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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-07-28
arig, aritit, Og andre
Yetrastuina.r.
Grieen.

Sbor arigen BOG iPtter Stnoe.
ne i geoegeIiel Get er oa beler
life Ina u%n6erIigt, tbi Oct er en- Be
eiuenbeb, iom bersrer Den gouife
8eroen oe ale 6ens geboere. 0ens
Attire 9eItagere meo 0eres nar
gaareren6e bergres bel it9rteit,
men ri andre mqrfer oct ogiaa.
Zen enc gegipenbe6 oflsier ben
onoen, og Sin0ene ipttes I Benz
geIie. Oct, iom melt optoger os !
0enne forbol6gDis roIige gerOens.
0el, er life Seire eIer LAB, men
Ret eler llret, 8etf9rOigbeo euer
llretfproigbe0. % oct er goot, oS
9por er ian Hetf9roigbeoen !
oenne arig2- Get iDneg man life
at fifnne blioe enig ON. 8eI er
Oct Hart at Ell rigtis gneIPnOer er
bis pis pan, at 4etfpr0igbe0en er
paa bans SIDE. sos 6ranitma1t.
oene er oen paa bans Si0e, % ian
~frem0eIes. Wen M er Ipiferen Ii.
ge iaa bis pao, Of bans Gag er
retiproig, og ifsnt ben itsrite Del
al geroen life bill tro BAN, iaa
boloer ban BOG ufortrsoent TAFT
pao fit oe iIonr fine orgie SIag.
g1i er Der bel Dem, for buem bet
er nof, at 3Difen bar be fleite
imoO fig, oo De er oerfor eouife
pan oct rene meo, at ban bar
llret. Men oDbere teutenoe Men-
neifer peo goot, at bet Iangtiro al.
ito er 9iIfpIoet, at Glertaaet bar
Metten paa i'm SIDE, % iaa MAJ man
til at ~unoerisee 6orboIoene nrr-
mere. Strofs efter arigens lO-
bru0 isgte man at ~beitemme, bOem
Der bar SfnIoen for oens llobrtio
for oerigennem at bIipe flar oper,
bpor Metten eIIer llretten par. gu
Iioen er Wetbo6en bos be f%orifel.
Iise arigsfsren6e @enItano for Sri.
tiffen. Men maj ipnes life at bore
naaet meset laneere Der. enbper
at De oeItagen6e paaItoar, at bans
Sremgangsmoaoe er Ret, og al
uoenforitoaen6e er be fIeite mob
ITuiferne. &uis man 6erFor life
ubetinget tiger ia til, at fpiferte
bor efpI6en, ioa er man tpifiin.
BET. SITE 6eitninbre bible bet bore
ponfteIigt at foo en- Ggte 1pifer
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-07-28

Gang er utoiUliomt ootiet uaoer
geroeustrigen peo Den Waa0e. 5Dor.
paa Sen isres. 9aar Seirberren
life iGlser Den geiejreoe ! 9uIene,
oil Den ilDsten0e Snr iaa 5io Ill
at 9raDe iis neo, til al iorme en-
10, meo Qigtraa6 ioriDnet SfDtte-
graosiront, Der after maa an9ri.
bes meS ior6oIosois uomatteoe5 rop.
per. 9erior er BET III mere emo
no8en SinOe en- eDI0en HeseI for
Seirberren: 5orieIgnin9 a tout
General Racfenien iorisste al
genHemisre en- iaaoan 5orisl9ning
al ben ilaone rusiiife Sar. men
BET mislpfteoes al @run0e, iom oi
paapegeoe u0ierligt ! @aar. 8ene.
raj Soiire oil gere oct ian1me,
naar ban bar ilaaet 3piferne, men
ban er life iterf NOT en0nu til en-
iaaoon 5orislgning, 90 oerior bar
ban life ioretoget bet @~ennembrlio,
Iom ban rOen 1piDl bar oqret /
Stnn6 ii. iT6en ben tDife @IotielIe
omfring l.. Mai. Zen engeIite am.
munitionsminiiter gIoDo @eoroe
bar UNDER fin aeitation onUenot
mango trpiienOe OrS, % ban er
belIer life lanet ira S~an05e0en,
mar ban flyer, at England o.
5rnnfri9 mao raaoe oper iaa me-
gen Ammunition, at De fan IaOe
oct regne me6 en- Spn6iloo al ipr.
re @rdnater | 40 Gage os 40 Rat.
ter, isr be former. Get er en- ge.
iingeIie for Of titnne brpbe isennem,
at artiIIiriet fan fraao.
ie ! erplOiiOe @etaIler, % Der mna
ligeleoes nnOer 5orfsleninsen sOs.
Ies me6 ammunition. Musierne
meo6eIer 10, Of be ipp Oiten6e6eIe
al 6eres ionrebe er bIeuen rant al
aanonproieftiler.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-07-28

