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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
RECORDED ON THE ISLAND

SOaAtJ SfCAh y OAiS6 0I0 dS " D.
Deeds-First Ward.
Lot No. LAT, map of 221 lots To-
Gated at New Brighton belonging
to Jere Johnson, IT.. Co, Jere John
son Jr. Co. to Henrietta Grace. nom.
Lot No. 429 and part of No. 428.
map of property at New Brighton
belonging to John G. Green and
heirs of George Griswald Wils'am A.
Eadie, Ada Ealand Eadie and Henry
F. Comtois to Jacob Cohen, nom.
Lots Nos. Z and s, block No. 5,
map of Yorkville Terrace Realty Co.
Thomas J. and Johanna Wearren to
Ernest Mueller. s100.
Second Ward.
Lots Nos. So, So, block 101 Addi-
tion No. l., map OF South Newxyork;
Wood Harmon Richmond Realty
Company to Clement A. Sommer,
nom.
Tract of land at W Richmond
road and n Four Corners road; Mar
tin G. Flor and wife to Title Guar
antee and Trust Co, $4,000.
Tract OF land in Highland Sec
ton on 9 Douglas road, Eugene Be-
cher to Eugene Bernheimer, nom
Third Ward.
Lots Nos. 81. IS, block 3i3, Ad-
dition No. 5. map OF South New
York; Wood Harmon Richmond
Realty Co, to Clarence w. Davis.
nom.
Lots Nos. 81, 81, block 421, Adj
dition No. 4, same map, same to
Isabella Goodwin, nom.
Lots Nos. 33, "a, block 422, Adj
dition No. 4, same map, same to
mary O'Donoghue, nom.
s. land of s.. I. r. r. Ry Co., W
lands heirs OF Mary Burbank, 1880
G Wallich to Thos. w. Butts, 500.
Lot No. 8, map of property Of Jo-
seph w. Masters at Mariners Har-
Dor; Peter G. LaForge to Loyal Eg-
bert and Martha Egbert, S1,250.
Lots Nos. 20. ID, map OF property
belonging to David Decker situated
In towns of Castleton and Mortified
Angelina Deyo ct al to William II.
Deyo, nom.
w. Tockman ave-, 1871 s Rich
mond terrace; William M, and Edna
Ellison to Mary J.. Van Name. nom.
Lot No. Is, map OF property of
Emily A. La Forge: Emily A. La
Forge to John A.. and Annie Selma
Larson. nom.
Fourth Ward.
Lot No. 81, block No. T, amended
map OF Grant City; Madeline and
Edward Marks to Caroline A. Marks.
nom.
S st. Mary's ave-, 1888 W New
York ave. Luigi Pacihci to Giovan-
nina Paeifico, nom.
Lots Nos. Ill to lit. inc, map
259, property of Amboy Realty Co.;
Amboy Realty Co, to Meyer Rich
man, nom.
Lots Nos. II to SO inclusive.
amended map property In Sonthfield
formerly of Henry r. Cleveland;
Virginia Mayo to George Gargiullo,
500.
Lot No. 20, map OF lots at Clifton
belonging to Thomas lowell; Fred
"A. Kadatz and Helene Kadatz to
Rudolph Kleinschmidt, nom.
Fifth Ward.
Farm No. $50. plan OF Little
Farms at Princes Bay: Wood Har-
mon Richmond Realty Co., to George
w, Adams, nom.
IL Ia acres land On public road
between Rossvilie and Blooming
view; william j. Kenny, referee to
Eliza Goebel. $7,10o.
Same property; heirs OK Jane e.
MeNsish TO Eliza Goebel, nom.
Lots Nos. ~ TO rs inclusive. map
OF Sketch OF 53 lots belonging to
Inter Island Realty Co, at Totem
vile. " G. Reeves & Co. Inc. TO
Frank Buckhout. nom.
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BIIss.

Willie Wayback-"My pa says in
New York they have buildings 40 sto.
ries high" Tommy Rural--AinT
that fine! A kid could spend most all
his life slidiT : down the banisters,
couldn't her
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scff-con6dence.

"Self-confdence is no egotism. II
is knowledge, and 1t comes from the
consciousness Of possessing the abii.
ity requisite for what one undertakes.
Civilization today rests upon self-conr
fidence."-Orison SWEET Marden.
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Matrimonial Revival.

