phats
lsee. w tht Interpretation ~ the
platform. the same "a the mind ~
Thomas the phatleer hath a dnsll
for ne ia exceedingly wise IN his
lnwn eohrsii and there have bern few
II HI. llhe ou the cstlh, WHEN the
i.ws,..f. wlll go tc their respective
shodes no man tnows for Thomas.
1.-THE phafisee. hath yet twenty
months io serve and may call the
lav elvpfs twenty times more, no
man kuoweth Md v - remember.
"a by some that when he first asked
SO be made ruler over the province
he said Il indeed will call the Law
nivrrs together seventeen times or
luntn ihcv shall pass the anti pass
law Aud no man knoweth but he
viii continue 10 call them together
Itn they guarantee those who deal
with the money changers according
to the plan OF him and certain
lothor Thomas. surnamed Love,
which being interpreted means al
WAYS after office and very NEEDLE
some. So no man TO this day know
! eth The day nor tho hour when the
/ lawgivers will go 10 their respective
abodes nor when It will rain in Tex
ms, but hope springs eternal In the
human breast. Man never is but al
ways to be blessed.
on last Monday the first man to
greet me with n dollar was j. Il.
Dooley. a good natured, jolly far
mer on Ennis 2. G.. w Gray of old
Bardwell is always ms prompt as can
be with his subscription. He lives
at home and attends to his own
business and bothers no one else.
Tuesday | met Or. W. w. Collier
at Italy where he Is very popular
physician and has prospered in this
worlds goods T. f.. Stay coming In
from South Italy, I accepted an in
vitation to spend the night with him
and Mrs. s. like TO visit these peo-
pie. In the first place believe they
are my friends and secondly they
know something. Their son, Will
has recently been elected city nttor-
new of Fort Worth. VIII Is n bright
young man and I think we Will hear
more of him Down at the residence
of l.. A. Winn I found him and Mrs.
w. at home. They are AS jolly cou-
pie as YOU usually find and do not
hesitate to joke each other. l.. A.
has been afflicted for years and
sometimes 1t looks like he will get
well but Mrs. w said when she was
sick the Sunday before, he shaved up
dressed up, shampoocd and parted
his hair. in tho middle and was out
!! !! !!| !! : ! :::; S:
X to the reaM~ ]. II Me-
DNhirter for dinner found him and
he rest Of the family living with II
grandson young Mr.. Craig, some
thing over year old On the way
to Avalon | saw W. II, Carpenter
and mule dancing n minuot down
a corn row. NJ. stark was In from
the farm at Avalon and made him
self good on the list. Going TO the
residence of w. NJ. Bllby, Mrs. b.
told me he had gone to the lake
fshing She showed me how TO start
and | found n path leading through
the field. ! found him not feeling
very well, but saw that on most
of his land he had pretty good
stand OF cotton. AT Forreston next
morning | met w. A. Appllng from
Forreston 2 and renewed him. At
Waxahachie p. NJ. Park from Waxa-
hachie said he had been blue marx
ed and he proceeded to settle. J.
Il. Smith, one OF Ellis county's old
est and best citizens was In town
and got on good terms with the list.
]. c. Turner, suppose n native, and
good all round fellow on Waxn-
hachie 3, was In town Saturday. ID.
H. Kyle OF Doyce said his paper
came trimmed in blue. !. T. Bruce
good citizen or Forreston No 2, In
always right on the dot. J, II. Nc |
Carter. who lived for many years ut
Howard now gets his Enterprise mt
a26 N,rtt Rogers street Waxaha-
chic. BILL cox