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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-16
PUTTING Of TEN
MAKES NOVICE
EXPERT SEXUAL
Evans DepIores Conditions That
Permit Beginner to Top Drive,
Then Half or Win Hole.
By Chick Evans.

TTAS It ever occurred to you, my
gofng reader that too
much premium is placed
upon putting? Many time
this thought has been brought
home to me with astounding empha-
sis, but while the personal side makes
il more Impressive, It is the general
principle that is more important
When player with two good shots
can win out against n player with
from four to six skilled strokes, in
GLIDING one of the two, surely undue
emphasis appears to he laid upon one
stroke
II is not as II putting was a par
tiCularly skilled shot. for it is the one
stroke in which the beginner fire.
quently eXcels the expert. and it is
impossible to imagine the beginner
eNcelling in any other stroke. The
tennis champion the football star and
baseball expert rush into golf and
turn back discouraged before the diff
hculty of the various strokes, but lit
tie children and beginners frequently
putt better than seasoned players, All
that any Of these natural players APP
parently need to attain championship
honors is TO patch up his long game
to within two or three strokes OF his
expert opponent and then halve or win
the hole on the green
THINK Of the absurdity OF a player
following a perfect drive and
perfect iron with a missed putt, While
his opponent tops his drive. gets out
Of the rough on his second. puts his
third on the edge of the green, and
holes his putt for a half Useless was
the long arrow flight of the driven
ball, the perfect placing of the iron
shot. any sort OF a scramble up to
the hole served If only one had a
streak of good putting after getting
there In fact, a great deal of last
summers golf was strangely remi
nisCent of Croquet on a tiny lawn.
Truly there would be very little to
golf If the other shots could be taken
up as easily as putting, and yet if the
really expert golfer analyses his
strokes he will frequently find that
the number of his puts aggregate all
his drives, his brassies, his Cleeks
midirons. mashies and niblicks. The
inequality in reward has led many
golfers to suggest that the cup be en-
larged 10 the extent of a quarter inch
Probably we have all thought of that
Mt times. It is tempting and 1t seems
fair, but we who love the game would
miss many things-the breathless
stiffness and thrilled expectancy of
the putting green, the uncertainty
that frequently equalizes dub and eX-
pert. and all the luck that has so
much to do with the charm of golf.
THEREFORE, we hesitate at the
thought OF change, even to the
extent of a quarter inch. After all,
golf Is a royal and ancient game and
we have 1t now almos as II was In
the beginning Perhaps the best one
can do is to play the game, meet its
chances manfully and hope that some
time he, too. may strike putting
vein AT the right moment and without
the use Of the Schenectady
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PurVes and Slater
Win at Pinehurst

PINEHURST. n. c., Jan. 16.-R. NJ.
Purves, of Woodland, Mass, and Har-
old Slater, of f'oXhills. L. J.. were the
winners in yesterdays semi finals Of
the annual tournament of the Winter
Golf League. They will meet this
afternoon to play for the league
championship.
Purves won his way into the final
round by defeating B. f. Memlock. Of
FoNhills, 6 up and Ia olav. Slaters
opponent was A. T. Ashley, of Wood
land. whom he defeated, 3 up and >
TO play.
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Win Over
Tech High, 1853
In Practice Game

Basket bali is beginning to take a
strong hold at Tech. Until last year
the game had been completely ignored
by the students but now they are
taking real interest in the sport
Tech High School came out yes
terday afternoon to give. the varsity
practice game. The Jackets won
80 to s. Coach Heisman used most
Of his substitute but always had
enough varsity men In the line up to
keep the game from becoming um-
interesting. Bedell sud Ciutz PLAYED
the best game for Tech High.
spence CuShmau and Vaughn
starred for the yellow Jacket quintet.
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THREE Federal.
LEAGUE TEAMS
AF TER k|RCHER
Louisville Boy, Who Has Been
Drafted by Atlanta, Wanted
by Outlaws. VI
By Tad
T OUISVILLE, KY, Jan. 16.-In Its
quest for talent the Federal