A Boston pastor wants tho base
ment of his church turned into =
Counting parlor." Planning = matrH
monial revival. a. 1t were.-Nsw York
Herald.
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ANY affair or happening, or cir
cumstance, which is too small TO
make a Want AID. Worth while as an
adjusting force 3 too small 10
worry about,
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one satisfaction.

In after years a woman may be sor~
ry she married the man IN the case,
but shes always siad that Thai
other woman didn't get him.-Chioss
go News.
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Love Must Be Present.

A crowd II not company. Faces are
but q gallery OF pictures, where there
Is no love. and talk is but a tinkling
carbohydrates Bacon.
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Esxlly EXPLAINED.

ron what footing is college hsxing
now?" ut isn't on any footing at all
while they are making fellows stand
on their heads"
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Fury at the
Matawan House.
Glrard Devlia il spending several
days with relatives In Mount Ver-
uon
The funeral services OF the late
William Frawiey. who was Killed on
Friday, we're held at his late home
at Morganville Sunday afternoon.
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Makes Z Differences
Eeedlework II = soothing and com.
Portable occupation for those who have
no need 10 do It
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The EVENING NEWS goes into
more homes - Vicinity fh
sther publication. faEEzN4T4
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coNFESSES HE SHOT BROTHER
Hichsrd Simpson Of SsIem Shot His,
Eight year-oid Stepbrothsr.

Salem. N. J.. Jan. 3o.-Richard Simp-
son. a fourteen-year-old colored boy,
residing here. confessed TO Prosecutor
sinneckson and Sheriff Ayres that he
murdered his half brother. Clarence p
Wright. on last Sunday afternoon at
their home. near Woodstown, by shoot
ing him in the head with q shotgun.
The siain boy was but eight years
old and was the son OF Mr. and AIRS.
Charles Wright. Simpson said he shot
the boy to get him out OF the way. as
he was always doing things for which
he (simpsonl WA punished.
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Character ard circumstances.
Character il built out OF circuna-
stances-From exactly the same ma
teriais one man builds palaces, while
amu4her builds hoveIs."-a. II. Lsxes.
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when a has no design but to
speak the plain truth, he may say .
great deal In : very narrow compasa-
Steele.
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sCHooL LEf1URE LAST MIG,

SCHUUE IHCIUFkE LAST NIGHT.
In spite OF the storm last night
a good audience was at the lecture
In public school No. 8, Hossvi1le,
last night. The lecture was delivered
by Mrs. Grace a.. Burt-Homan, of
New York, who took for her subject
Hamlet" the second in the series
on Shakespeare. She gave a history
and source of the play, together with
and the principal The lee
ture Was illustrated by selections.
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SOCIETY PosTpoNEs MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Richmond County
Agricultural Society was postponed
last week until March 20. A meet
ing was called for last Monday night
kst because of a quorum not being
present when the matter of choosing
temporary officers came up it had to
s. Van Clief earnestly requests those
stockholders who find II inconveni-
emit to attend the adjourned meeting
to sign and forward their proxies.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-01-06
RANKIN.

Rankin, Jan. Christmas has
come and gone and we are now
starting on the new year OF 1912
with plenty of rain.
Mrs. j. F. Graves, who has been
sick, is some better.
Rev L. A. Herrin is leaving our
community for near Forreston.
The people of Rankin enjoyed a
New Years dinner at the home OF
Alex Rankin.
On Monday, Dec. 25th, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Rodgers,
their daughter, Lois, was united in
marriage to Mr. Albert Forman,
May all Joy and happiness be theirs
through life.
1 Many changes are being made
here DR.. Ponder is leaving for Flor
4 ida, which leaves us without any
physician. a good opening for some
one. Dee Vinson and family will oc-
cupy the Ponder house.
The young people enjoyed parties
at the homes OF Mr.. and Mrs. Old
am German and Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Owens during the holidays.
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PLAINVIEW.

