The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-12-23

sosa h~ q campaign lssnenea fei
eearrsfss~n NJ th~ ram msn reaps'
! that wemid rans@ thw sefaa 10 MI
sr ard sAte nrttce
Indeed II h better thai sne mar
should suffer shan that tha whels
people perish. N we void sAke nui
thoughts Oft cur ewr selfish inter
estH and rnaasvof 10 plan for thu
eommen good ~ eur community. fel
our state, for eur nation and for
humanity Al large *e would live on
higher, broader. nobier plain AMI
Gus vision would tsuafhen and
broaden. Our symrsshics would 90
out 10 others, We would endeavoF 70
assist them. society would be reor
ganiged and In The besterment OF
the condition OF the masses we
would incidentally ameliorase our
coalition. n We must wornhip hu-
man beings Is II not expedIent that
we substitute for the worship OF Col
MoneybnEs, the Honorable Jute
Works nlabaell or Reverend Ohio
diah Longfaoe, that Of the Jones.
the Smiths, Jacksons, etc.
John Lanier. from near Howard.
was In town one day last week. He
told me his mother. Mrs. Catherine
Lanier. at the ripe old age of a.
years, had passed away few days
before. She was born In South Ala.
bama, and is survived by eight chill
dren.
Last Monday morning I started to
drive 6elim and Beck to Sardis. Out
up the road piece | was overtaken
by Bob Graves on an oil wagon and
rode up with him. | found the store
pretty well patronized and Jonsc
Delk In good humor. y. V. High
came along on his way to town and
| got in and went back with him
and incidentally got dollar. A. A.
Stewart, from Waxahachie 3, came
up and gave me little lift. j. v.
Vincent from Long Branch, sup
pose is always In a good humor for
he always meets me with smile
Mrs. Vincent was with him Mon.
who lived at Nash several years, are
now located near Hutchins, but
were here last Monday. Mr. and
Mrs. G. q. Jenkins have moved from
Midlothian 1 to Waxahachie l. A. c.
Marchbanks, Jr., from Waxahachie'
S, got the Fort Worth Daily Star
Telegram with the Enterprise. |
held out the Dallas News subscrip-
ton OF j. w Reynolds from italy
2 so long last year I had to talk
good to him to get a renewal of l.
and the Enterprise but finally land
ed him. Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Hassel
OF Midlothian were here Monday
and be renewed was almost sorry
he did not make me go after the
subscription for he ~ good pro-
WIDER and Mrs. n. good cook. far
thermore they live near the ROAD,
are good people and are Just about
far enough out for me to be hungry
by the time I get there, w. l.. Hard
ing ordered the Enterprise for his
son, w. l.. Jr., who Ia at tho naval
training station ut San Francisco,
California. Thursday rode the
steam cars TO Forreston where ] met
several who are my friends notwIth-
standing the fact that I lived there
some time. My old friend. DIR. w. r.
Saunders put up the dinner. M.
Ball, who lived near Howard for sew
erai years, but who purchased
farm near Nash year ago. was IN
town and I found him agreeable.
Leaving Forreston ! met II. Clay
Worley from Forreston 3. Az soon
as he saw me he went for his peck.
etbook. OF course ! stopped. j. c
Tate, r. II. Atkins, v. ". Adkins and
]. NJ Ward formed company and
put down deep well on Mr.. Tatea
place. They got plenty OF water and
we're laying pipe Tuesday BY this
time they are all supplied and can
laugh at dry weather. Mrs Ward
was at home but Mr.. Ward was on
the Jury. A. r. Cheatbam has moved
from Onion Creek to the place pur-
chased by his father, A ]. Cheat
ham on Mustang. Uncle Illck Cheat
ham, when reminded OF the condi-
tIon Of his subscription said nc
wished would steal that blue pen
ell. ]. u. Stewart, Ned Lumpklns
and others were hauling gravel %
made walks about the premises OF
j. w. Lumpkins.
At Mash found A. A. Sherbert
the merchant and Dave Edmondson
busy dealing out goods to custom
ers. About night / drove up to the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs r. J. r. Day
export. Mrs. Fanny Davenport had
fallen and hurt herself few days
before, 80 Mrs d. was doing her
cooking and we went over for SUP
per. Among other things we had
light corn bread for supper, the firgr
I had seen since my mother baked
some for the window few years
ago. Flav said Mrs. Davenport was
raised up in Kentucky, never wore
any high heeled shoes or gold
specks, so she knew how
Wednesday morning ! extended
IN 4ha hrafbrGu at Howard