T OUISVILLE, KY, Jan. 16.-In Its
quest for talent the Federal
League has invaded the field Of
the minor leagues of the National
Association.
who was drafted by Atlanta from The
Norfolk club Of the Virginia League,
has admitted to local friends that he
has been offered a contract in the
Federal League. Kircher has received
offers from three clubs in the new
league. Although Kircher has re-
fused to give out the names of the
clubs bidding -or his services, 1t IS
said that Indianapolis, Pittsburg and
Chicago are the clubs. While Joe
Tinker was in Louisville Tuesday
kircher and the Chicago manager
held short conference, but just what
resulted could not be ascertained.
If kircher decides to join the ranks
of the Federals, the Atlanta club Will
be deprived of the services Of the
most promising young ball players IN
years. He is, without doubt one
of the best players ever turned cut
of Louisville. For the last two years
he has been member of the Norfolk
Virginia League) club. Last season
NC dNtCu DIS manager OIL lIe team. l'S-
fore going to Norfolk he played in tle
old Bluegrass League.
Kircher was the leading base run
ner of the Virginia League last sea-
son. Outfielder Charley Piez, who
was sold to the New York Giants, fin
ished second to Kircher The local
boy had batting average near the
300 mark and fielded at & 976 clip,
Although his regular position is in
the outfield, he is considered one Of
the best all-round players in minor
league company. Kircher declined 70
say whether he would accept the
offer made to him by the Federals
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Admission Will Not
Enter Cotton States
Baseball Circuit

ANNISTON, ALA, Jan 16.-Annis-
ton will not accept the invitation to
enter the Cotton States eLague, &C
cording to the local association. An
effort may be made at the next meet
ing to secure Selma and Rome as
members of the Georgia. Alabama
League. The long jumps to the Cot
ton States make it out of the ques-
ton for this city to enter.
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BOONE NOW A YANKEE.

NEW YORK, Jan. 16.-The signed
contract of Luke Boone, shortstop Of
last years Dallas CTexas) League
club, was received at the New York
American League headquarters this
morning. Boone was purchased by
Frank Chance last summer and after
seeing him work in several games
Chance decided to give him a further
trial at Houston in March.
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Gary Matched to
Box Walter Little

CINCINNATI, OHIO. Jan. 16.-
Tommy Gary, the Chicago light
weight and Walter Little will clash
here tomorrow night in a scheduled
ten round bout. The boys have
agreed to weigh 1856 pounds at 3
o'clock. Gary stopped Tommy Devlla
last week.
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Jim Flynn Stops
Driscoll in Sixth

NEW YORK. Jan. 16.--Taps was
sounded to-day for another white
hope" The victim was Jack Dris-
coli of New York. who was knocked
out in the sixth round by Jim Flynn,
the Pueblo, colo. fireman, last night
Flynn believes his victory has broken
his hoodoo IN New York. as he had
been unable to land a sleep producer
in a local ring.
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Sheridan 0utpointe(l
By Freddie Welsh

KANSAS CITY, Jan 16- Freddie
Welsh, British lightweight champion.
easily outpointed Mickey sheridan, Of
Chicago, In their ten~rouud battle
here last night Freddie's cleverIsess
WAS a treat for the fans
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BATES STICKS WITH REDS,

CINCINNATI, OHIO, Jan. 10
Outfielder Johnny Bates last night
signed one-year contract to play
with the Cincinnati National League
team.
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PAPkE VS.. THOMPSON.

CHICAGO, J. i. 16-Cyclone John
ny Thompson and Billy Papke have
been matched to fight ten rounds next
month.
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. DECLINES TO BE CANDIDATE

NEW HAVEN. CONN, Jan. 17.-Be-
cause of the recent sudden death of his
wife, Major Louis h. Stoddard, of this
candidate for the American polo team
which starts practice February 10. He
was considered a certain selection.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE

Effective Monday. January 10. lp14.
the ATLANTA AND WEST POINT
RAILROAD COMPANY Train No. 80.
for Montgomery. Selma ana New or
leans. viii leave Atlanta at 6 .21 a. m.
instead of i5 a m
j. L. BILL pS.
General Passenger Agert
(Adytl
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BOXER OUT OF DANGER.

RACINE WIS, Jan. 16.-Jack Ra-
cier, a welterweight fighter, who was
rendered unconscious after being
struck several low blows in a fight
with Barney Richter, Wednesday
night. is out of danger.
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BROWN BEATS KAUFMAN.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan lI.-After a
lsyoT of several months Preston Brown
last night handed Benny Kaufman a
licking in a SiX-round bout.
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kErcAEL SHADES slkoRA.