Plainview, Jan. 1.-The health Il
very good in this community al
present.
We are having some cool weather
lately.
Mr.. J. A. Honeycutt has moved to
Mr.. Joe Yarbrough's place near AL
varado.
Jim Alsup and Mack Niles helped
Mr.. Honeycutt to move and it rain
ed on them before they got to We
nus.
Mr.. Milton WoodaII is going to
move to Sardis.
Mr. VIII Brickle is moving to Mr..
Chapman place between Sterrett
and Ovilla.
Mr.. Pete Curry is moving to Mr..
S. P. SINNERS farm.
Mr. Arthur Campbell was visit
ing Mr. e. A. Petty Sunday.
Mrs. Pearl Hale is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Beckner, for few
days.
Mr. John Archer and family were
visiting his mother-in-law, Mrs.
Beckner. one night last week.
Mr. Virgil Campbell went to Hill
county last week on business,
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SARDIS.

Sardis, Jan. Must say that
Christmas passed very merry, many
pleasures and big dinners. Christ
mas tree in spite of rain and mud
was a beauty Only few could
bring their presents, but after ali
the tree was valued at 5000, very
good for the hard year
Mr. Fin Garyin and wife rendered
many friends and relatives with a
magnificent dinner Tuesday.
Little Miss Grace Delk celebrated
her ninth birthday on Wednesday
Dec. 9th. There were As young
masters and misses took dinner with
her, also about twenty helped eat
the turkey who were children about
fifteen and thirty years ago The
little lady was the happy recipient
Of many dainty presents by the
guests. They all had Jolly time
playing, shooting fireworks and
horseback riding for five hours
and departed for home. Am glad to
say that among the crowd none
were hurt
Mr., Henry Hawk spent the holt
days with his mother in Macon, Ga,
the first time in seventeen years.
Mr.. and Mrs Russell Williams
came in from Mansfield Friday.
Could not let the year pass without
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BoyCE.

nayce, Texas, Jan. 1s-Christmas
holidays have now cons and 4 'ne
but rather quietly on account # the
continued wet and disagreeahle
weather.
New Year is now here and every
one is making Rlans to follow for
another year.
Notwithstanding the bad weather
several parties were given The Young
people and large crowds attended
the same
A Christmas tree was had in the
auditorium of the school building
on Saturday night. The house was
we'll filled and many presents were
distributed among the crowd.
School opened again today after
a weeks holiday.
Mr. and Mrs Elmer Carter and
little son of Childress, Texas, are
visiting relatives and friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Harpold OF
Electra, Texas, spent the holidays
with Mrs. A. f. Dahnke and family.
Miss Winnie King of Fort Worta
is the guest OF MISS huth i'a'hES'
Mr. Harvey Harris, who is attend
ing school in Austin, spent the
Christmas holidays with relatives
and friends here
! Mrs. Mike KELLEY Of Miller Sta
ton returned home yesterday afte
several days stay with friend
here.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Kelly spen
few days with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs H. w. Kelly.
Misses Bessie and Leona ConnaI
iIy of Waxahachie visited in Boyce
last week
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Bandrye of Dal-
las visited DR.. Newsom and wife
Monday.
Mr.. Jim Kinsey and wife are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Cary Wilson.
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Lao lasgis sWs.e feHse ln lse'n
faslss snH rtHH rev 8sw wfsh AAa
sstrnia h.Iusf 90 shs fAfiti' 'sA !
imstrt 81 homo phieN VS. ssF yes
HesasY fhf g8tA whN 2 Fe~ o'hNf
fAstsrs a0A tftfnas
Ne Aas Nrs n " repliu enter,
tsImes rev FRIENDS 10 smhsy a"s
ai,,ef issatf delleaeirr 90 Ffldass
wrs KELLEY end iiltie ~on hsss
tsan tnr tseh wNh eela
Mr u 81 ekHrrr haa ~. annaa'
sartr efih al his family ana q
fes friends
Ma taba Ballard II wasahachie
visited Mra liuck Carter New
Yesr's afternoon
Mr walter wltherspoon ana
family icN Tuesday for ROSCOE
T.ens. thplr future home
ou.tt GOOD deal ~ moving TINS
woek ,
school opcued again New Year 3
morning
Mr n N Hhseel bad . family re-
uaion sunday the 3lst
There Nss an entertainment W
Ma Waiter Jones Monday night
Mesars Odc Morgan. Ben Jones
and others accompanied Mr.. John
ZONES TO Sea Drift last week on
prospecting tour
Mesdames Joyce and High spent
Monday with Mrs Bate OF Waxaha-
chic
Uncle Bence Kirk is on the sick
list this week
DR.. and Mrs Poplin, Mr. and Mrs
Bob Kirk. Miss Ruby Byrum, Mr.
Iohn Jackson and Miss Bess Kirk
we're among the members to attend
he Nelson wedding in Waxa-
laehie last week.
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OVTI4LA.

