The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-08-12

johnson at her home, 1929 Colo
rado avenue. Colorado Springs
Miss Gladys Ferguson, who has
been attending The Colorado Spring
High school for the lest two years,
has returned 20 her home hi
Leonard Texas.
Among the Texans who have reg
istered az tae Chamber Of Commerce
n Colorado Springs during thC weed
are. Mrs Jessie T. Oyefton and
Bessie Oyerton, Honey Grove. W. O..
irwin fjaingerfield Mrs. Mary d.
Jamison and Edgar W JamIson os
Houston; J. c. Wilson, Beaumont,
and c. n. Bolem, Houston.
Mrs, John AdriaBce and Miss
Ethel Adriance of Galveston are
spending a short time In Colorado
Springs as the guests of Mra. joan
K. Miller
Several Texans wil attend the
Worlds Congress OF the Deaf which
Will meet In Colorado SPRINGS dur
ing the week beginning August =.
This is probably the most unique gath
ering To be held in the United Safes
this year as the sessions will be con-
Quoted with practically no talking.
The deliberations" viii all be IN
the sign language. Among the
the topics To be discussed will be
such questions as The deaf men in
the business world. how best TO over
come the prejudiees against his emf
ployment" National homes of the
Deaf. 'The evil of classifying the
deaf with the dependant aud delin-
qrent CLASSES" Representatives
from practically every civilized ma
ton viii be in attendance,
Charles Mendel of Taylor Tex, is
once more in Manitou for the sum
mcr. having taken rooms at the Cliff
House Mr.. Mcndel Is IN annual
visitor,
W. w. Jones and Alice Jones are
Mauitou guests from Corpus Caristi.
Mrs. Edward Cunningham, Doro-
thy Cunningham aud Mr.. and Mrs.
James b. Duaaway, all OF WaXa-
haehie, Texas, are at tho Sunuy5iue
hotel in Maniton for the summer.
DR. aud Mrs ". l.. Martin OF Den,
ton. Tcxas, are registered ut the Alta
Vista hotel in Colorado Springs.
j. c. Wil9on of Beaumont has TAX
en- a residence at Broadmoor, Colo
raGo Springs exclusive suburb, for
the summer.
Considerable interest has beer
taken by Texans in the kodak con
test being conducted by The Cham
her Of Commerce of Colorado Springs
in con inction with the Cripple Greek
trip, the Pixies Peak Cog Road and
the Crystal Park trip. Prizes amount
Ing in all to 100000 in gold have
been offered for the best new pic
lures of the Pixies Peak region taken
this summer by amateurs VINO arc
non-residents OF Colorado Springs
and vicinity,
Mrs. John Kennedy, Miss Mary
Lee Kennedy and William Kennedy
of Houston are guests of the Acacia
hotel in Colorado Springs.
Mrs s. A. Stewart and the Misses
Eta and Ruth Stewart Of Dallas have
+ taken apartments at the Englewood
cottage in Colorado Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Miller and
+ Mrs. j. p Borcroft of Fort Worth
have taken apartments at the Cliff
/ House in Manitou for the month oi
: August
Mrs J. V. Henderson and Eleanor
/ Henderson of Cohman, Texas, WI
spend the remainder of the summer
/ in Manitou They have taken apart
ments at the Grand View hotel,
Cool Colorado" has been no mis-.
homer for the Pixies Peak regior
} during the month of July. The Off
/ cial weather records show NEAR
/ temperature for the month of 6S.,
i degrees. with an average daily mini
/ mum OF II degrees. The maximum
4 point reached by the THERMOMETERS
was 81 degrees while in 80 years th'
] highest July record has never beer
above 9S. With this is the fact thai
the mean relative humidity for Juls
was only IS per cent. There were /;
clear days, 3 partly cloudy and only
five cloudy, while the percentage o.
possible sunshine for the month wa!
CO.
| Mrs Henry Lee Borden, children
and maid OF Houston will spend the
summer at Manitou, having engaged
apartments.
Mr. and Mrs. p b. Bookman Of
| Navasota are registered at the Alamo
hotel in Colorado Springs. They plas
a short visit in he Pixies Peak re
gion.