JACKSON, MICH, Jan. rs eddie
ketchel. of Grand Rapids, lded Paul
Sikora, Of Detroit, in a ten round bout
here last night
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Weak, Nervous and
Permanently Cured

DT. Hughes Is
an an expert
euCed Specialist.
who successfully
treats and per-
naDeutiN cures
Blood Poison,
: kim Diseases.
Nervousness, ar
loco Sc einS.
Kidney and Bad
der Troubles Oh
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Willie Decides Drop Manager After Signing TO Fight Rivers
RITCHIE WRITES ABOUT HIS SPLIT With mol AN

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ca 70 c GNMan
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$500
If()WAR

Howard, Jan. 12,-Quite lot
of sickness is in our community al
this writing. Mr.. Huffsteties
daughter is quite sick with the
fever. A number of people are
suffering with the la grippe ana
bad colds.
Miss Pearl Smith visited MISS
Bessie doom Sunday evening
MIR. John Kelley visited his moth
or and sister Mrs Willard Wheat
lev Sunday evening.
Miss Pauline Alexander spent Sat
urday night with Miss Kate Wheat
ley.
Mrs. Bratcher of WaAahaellle has
been visiting Misses Sallie ana
Myrtle Floyd.
Miss Carrie Golfer of WaAahaetile
has been visiting relatives at TINS
place.
MIR. and Mrs. Bedford and MI
aud Mrs. Taylor Pardon and chill
dren, and Mr.. and Mrs. l., H. Al
exander and family spent SUNDAY
with Mr.. and Mrs. Willard wheat
ley and family.
Mr.. and Mrs, Pink MONTGOMERY
and Mr.. aud Mrs. Jake Lanier and
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South Prong, jan I3.-Our sun
day school is progressing nicely CON
sideriug bad weather.
Health Of this community is not
very good, several were kept from
Sunday school yesterday on account
of sickness.
Aniee, the Iittle child o. Mr..
and Mrs. ". II. Hawkins, which
was real SICK last week, IS able to
be NJ at this writing.
Mis- saIie Mfnchue took dinner
With Miss Nellie Cox sunday
| Miss Jessie Davis and MI Rus
sci Williams stole march on their
friends last Tuesday night, Jan
uary E. and were quietly married
al the home OF the brides mother
Mrs. Lula DAVIS, Rev T. Il. Grid
die of WaXahaehie officiating Their
many friends wish them a long and
prosperous life.
Mr. and Mrs. Bynum Williams
of near Ike spent one night last
week with Mr.. and Mrs Earl VIII
liams.
Miss Gertie Carol is visiting
friends and relatives near Plano,
MessrS. Roland and Altman Chi'es
of Golfers Chapel spent sunday
with Messrs. Louie and r. ]. Hank
ins.
Miss Nellie Cox attended the
party at Mr.. FOLLY Martins at Nash
last Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Williams spent
Sunday with their parents at RAY,
Messrs. Chester and Victor Will
liams spent last Tuesday with their
brother, Mr.. Earl William.
Miss Nellie Cor attended the
party at Mr.. Lolly Martins at Nash
last Friday night.
Mrs. Cain who is visiting her
mother and father, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. f. Matthews spent last week AT
her sisters. Mrs. John Bennett
OF Lone Elm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Graston and
Eulus of Dallas were visiting their
parents last week, Mr.. and Mrs.
V. l.. Vantreese.
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on lila.

Ovilla, Jan. 12-Death has again
claimed one of our citizens, Nj.
Davenport, who was taken i'll with
pneumonia Jan. 3rd and died JaA.
the Sth. The funeral was held At
the residence Friday afternoon by
Rev. Bob Burleson of Midlothian,
and the remains were laid to rest III
the Shiloh cemetery. Mr.. DaEcn-
pert was hfty-tWo years of age and
member of the Baptist church. He
leaves one daughter, Mrs. Sid
keesee, and two sons, Dick and Her
shall They have the sympathy of
great circle OF friends in their be-
reavement. Several from WaXA-
hachie attended the funeral.
Rev. Oswalt preached two excel
lent sermons Sunday at the Meth
odist church,
The first quarterly conference Of
the year will be held at the Meth
odist church next Saturday and Sun
day, Ian ! 9Th and 18th. Dinner on
ground Saturday.
Mrs. Nell Goddard of Ray is We
ting her mother, Mrs, A, II. Harris,
Mr.. J, X McCreary OF Waxahachie
was in this place Friday in his ne"
car
On the account of bad weather
there were not many attended the
pounding of the new Methodist
preacher last Monday,
Mr.. Orlie Hash and Miss Ruby Nc
Elroy were happily married last
Tuesday night We wish them much
happiness.
Mr.. G. w, Putnam spent the week
end at his cousin. C. W, Bordner, ut
Desoto.
Mrs. Matte Cawell and Eugene
Hoskins and wife have a sick baby
in their homes.
The constable Of Red Oak hap
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LONG BRANCH.
night