Ut DC 4Iliereoe life er iaa oeI
b%eilaaei me0 ammunition, CT 10
alainocii8 feuot. 92atulia0is
Tan G~asIanoerne me0 9lette 6pjf1l.
oe lgiferle ior, at De oar oraani.
ieret oeres arigsbereoifab gennem
mango 4ar, % oerai n0leoe, at
1gitIan0 oiI0e 0enne aria. Reu
oct nDttar fun llot, M nlan jiaar
miot / arigen ON ger0ens Sfab.
he. 0ea igite 5n0uitrl formaaeoe
! Sebet al fort 10 at tilpasje ia
eiier ari1siorboloene % oct
nmaaoeIi8e ammmnitionstorbrna,
JON beIIer life 1giferne par Tor.
bereoi paa, 90 5rantrig iulgte gooi
meo, mems Den en9elite SHouitri
% England / oct belle loo ia oiitan-
ltancere paa etbUert Gmraa0e. 3erIt
meo agitatoren 2Iop0 Georges
Goeriaeelie al ammmitions -Iaiui.
iteriet iDHes OLD eHglano rigtie at
care paaenet al i'm SIumnier. Son
er Nan0 ior al iIDnee fine 9anos.
mano SmobeOen Iiee / Spnet. Qi
Temper MOB Oct beOit oreaniiereoe
Samiuno ! gerOen, tiger ban, BET
beoit orgnniiereOe iaapeI ior qria
JON for breo, oe ri bar anbenot
for meeet al De mneeIise eo.as.pou
pIeaie slumpemetboSer, Iom, fro
mig, life oiloe baDe fat os StonS
til ieIp ! 5reo ret Ianee at beoore
Dor gIaos Tom Ration. Oct er
Sanobeoen. % eIopO George bar
o9inn @et, nnor ban flyer, at ben
eermnnite seir I @aIisien life er
blepen onnoen al De tpife @efero.
lers Strategi eler oeres Troppers
ftsrre 1opperbeo. men beo Den
Brla, iom De Bar eiort al 6eres
iioonnneoe Snouitri o. naonIia al
ben oDerIe9ne Organization al De-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-07-28

Der bleo a @enigbeOeu Aol5t IL.
oerlig 9ea til 8u6 ior bam.@
geter 6aBoe 10 fer oaret ] 5Rn9-
lei Gammen meo andre at Apoit-
Iene) og par bIeoen pOfriet al en-
engef (aap. 3, 18-t9), flnoe Bet
life ife igen2
IA agrippa efter 4aaifen 0iloe
fere geter rem, 100 ban Ratten
forao melIem to SoIOater. bun0en
meo to 9anfer, % @agter ioran
Gpren 5~eoo1teOe 5engielet
On nogen nogen Sinoe bar oa.
ret iiffer paa Ell 5an8e, iaa par
asrfppa iiffer paa gater.
"a Oenne io0 iaa trpgt. at ben
@ngeI. @erren ienote for at uofri
bam. maatte iIaa ham / Sioen Tor
at 1affe BAN. Soor Set maa bare
peIii9net At fsle iig ua6er Guos
@aretagt ieIo / ct 5GngieI!
GngeIen tiger til 9eter: pStaa
op I 6aitl" % 2anferne foIot BAN
al 5pnoerne.
eneeIen ia9oe oioere III 9eter:
n9ino op om Dig. % bind Oine
SanoaIer paal" Better eioroe iaa
GnaIen tiger eu6oioere I'll ham:
Sat sin aappe ON sig. og faI9
mig
d Better sif I'D. ielaea0e On.
gelen. og ban 0ioita life. at BET.
ION ifete beo gn8eIen BAR oirte.
Ii9t. men mente, At ban saa Ct
Spn.
@3en Sc gif igeuuem oen ferite
% oen an0en 8agt oa fom iii oen
Sernport, iom fsrte uS I'll Sta
Den; 0eune aabneoe iig Tor Dem
al iig ieIo, % De fom I'D % eff
en- @aOe rem. o. itrafs itiItes
enaeIen ira geter.
IN ipsr9er maaife: 9oorIeoes
funoe bette gaa til - ct 9Ds fin.
ne6e 6pngieIet, GngeIen tate
til Better % oRffe6e BAN. 9Gu-
ferne ialot bam Al SpnoerRe, %
uuoer oft Bette ioo Be 70 5oIoa.
ter? gngelen og Better tom igen.
rem forIte o moen @a9t % gen
mem Sernporten, u6en At noger
mprfeoe Get - bporleoes2
SO. iom oeo andre lln6ergernin-
ser, CUBS aImogt a~abenbare-
Sc zig, rimeIigbis til 70 Sioer,
baa6e oe9 at Dqffe geter og Ipie
2qnferne a bans 6pnoer % oeo
at In6e en- unatnrlig Sson faI6e
paa baaoe be TO SoI0ater ! 6ena.
ieIet % De to u0enfor o9 paa ben
6oriae 8a9t.
Tor SUB gGIoer ingen menne.
ffeIig StpngieI; oi min6es 10, al
Seius efter fin 0pitaroeIie eff
aennem lutte 9ere; Ri itaar Der
o0er Tor en- 8erOen. iom Iiaoer uoen
for Sen m~enneifeIige Griarings
Omroaoe. altn 5roen latter oct.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-07-28
Soffrts Cffenip.
6pab Der ~forberebes bag 6ronten.
(efter aSpa. .goiten"').

