The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-11-23

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was In the office Of nr Keplinsef
Few days ago and noted ne had
trrated IL 40 new coat 81 paper,
which lent very pleasing effect 10
ihe scene
last Monday met 81 G. Cod
troy uf Howard ana iinhtenrd his
purse and gladdened my heart. 5.
A Fleeman from Forrestan , was
called 10 town 10 DO iury GefXlce, I
believe. J. ". Foster had me
send the Enterprise 10 G. G.
Fostey at Houston, Miss w. II,
Raius of Midlothian an old settler
end good farmer wits Ia town. l..
b. Alexander, one pf the best fell
lows in the Howard country, WIS in
town with n big tat dollar j. O,
McClelland. a hard working young
farmer from Bardwel !, will read
the Enterprise, r. H. Davenport
from Midlothian I was in Waxa-
hachie Monday. r. =. Turner. who
carried part of the mud to make
the Boz country, renewed his al
legiance to the great religious
weekly. p s. Carroll from naer
Ray accompanied by his family and
Mrs. C's. mother, Mrs. T. $. Free
man. boarded the Katy Tuesday
morning for Celeste, where he and
family will make their home. Mrs.
Freeman had me send the Enter
prise to her son, T. f. Freeman,
Arlington, Okla w. NJ. Grow, an
ex-Ellis countian, now residing near
sherman, after visit TO friends and
relatives returned home TUESDAY
morning, accompanied by his broth
er-in-law. l.. r. Adair. A. Nichols,
a substantial farmer and good citi-
zen from near Maloney, was In
town one day last week and got on
my list. A. A. Stewart from Waxa-
hachie 3 was in town and renewed
his papesr. j. j. Kelley good
bachelor from How.rd, got consid-
erably ahead on his subscription.
J. W. Morton from Waxahachie 5
tells me there is a brand new ten
pound boy at his house. Jesse
sta ted out right by taking the En-
terprise for the boy to read. c.
Hughes from Midlothian 5 was In
town and handed me a dollar. ID.
X Thomas. an enterprisng young
farmer from the Sterrett country
was in town and cot good for 1912.
r. e. Satterfield of Nash. who sold
seed corn by the wagon load last
wear when so many rad to buy all
their feed was in town and renew
ed J. n Lawrence, a native OF the
Red Oak country. and . successful
farmer and all round good citizen,
YVES in town dressed up. ! do not
know whether he was attending
conference or not. r. B. oliver from
Mi lothian 5 was in town and got
on my list. Walter W. Jones of
Sardis sent me the money for his
paper. c. e. Harper. handsome
good farmer from near Palmer was
in town Saturday g. Roberts on
Forreston / came up and assaulted
me with the price. ] j. West from
Red Oak / said had let his sub
scription expire. G. ]. Hendricks
was In from Midlothian. r. A.
Milan was in from the farm on Mil
ford 3. John Smith (coD from
Waxahachie Z said he would take
one. So mote it be.
BILL COX.