Long Branch, Jan. 12.-The few
sunshiny days have been enjoyed by
all and especially by the farmers, as
they were needing to do some ploW-
ing.
Mr. Jack Lindop Of Sherman Wis
tied his brother. Nick Lindop Sat
urday ana Sunday.
Miss Emma Cooper visited at Mr..
Lindops from Friday until Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Iiershal Vincent
We're at Mir Robert May's Sunday.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Monroe Nelson and
MIR. and Mrs. Reed May went to see
Iold Uncle Johnnie Vincent of Bear
Greek, who is real sick, Sunday.
Loretta Carter is right sick with
pneumonia.
Roy and Enie Sanford of Midlo-
THAN visited their aunt, Sallie San
ford, Saturday night and Sunday
MIR Fred Hays and wife Of On
ward visited at Mr.. Sid Aliens Sat
urday night and Sunday; also did
Mir John Grimes and wife Of Mid
lothian and Mr.. and Mrs. Edd PEN
ington were there Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Holmes We're
at Mr. Nick Lindops Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Marshall vincent
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spent the day Wednesday With Mrs.
Charlie Berrier.
Mr.. Lasswell and Mr.. G. w Gard
'ener from Waxahaehie ate dinner
Thursday with MIR. and Mrs. I. c.
Jones.
Mrs. Bette Reeves and Mrs. Ethel
Berrier visited Mrs. Lacy Jackson at
Maypearl Friday.
Mr.. Grimes was out on his ped
ding route Friday after a month or
Isix weeks stop on account OF bad
roads
Uncle Wilson Armstrong was a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Smith at
Maypearl Friday
Mrs. Florence iIollabaugh was on
the sick list the latter part of last
week.
Mrs. Mamie McBrayer was guat
|of Mrs. J. A. lloliahaugh Saturday.
Lie and Ollie Smith spent Satur-
day night at John McBrayer's,
B. McClendon's little baby is sick
Mrs. John McBrayer and Jettie
spent Sunday al B. McGlendon's.
Master Cleo Malone is staying with
his grandparents, Mir. and Mrs. ?.
4. Shaw, and attending the Enter
prise school.
Mr.. s. L. Neil and wife have been
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CROSS ROADS.

Gross Roads, Jan. 11.--The farm
ers are all in the field this morning
after the long spell OF wet weather,
Eliza May the little daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Fryer, died Thurs
day night. Jan. s. She was buried
Friday afternoon in Bethany cent?
terry.
Mr.. Riley Galley spent Sunday at
Che homo OF his father.
Mr.. Naples has been very sick bat
is some better now.
Mr.. J. D. Byrd made trip 10
WaXahachio in his car one day last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Hays and chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs, Britt Drury. M
and Mrs. Waiter Williams, Miss LYDIA
Drury and Miss Nerna Hays all Els-
tied at the home of p. Nj. Campbell
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Wilmington
visited at the homo of Mr.. VIII
Cornwcll Sunday afternoon
T.. d. Roberts has been on the
sick list for several days.
Miss Noreen Campbell visited Miss
Eta Shyner Sunday.
Some from this community attend
ed church at Bardwell Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ w. Wright and
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sREfi~.