y man bsrer faa Ofte uOtaIi
llnoren oDer, at be alliereoe life
u6retter mere paa geitfronten, END
be ar. Do pi fao Ipite idsenoe
artifeI, ipntes hi, ben faiter Sps
ooer bette Spsresmoal, os iif 21t
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-07-28
Set, bu befaar.
Der GuSs Ore bsfanr sDtnbslis
(gi. 40, 81.
ND 6Orfslstlle,
nb Ssnberelie,

"a 0a 4eter tom til fig
ieIo. ingoe ban; 9tu DeO ie5
! Sanobeo. At Serren uoien0.
te in gngeI % uoirieOe mig
al 9eroOes's 9aano og al BET
igSiife 5oIfs 6oroentning Up.
@. Z. II.
2ps aap. ~, III.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-07-28


: arigen iorlonger man nItio
5orielgeIie eiter en- GER, men !
Rrafiig FER Sette 5orlnnaenoe iigl.
bent 5pIoeit. 8anife naiurIiet, for.
oi 1~eIrberren oil glp0e fin ieirrige
8Gr Deo at unoe ben noeeu 9Dile.
; De IilialOe, boor man bar iat
en- ifrop Borfelenins i Gang, Z.
CTS. QapoIeon / 1906 % De 4lli.
reoe / 1915 eiter @nterloo, Ter man
itore ReinItater. Mnn giner life
Den iloene 5ienoe No til at ioniIe
ia til fornDet 5oriuar. 90 Detahe-
ment eiter Getndmeri. aioeling ef'
ter aioeIine opergioer iis til SER.
berren. Men er Seirberren life /
Stano iii at gennemisre en- inaoan
9yoriegnine, uoebIiper bet itcre
aeiuItot. Wnar inoleOes Sapdn /
f904-05 opnnae0e relotiDt liot,
en6ifent Der funoe noteres GER
paa Seir for be ioponffe 9aobenj
IfnIotes BET IprIig ben Omitpnoig.
beo, at be neiebes meo Seiren uoen
noaen gin6e at forfeIge.
SorfGgnineen bar oltio ipillet
en- betp0elie ToIle, 90 bens ofgs-
ren6e SnofIpbeIie paa belle ari9ers
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-02
ONIiIDA.

Glad to report Rev. w. H. Har-
ris. one of our former preachers,
was sent out on the Oyilla circuit.
Mrs. Mollie Gather Is sick with
pneumonia.
Miss Pearl Harris spent Sunday
afternoon with pr G. p. pipkin
and family at Lancaster
Messrs. Henry and George Bill
Kingsley visited their sister, Mrs.
Eta VOORHEES,, last week at Aus
tin.
Mr. I n Curry and family visit
ed their aunt. Mrs. Mary Andrews,
at Ferris Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Aubry Pogue are
entertaining little son in their
home
Mr. Briggs attended court Friday
and Saturday at Waxahachie.
Rev Herring. the Ellis county
missionary, preached an excellent
sermon at the Baptist church sun
day.
Everybody invited to come out
next sunday to hear Rev Lynn
Brown preach at Shiloh.
Mr. + w. Treese attended the
Methodist annual conference at
Corsicana last week Mrs. Treese
accompanied him as far as Trum-
bull and Palmer whore she visited
relatives
Or Weaver purchased the house
and lot of Earl keesee and is build
ing a nice bungalow Or. Rogers
bought Dr. Viewers house and lot
Mr. Jim W AlcElroy celebrated
his 10th birthday at his home Nov
23rd by calling In first al the old
soldiers chat he fought and strug
gled with in the civil war. Also
called in his relatives. nelehbors and
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How One Man Helped.

