The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-12-16


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conditions hnt wlls not .ail II ~,
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Nv reef as Afs would lIssen to tns.
I'll others fhinhinl that VI hal
snHse enough 10 handle such rondi.
lions autesAafuIly | wonld have
he.n capitalist MY self.
+. v Porter from wasahnrhie I
came IT. Last week and got a load N
rofn which coat him nbou. $40 90
Having turned loose 80 much OF his
cotton money ! Hlmost feared 10
tackle him but he came shroush
smiling AIR aud Mrs q W nowlln
from Forfesfon | we're rhobfina In
Waxahachie. II raIns last arak md
spent so nearly all the week here
II seems like dream. For real
sout-inspirlnr life give me good
weather. good roads and Sriim and
Beck In good order and house TO
house canvas and | enjoy life. J. A.
Mcdaniel from Ferris 2 was here
one day last week and registered
with the Enterprise. u. l.. Meharg, o
son OF Joe Mcharg. who has beei
near Chillicotho for three or four
years, gent me dollar He did MOI
write any news but suppose Ia all
right. s. q Robinson. who has
been resident OF the Boyce coun-
try for many years. has sold his
farm and purchased near Grand
Prairie. Those Boyce people kro
are sorry to lose him and Mrs. r.
w. s. Cox from Forreston 1. but
who denies any kinshlp with me
was hero and renewed his allegiance
to the county paper. y. 8. Rice "
Waxahnchie, after an absence OF q
year or two, Is back where he be-
longs. j. NJ, Slayden, a KentuekIan
a Baptist, Bailey man and q jolly
good fellow from Waxahachle 4, RE-
newed Mrs. slayden's paper. r. w.
Slayden. who has been farming near
Red Oak, moved himself, his wife
and girl baby TO Ennis where he
VIII enter the service of the II. G. n
G, Ry. Co. in tho shops. The Enter
prise follows them. A. J. Cody, one
o' the handsomest. most obliging
and most efficient NJ, X. g. 4,
agents now at Red Oak, gave me n
there Friday. q, =. Colt
was In from the farm on Red Oak
2. Tom Conner from Red Oak ] was
IN town looking little thin from,
the effects of spell Of sickness. E.
+. Phillips, who works at one OF
the Red Oak gins. made a run for
the money as soon as he saw me.
Mrs. w. Morton Eave mo = din
Nor that was good enough for any
body. I really hAtsd TO eat 40 nauch
FOR what iittie 4 cost me but the
fact was that 7 hAd been boarding
with that widow at Waxahachie. she
ls good cook but Ia poorly provid-
cd 40 | was worry hungry. I met
John Cavitt down town. He talked
No poor ! wont to his house To sco
II there wnw any necessity for report"
ing his case to the board or charity.
When l got there ] found no evi~
dcnce OF poverty and hs wont down
and got me dollar. r. NJ Wheat
Icy told me yesterday that his
daughter Miss Edna. who Ia a grad
uated trained nurse from 81. Louis
was visiting home folks. l.. u. Saw
yers. who Ia teaching the Lone Elm
school, was In town Saturday ana
got on my list. NJ. A. Ledbetter from
Alvin renewed HIS subscription and
sent the Dallas News 10 his sister,
Mrs. J. Il. Itoebuck in WnSahachio.
A. p. Lowrey from Waxahachie
was here Saturday. That is nothing
strange or particularly new for he
Ia here frequently. He paid me for
the Enterprise and that only hap
pens once q year l.. w. Brock froi'
waxnhachie I was here and made
peace with me. | was glad to see the
rain we had but hope for pretty
week this week 80 ! can be among
nv parIahioners, BILL cox