Ovilla, Jan. 2.--Ovi1la has been
more or less mud bound during the
holidays and hence Christmas Joys.
for the most part, were handed out
in packages by the rural postman.
However, few of our citizens did
manage to plough through the mud
in some way to different railroad
points and quite few came in for
the holidays Among the latter
were Miss Fay Bigham and Mr.,
Hemp Hosford, who are attending
school in Waxahachie, Misses Len
ME and Jewel White. and Mrs G.
NJ. Goddard of Winters Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam White spent the holidays
in Dallas, Mr.. and Mrs Joe Quaite
in Waxahachie, Miss Matte Bill
ingsly in Garland, Misses Glenn and
sullivan, the assistants in cur public
school, in Lancaster and Midlothian
and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Quaite in
Waxahachie.
Misses Pearl Harris and Rosalee
Malloy and Mrs. Goddard spent
Friday in Dallas.
Rev. Franklin Moore, pastor Of
the Methodist church here, who was
called to St. Louis about three
weeks ago to be present at the oper-
alton of his son, Milton, has return
cd home, renorting his sons opera
ton successful in every way and
his recovery assured.
Mr. j. f. Bingham, who retired
from business since the Ovilla
fire of year ago, has just opened
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LONE CEDAR.

Lone Cedar. Jan. I've are hay-
ing plenty OF mud now.
The old year, 1911, went out wet
and cold. The new year has come in
with nice cool day.
Mr.. John Robinson and sons are
butchering hogs today
We have plenty of water now.
Nobody has to haul water for
he.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buck Andrews have
sick child.
Mrs. j v. Vines has a very sick
child.
Mrs. Bob Gardner is very sick
with pelegra
Mr.. Will Griffin and Miss Lallie
Norris were married Christmas.
Mr.. ]. r. Reed occupies the house
vacated by Sam Hill.
| Mr.. Vance Robinson will move
lsoon.
NIL G.. Saunders Will move o.
lhts place on RioorninE Grove No z
1--WE will gladly welcome Mr.. SauT
t lders in our community.
d Will Stout will move from NJ
Saunders place to the Bloomin
: Grove community
y Mrs. Mitchell will move to Dalfa
: Isoon.
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BUENA VISTA.

