The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-12-09

teM Mutton NeAfh ~ nos oven frHf
flenee Ter aa mfief this life u wnula
stptu INA even " 'he Lord ia little
lllArieaaca with ua 10 would he
willing - lei as plas away the few
ycsfa allotted "a ne here nnmnlesisd
The hardest eesr I find 90 deal
with u that individual who Ia 30
higntea aud puff.d az with self m-
ipartance that no bnIievws that there
w cabinet injecting IN the Heaven
Nv Court every morning to determine
whether the day shalt he one OF sor-
row or OF gladneas 20 our dear
brother Smith down below II,
would require enc angels entire
time 10 watch over and guide the
Footsteps OF such a brother end an
other 10 keep the Vaccinations OF
the devil from getting control over
him 70 say he least of It. the idea
that We are but passive instruments
IN the hands Of u greater one ma
that our course IL marked out for us
our course IL marked out for us.
tends to quench within us that
bold self assertiye spirit which char
acterizes all doers Of great things
Monday A o. Yancey from Red
Oak ! was in town and got back on
my list J. NJ Brandon from For
reston | was here looking hale and
hearty and IN fine humor w NJ
Mccain, one Of the mud-sillera Of
the country from Pluto, was here
and gave me piece OF coin J.
w. Counts OF the firm of Counts
Bros. had me send the Enterprise
TO Ben II. Lomax, n trusted em-
ploycc OF theirs at Bishop. Texas.
Ben is a Waxahachie production and
doubtless will be glad to hear from
his old home. Mr.. Counts also sent
the Enterprise to HE uncle. Judge
q. l.. BoRard, at Golden City, Tex.
as Mr.. Bogard was for many years
a prominent farmer OF the Avalon
country and took lively interest
IN politics
Tuesday at Lone Elm gin | founo
w w Bailey and renewed him. G.
VI Buekner was gone 10 the timber
70 cut wood. but Mrs. u. and the
were at home Mrs - took
me for tramp until told her who
was. ] j Smith and family on
! viii move TO Waxa-
hachle 3 next year Al the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. r. u. Reeves | spent
the night or course | enjoyed my
self. ! have been with them so often
would not mention this visit bu,
for the fact that I think | ought to
account for myself every day. II
found ] G. Hendrix and family nj
home and enjoying the comfort Of a
good fire. W. r. Archer. G. u.
Smith. j. l.. Morgan and others were
butch erinE swine and lost ! chance
to eat some fresh meat on account
Of being In hurry. Mr.. G. ~. Cook
~ Mountain reAk 9Avr mr koOd
dinner, part Of which wax soma
cracking bread. At the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs j. l.. Taylor found
Peter Curry and wife, a pleasant half
hour and n dollar. w. j white on
Venus l WAS sailing down his meat,
At Venus turned In for the night.
LIN. Marks who worked Mt tho
railroad machine shops NJ Ennis for
two or three years has gone back 10
the farm and lives on Venus 1, w,
G. Rogers on Venus J was gone but
Mrs. X. was at home. ! WAS about
10 pass the home OF J. T. Rogers on
Venus 2 when Mrs. II came to the
door and sIgnified her intention to
subscribe. did not have the heart
TO refuse her Mrs. Madge JACK
son was putting In a quit when
think was good thing for have
already gotten cold In bed several
times this season Mrs. G. J. jack
son on Midlothian submitted to an
for appendicitis some time
ago but is getting along 81 righl
now. G. ]. has been suffering WIN
for some time but ~
able 10 hobble around. FOUND the
gravel crew busy on the Midlothian
and st. paul road. They have some
good hard gravel and think VIII
make durable road. Frank keesee
superintendinR the grading ana was
putting up some good road bed
found Ben Cherry hauling gravel
or course something has caused me
to mention him apart from TIE oth-
crs. Mr. aud Mrs. y. u Dodsoh
gave me good fare. a good bed ana
a cordial welcome TO their home
Mrs. D's mother, rs years OF age
started Thursday morning for hef
old home In Arkansas. Mrs. Char
lev Harper Haid Charley was IN the
field. I found him there gettlns
out the cotton He compllmented
the Enterprise highly md sent me
| back 10 the house for dollar
Mrs. ID. II. Rutledge has been ani,e
sick but has recovered. She rec mt
liy visited her son ut Llano, Texas
II. G. Rutledge was laying some pipe
In his lot | saw some as flpe hep
Duroc Jersey pigg as one usnailS
sees. Az came up the BACK way
Ito the home Of Mr.. and Mrs l.. y
Moore saw turkey feathers ano
Having at one time studied the ruler
80 ntrn,,n,atautlat uvidpnce C0Uclun