Sardis, Jan Eve haF" heea
having some lovely winter weather.
Dut We have quite lot OF SICK
people. Among the sick are II H.
DuvaI and sou, Earl, t. j. i}FIh' Nh
Andy Harris and son, Mrs. FRANK
Middleton and little Miss Efllne MID
Gleton. Glad to report Miss Aela
Eastman Improving.
Mr. ami Mr., Bingham iiassell are
the proud parents oil girl
AIRS Sim SeagFaye5 OF 1easue
spent a Few days last week With her
parents. Mr.. aad Mrs. -\''@n Roe,
and returning home Saturday.
Nit. and Mrs. Frank Roe OF Dtd-
yer, Colo came III Monday Tor
visit to Mir. Roe's father and tami)},
also Miss Esther Roe OF Athens, Tex
as. is With her il. Aer and family
this week.
Uncle Allen Will have II birthday
Friday the 10th. Guess he isn't very
old.
Mrs. Jim Cherry of Walnut
Grove is visiting her sister. Mrs. d.
HasselI, this week.
Miss Bratcher viii begin a music
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baby spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Ian er.
Miss Bula Floyd visited home
folks Saturday.
Misses Johnnie Shivers and Jim
ME Hudson and Mrs. Oliver sat
up with Mrs. Aubry who is quite
sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelley Brooksher
spent Saturday night with Mr.. and
Mrs. Hudson.
Mr. and Mrs. T. d. Mayo went
to Waxahachie Saturday.
Mrs. Poulter and daughter Miss
Ethel and Mr. and Mrs. Florence
spent Saturday night with Misses
Salle and Myrtle Floyd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Flounce formerly
Miss Eula Poulter have gone to
Midlothian where they will make
their future home. We wish them
long and happy life and pros
perity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McWhortef
formerly Miss Jamie Boren are
moving into our community.
There was a basket ball game
Friday evening between Howard
and Ray first team, the scores
were and III favor of Ray, and
also the boys in which Howard
won.
Misses Louise Cole and Kate
Wealthy spent one night last week
with Miss Pauline Alexander.
Miss Ethel Cole spent one night
with Maud Oliver.
ME-. Oliver and daughter Maud
spent Saturday evening with Misses
Sallie and Myrtle Floyd.
We are having some pretty
weather. The farmers are cutting
stalks and some are blowing and
getting ready for a new crop, while
some are still pulling bouts.
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LONE ELM.

Lone Elm, Jan. 12.-IIealth Of
this community is not very good at
present. Everyone seems to be sui
fering with bad colds
Little Mss Jewell Green is able to
be sitting up.
Master Wilson Woodall is just
doing fine with his broken leg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi League enter
tanned their friends with a good din
ner Sunday. Among the number
were Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest ThomD-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ralston Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Ralston. Miss Reta
Tfippet, Misses Reba Trippet, Cliva
Woodall, Messrs ON Sigler. Car
ence WooGall, Wiley Woodall.
Mr. Lloyd Green is the helpful lad
at the bedside OF his cousin, Miss
Zeta Eastman, of Sards
Miss Reba Trippet was the guest
of Miss Gladys Balston from Friday
tC Sunday.
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ENTERPRISE.

Enterprise, Jan. 12,--Rev' Z A.
eh,w filled his regular appointment
Sunday, r..
Rob Armstrong and family tronl
Midlothian visited his mother tues
dav night and Wednesday.
u,ssoa Nettie and Matte Arm
81 cong spent Thursday at Mrs. Bar
roughs,
Mrs Reeves, Mrs, Johnnie Jackson
Mrs. Robinet and daughter Edhd
jamie Reeves and little brotnefs ~
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DlXON'S CHAPEL.

Dixon s Chapel, Jan. 1a.-~Farmers
ore busy farming when the weather
will permit.
Mr.. Charlie Flynn Jr.. happened
to a bad accident Wednesday morn
ing in Waxahachie. delivery team
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pened to a painful accident by
breaking his arm while cranking his
car here last Friday.
Messrs. Charlie Bell. George Ne
Elroy of Midlothian attended the
Odd Fellows lodge here Saturday
night
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PATRiCkS CHAPEL

Patrieks Chapel Jan. l-.--I ne
health OF this community Is very
good a this writing. Everybody
is enjoying the beautiful week
Sunday was beautiful day, there
was large crowd out at Sunday
school Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. McCrary and
little Dorothy were visiting her
mother Mrs Oldham, Sunday.
ouire large crowd CT young
people eaiovea themselves Saturday
night At = storm PARTY at l.. L.
cibeon,.
Mis- r,la N0l9.y and Miss Fran
eos lowell took dinner With Mrs,
IT,. / Gibson sunday.
Mr. West Tune and wife were
visiting J. ". Gibson one day
| last week.
M, and Mrs 1snm aud daugh-
fer Mrs Holland. is visiting friends
and relatives at Paris. TexGz. this
,.,.aI.
Nc caoroi. Holtapd was visit
| inp Mrs J. C. Lowell ole evening
Iast week.
A. u.jrbnr, Nelson is having
como remain. uorL, done ON his place
this week
A.. and ,t~e <a,y+ Horn we're
...s.:..,, ~ w u ilo7.p one DAY
Lost wool,
So. ,,ro- ,,u,o,o,. Of Young
- a... ,.;.f+;,o NJ. uonstou
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-01-17

Mrs. Hilyer visited at the home pf
b. NJ Campbell one day last week.
Mrs. Layton Whiteside returned
Sunday from Mississippi, where she
has been visiting relatives for the
past few weeks.