Buena Vista, Jan Heath Of
the community is very good at pres
ent
Mr.. c. NJ Hooper win move this
week from where he is now living
to place east of Waxahachie. Mr.
A. Pitts will move on the place
which he bought from Mr. Hooper
this week.
Miss VERNE Shegog visited Miss
Vera Turner during the Christmas
holidays
Miss Annie league visited in the
Lone Elm community last Monday.
Miss Oeta Terrell has gone to
Amarillo. where she win attend
school
Miss Effie Odom visited relatives
al Ovilla last week
Mr.. Claud Alexander will start to
Tyler on the third Of this month to
attend school.
There will be singing at this
place Sunday afternoon at 3 O'Clock
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ssaa rasf ibe Aeut Nff hf3wB.
iot ofiifiatsA Rflrf she ceremonies
wore afsf Nf Rua Aft HiFHfnf'i
NeBs so fhelf hwm# ~hieh ~ aent
fora had ALREADY furnished. The
bride vas nuf III ruf NoHnl1f fcnh4
ladies AND tho ernom w a promising
faunf mar W. WISH Them loss
END prosperous iife
5odle Hsll was npsFHiea on t1r
appendicitis SUNDAY evepiut Dee.
rt iIo b. getting alonf uieelf
SIR. Herman Coot ana brother OF
WaNmbal weFe sues II ihe
baUo ~ Nf slufpson dpring lh"
B5Edass
Mosara Ray Nedleu. Bob aulll-
rau ana T. Royk eit gent tp nc Fifr
Oh Christmas week huutlng Tho
alaul hayf very good success
Mlsa Jessie noHginse r@nJ
christmas win her parents
MISS Kathleen Frstec NJ NaNa-
ba5hle was y sunday guest 3f Mis5
Rurrell Eagie
Mrs claude Fleming of San An
tonic attended the bedside OF Asl
brother. zoe Pearson who has been
very low with meningitis
Misses Stella and Edna Lowe
spent the holidays With their par
cnts al Maugfield
The Misses Browning. who are
going to school al Fort Worth,
spent the holidays with their par
ents.
AIessrs. Savers and Shields OF
Houston were guests Ia the home OF
J. A. Eagle Christmas week /
Mr.. an Mrs Jim Sullivan OF
visited at Mr. Waiter
Sulfivans during the holidays
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ssiss Iga4sls 4 nN sAeai h@sssss esd
fn her asems etass@ss snd s@falsi
stsA4 whaw he3 x#eRss weisfssFs
aAn sssnmeY #as served Ia fhs sAs+
s.ahsfal informal eennffy stFiv sna
sac hsa Fat tnfsss4 israwHua 90 q
tmrn. sass Nslaas. ahe gssesaws, tire
saaces. and al shst 70 20 make M
real turkey dsmAsf. weTe ~ evil
tsenpe The 'tuuE hAomeHeAS ~
every Hias besres~ es tire culinary
skiii ~ the hostess The remain
inn hauFs " Tire esauins ~sfe @f@ut
liz very delightful manner mna
Mrs Goddard favored oil with
several musical members
Miss amth Ham entertained
Thursday evNssnE Tsc yoaEs pee
~. came from Far and near 10 en
3ey her hospitality In her pleas
ing and tninissabie manner she pus
every one at case and soon had sill
laughing and happy All declared
II the very best evening Of the Ynle-
tide season and heartfelt and sincere
we're the expressions OF pleasure
and appreciation az the guests re-
lactantly hade che charming hos
less goodnight.
Mrs. Mary Patrick and daughter,
Miss Charlotte, on Hereford. were
in last week visiting Miss Mamie
Hoover and Mr.. Harris family.
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RED OAK.

Red Oak, Jan Christmas is
over. Every one complained Of ii be-
ing rery dull
We have had more rain in the
last TWO Or three weeks than we've
mad TOR three years. Some are wish
ing it would stop raining
Mrs H. c. Kirkpatrick and son,
Carl OF Point were Christmas guests
Of r. c. Medlen and family.
Miss Tennie Wilson spent the
holidays with homo folks and friends
here
Mrs Dora Lyon and children Of
Lancaster were holiday guests OF
her parents, Mr. and Mrs Haskins
Messrs. Green of Dallas spent j
few days Christmas with their moth
er, Mrs. Graham.
Joe Pearson has been very Low
with paralysis and meningitis. We
are glad to say he is some better al
this writing.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace spent th'
holidays with the Iatter's parent
near Mansfield.
There has been some MOVING
since we last reported Mr. Ballard
has moved where Mr. Mabry lived
Mr.. Mabry viii live whore Rag VIII
son lived and Mr. Wilson viii go t
his place Mr.. Cody has moyet
where Mr.. Russell lived.
A very quiet home wedding wa
solemnized at the residence Of ]. A
Eagle Wednesday night, Decembe
n, when Miss Maye Eagle was Civ
en- IN marriage to Mr.. Otis Stanford
Only relatives and few immediate
friends witnessed the ceremony
The bride was dressed in blue serge
AS the wedding strains were playe'
by Miss Edna Stanford the brid'
and groom came in unattended an;
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A SAFE SUBSTITUTE
FOR CALOMET.,
A Mild Vegetable Medicine for the
Liver That Is Free from the
4 Dangers of the Powerful
Chemical. Calomel.

