The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-01-30

tegral part of this government ana ,
until that time shall come when adj
ded to the already Ubiquitous provis-
ion that he must pay s1.75 for the
privilege of saying who shall rule
him, he must show tax receipt to
90 much goods and chattels, he mas
voice in the sustaining or changing
Of government policies. what 40
YOU intend to do? Vote the ticket
straight whether there is any mean
ing in the platform or not. | sup
pose | had better drop the subject
or some of my congregation may be
disposed to accuse me OF being So
enlist and that would be simply I'M
mitigated --. | am glad now
was given this subject for it has led
| To some things | have been wishlns
| to say for some time. My next ser
mon will be delivered at my regu-
lar appointment.
Last Monday at the Enterprise OF
| flee w. F. Stovall came in from May
pearl and handed me 4 dollar. Frank
| is a good fellow and always comes
m with the needful. Wilson Mai
loncy. a big, good hearted, prosper
| ous farmer from Forreston 3, stop
ned me and registered for another
year.
Tuesday L. l.. Jarrett came to Fer
reston to bring his children TO
school. VIII C. Harvell sends the
Enterprise to his father, Rev. j. r.
Harwell, at Lexington. Ala. Satur-
day | met S. A. Wilson from Crisp
| 3. who gave me little lift. W. II.
Muirhead from Ennis put MS
shoulder to the wheel and rolled the
wagon little. ]. e. Tennery' a
hustling farmer from Italy |, was IN
town. j. p Pratt from Red Oak
| was doing business in Waxahachle
Saturday. o. B. Hester, who has
lived for many years on his farm
near Boz, has moved his family to
Boyce J. T. Jackson, a son of j.
| Il. l.. Jackson of Maypearl, has been
visiting his friends and relatives and
will now read the Enterprise on
Richardson t. H. b. Curry of Ovilla
was in Waxahacbie Saturday. A Few
years ago there was a joke on him
known only to him and me and had
he kept it none would have ever
known it but it was so good he had
to tell it himself. ID. NJ. South, who
has lived on George Bullards's faIa
several years, now lives on the farm
of ]. C.. Tate Mrs. d. B. Sparks
and Mrs Ira Groves were shopping
in town Saturday. j. j. lsom from
Waxahachie 2 said his time was
about out. D. S. Ross of Boyce was
IN town dressed up and did not
| recognize him. G.. w. Parrish has
moved from Midlothian l to Midloth-
| ian 5 and has again resumed the
reading of the Enterprise. w. b.
| Digger from Waxahachie was IN
from his farm. w M. Mccain from
| Milford 2 sent me stamps to cover
his bill Right here | wish to re-
mark that | can handle | and cent
| stamps but | cannot Eandle any 9th
cr denominations. ID. p. Daddy s
Pet4 Ely from Midlothian 4 YVES in
town in a good humor and dollar.
[ let him retain his good humor.
Albert Stephenson from Waxahaehie
was in town and while here re-
newed his subscription. NJ. d. Eu-
bank on WaXahachie 5 came here 4
couple of years ago from Tennessee
and went right to filling the soil. He
hes had good place all the time.
| Irwin Smith, q close and | hope an
| appreciative reader of my sermons,
was in town Saturday from Waxa-
hachie 4, w. j. Lowe of Waxahachie
| 4, who saved my life a few weeks
ago, helped to preserve it by hand
ing me a dollar ]. NJ. Sprinkle a
sturdy, hard working farmer Oil
| Waxahachic A, was in town. E. l..
Harw4l, who lives on the farm
whercsf WIS reared and exhibited {,
Young mule ut the Dallas Fair that
came near taking tho premium, came
70 my assistance. This morning
went to my young friend w. e. Ed
mondson of Forreston ana got his
renewal.
My contribution to the orplanage
fund at WaXahachie last week
amounted to II cents and | have the
promise of some others. Come on
and let's help the cause.
BILL COX.