The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-01-20
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BY BILL cox.


nave no more sense than he that it
is only the landlord who seeks to
peon the tenants that I would crit
icise.
/ Referring back to the order of
business unfinished. l.. F. MeClen-
4 don is new conner on Waxahacsiit.
3 and also a new reader of the En-
terprise. He said he always Ikea
4 to take his county paper and there
is no question about the Enterprise
filling the bill as such. It is the
Oldest in the county, gives more
news than any other and about the
biggest country weekly in the state.
4 A. Tinsley has lived at Italy, Mil
ford and between the two almost
all his life but now resides on Mid
lothian 4. That is a good family
and ! can recommend them to then
neighbors. c. w. Dodson for sew
eral years resident of Sterrett and
/ Red Oak country now resides at
/ LOG Farley street and is ready and
willing to build your house G. G.
4 West on Waxahachie continues 10
use me as his pastor for another
year. | got another renewal bul
promised not to tell who gave it tc
me so | will mention no names. W.
! M. Carroll of Waxahachie will be
/ with us another year. The above
1 and aforementioned were entitled to
/ be written up last week but | got
crowded for time.
| l.. E. Warren from Italy was
/ here last Monday and got on my
| list. ]. 2. Brooks from Sterrett
renewed his allegiance to the caus,
of good government. Mr.. and Mrs
R. D. Harris from Italy were here
| Monday. ]. T. Blake, a live far
mer from Palmer g. had been tryinA
! a substitute but came back to the
Enterprise. Frank Prude from Pal
mer 2 came up with the goods j.
| F. Rogers from Venus 2 came up
and made bright confession. j.
d. Nelson, one of the substantial
citizens of Waxahachie 2, retains
his membership in the club. Wilson
Maloney from Forreston 8 gave me
lift. w, A, Clopton, the Rhode
Island Red man from Palmer 2,
braved the inclement weather and
came TO town. Mrs. X. II. Harrison
on Waxahachle mas successfully
| taught music at the Nash school sew
eral years
w, u. Capiness from fofreston
/ was IN town one Gay last week look
/ ins as iuoay a. peaen anu as
gs..,. n1ssss,a.h, ~, - = : 80 -.
4 Oldest man IN tba country - ona 4,
4 the Oldest settlers and / never heard
4 one say he was not good mar
R. t. Wicker renewed and instruct
ed me to change his address from
Waxahachie to Forreston & j. Y.
I1oieh nag me change ms paper from
! pa,,1ta 80, ~ ". W.
in waxahacbje wadnasdav T,,,,
Reynolds from Forreston 8 had hi,
paper routed to Italy 2. He paio
me a dollar for making the change
and for the Enterprise year.
Thursday morning | went to the
station intending to go to Italy but
the train was headed Tor Dallas SO
went up there and saw the slghtS
until O'CLOCK p. M, when Wenf
down to Ferris ana spent the night.
stole nlnety-fiVe cents as l went
10 Dallas In the foilo"lng manner,
Inc audltor passed py ana ala not
call for ticket SO Kept my seat.
10 test people nave tola thls 70
several and only one OF TWO nave
agreed with me that ! was thiei.
III vas awfully cold. Wheh the tram
eane along boarded IL lor rainier
! wfere | went TO the nome OF MI.
and MIS-. u w. oopelen. ne was
down town put founo that Mrs, y
and the children We're the Enter
4 prise's real friends. 80 got my
dollar and went my way Win SONG
OF giadness IN my heart. ! theh
went over TO the nome Oh MI ana
Mrs. j. W. STOCKS ana lound theal