The Curtin Two Drug Stores have
mild, vegetable remedy that sue
cessfully takes the place Of the
powerful mineral drug calomeL the
old-fashioned liver medicine. This
remedy is Dodson's Liver-Tone, a
very pleasant tasted liquid that
gives quick, but gentle relief from
constipation without the bad after
effects which SO often follow taking
calomel
Dodson's Liver-Tone is fully
guaranteed to be a perfect substi-
tute for ealomel, and if you buy a
bottle and it does not entirely sat
isfy you, Curlin's Two Drug Stores
win promptly give you your money
back upon request
It is fine for both children and
grown people. t1o)
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beay seeha ~ hase Aaa ilns ftfrf
thfHtmat teehrdless ~ ths mna.
vbirt ibe l,..tpie sfc chiofiua 'e hs
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riiefe was no eHH8aY Sbool sam
Ahs aH n.eeunt ef fhr voeihrf b.
mp uaistaratie ...
Thara Eta boon rome mrtinE ~
auf community Mr hutk 'Afen-
dpf tas proved urhI onward 80,
n,a Fleming bias slowed near cedar
Hn N.-rs Fiana UnuUa and
uary Na.1u have nreH visiting IN
WaRanuch'f iai srtrfal dh3s
Nr NIct Lir1Hy Unl family WHITE
.a 49, IIm Gray Sunday
puI rI NHudeu anf mother
..a- Midlothian wefr 1rc enesi W
..r mo.har Mrs sanford auf.ns
lus H3IdlFs
Mn lauie Carr W Cedar H.ll
visited Br Mr Young hrk - during
Christmas.
SIR John Grimes ard family
tlts moved go Midlothian. where
they wiu make their future home
Nr sid Allen viii take charge OF
Mr Grimes home place.
Mrs Mary Jane Penninsiou has
hpan risitInr Mrs Holmes and Mrs.
Holm Vincent tor a few days
Mr. Jack Liudop and family oil
Onward were visiting relatives here
last WeeH
Mr. Z. T. Lavender had the mis-
fortune Of losing good mule the
other day
Mr.. John Nelson aud wife visited (
of Mr. jag Harder's "Wednesday .
iieht
Mrs Lem Pennington was shop
hing in WaNahachie Saturday
Mr. Miller's family spent the
olidays at Tyler d
Mrs. Carrie Sanford, who has a.;
zen suffering with rheumatism for
esyeral weeks, is slowly improv-
ig. IN
Mrs. John Vinrent was the guest I
t Mrs. Monroe Nelson New Years f
ly ID
Mr. George Walker Of WaXa~ +
,chie win make this place his \
iture home.
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HOWARD.

Howard. Jan. 2,-The muddy
weather is getting quite trying on
our patience. We would be glad OF !
q little more dry weather.
Miss Eula Rhodes of this place
gave a marty last Thursday might
~, sssYors "a sAcs eArae-
nas~r y-sAuAa. sssnaSs spsfse satof a. Y
Gould.
Miss Allie Poulter has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs Wilmington, o
Bardwel
Mrs J. P Fleming and children
of Waxahachie have been visiting
her sister, Mrs. J. L. Shaw, of this
place
Mr. Jim Fleming has moved to
Waxahaehie where he viii make his
future home
Misses Blanche Shaw and RUBY
Woods returned to Waxahaehie this
morning after spending the holidays
at home, to take up their school
work again.
Mr.. Hartford Shaw left for Laneas-
ter yesterday where he is attending
Speers school for boys
The rain interfered with our
Christmas festivities somewhat but
altogether we had a good Christmas
Mr.. J. L. Shaw is moving to near
Venus this week, where they win re-
side IN the future. We regret tc
leave our many friends and neigh
bors but realize that the best of
friends have to part.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-01-06
COLEMAN FARM.

Coleman Farm, Jan. Christ
mas in this community was duh on
account of bad weather
Forty-two people took dinner at
J. w. Bevels' Christmas eve. Their
names were as follows: T. b.
Bruce and family P NJ. Penner and
family, Mr. John Penner and chill
dren, Mrs, John Howell, Mrs. G. L.
Russell and family Mr.. and Mrs. J..
w Bowels
d. B. Hart and wife took Christ
mas dinner with r. =. Bruce and
family
Mr. and Mrs A. H. Bennett spent
Christmas eve with Jim Graham 3
family
Miss ottie Bowels visited Mrs
George Coiston at Waxahachie las
week.
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Beyels spel
, A'rhursday With w. A. Ratliff al
family
; Mr. Arthur Lloyd and family a
# rived in Waxahachie Friday. Thu
Will MANI LuSiI HOtue III Ellis YOU
, ty Mr.. Lloyd was from Tennessee,
/, Miss Ottie Bowels is visiting he
cousin at Red Oak
Miss Edna Penner spent Christ
mas with Miss Pearl Russell
Mrs. Jim Graham visited Mrs
I George Colston of Waxahachie one
day last week
Mrs. Strickland's sister Of Dallas
is visiting her this week.