There Is an old Story 10 the effect
that III b certain village 1t was the
custom for the head OF every family
10 gather AZ The the Town Hall or
New Years day. for the purpose Of
paving what lie owed to his neigh
b0rs and starring the new year With
out any debts. One year the III
layers met there as usual. but they
gsfhered without enthusiasm, for
the year had ben bad one. the
crops had been poor sickness had
visited most Of the fanlilies and each
householder as he gathered knew
thar ne had no money with which
to pay his debts The situation
looked serious until man arrived
who had d little ready money and
owed considerable amounts hi small
lad put into circulation had paid the
EsOney TINS put into circulation was
passed from one 10 aofher In pay
Hsent of their debts aud 10 the sur
prize and joy OF all il waa found
that the money which the one man
Sums These depts he paid and the
detts Of the entire village.
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lrleads There we're son..s,,,, 3
= hundred people thai NJ
. themselves in the fsalr, y
aoiss we're spread viii sssru,,')
sood to eat in the yard. 49, /
seemed to enjoy thsr,sI,A !. !
mensely. Several Of ;bs !, Il
alers made short tabs i, 4
tabs we're appreciated b. ii. NJ
proved to US what a good a., 81
We are having. bat The Iny,.,,|
'hal they left on our mind: Vi, \
always settle a farewell b. ~!
hon instead OF var Rs n
curtis preached in TIE stlsns,|
Ills text was What VIII Bss.
81 the Little Boss and Girls Ii RI
Generation II Times o. soc.s.
are Not Changed lii. jain \.
zeF made a short taIk On tbs /.
union that We win enjoy attn !
80 out on our departure,
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al gen want to live in the kind OF .
town
That's the kind Of town you like
You needn't slip your clothes in 4
grip
And starr on long. long hike
You'll find elsewhere what you lei
behind.
For there's nothing that's reala.i
new
It's j knock At yourself when YOU
knock your town.
II isn't your sownit's you.
Real towns are not made by men
Lest somebody else gets ahead
when everyone works and nobody
shsrks
yon ran raise sown from the
And II while you make yoar personal
stake
your nesgEbor can make one too.
Your town viii be what ycm want 81
see
Ii isn't your to9n It's you r.
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hill cox,s LETTER.
o>~>>>~~>~A~A~~>,

1t is the duty OF those who are
in q position 10 know something OF
the secret forces at work TO under
mine the democratic usages of the
country. to sound the alarm when
the opportunity is presented. There
hare been two antagonistic forces
at work IN ell nations since the or
ganixation OF human government.
In Texas where We roll up such bru-
tai majorities for organized DEM
ocracy there are forces constantly
AT work for the elimination of real
democracy from our system OF gov
eminent In the main these forces
work among representative bodies
and largely in secret. Recognizing
the fact that politics is to the aver
age man rather nasty word they
make their campaign slogan take
this or that public institution out
OF politics. which means no more
nor less than take its control out
Of the hands Of the people and their
direct representatives and turn il
over 70 the politicians. the big
ones. The State University people
are striving for a practical indie
! pendence Of control by the legisla-
ture: there are those who believe
the peniientiary should be a sep
arate and distinct government, ev-
cry department OF state Is endeay-
oring TO ser up an Independent gov
eminent. The fact is, ninety per
ieent of our public officials seem 70
believe that the people are only
ct for voting purposes and that
when they have chosen great men
from their ranks they should &c
about their every day affairs and
not NEEDLE any more until anotheE
| election year when they will be
much noticed again. | have seen
members OF the Legislature whose
every movement showed THAI they
Thought their constituents lot oil
block heads and when saw what
They had selected | vas forced tc
agree w!th them that their people
had exercised very bad Judgment
There Is conspiracy. pretty
istrun1 word but appropriate, on
foot among the official class and
high school dignitaries OF the state
to take the election OF the county
superintendent or public instruc-
ltion out Of the hands of the peo-
pie aud lodge ii with the county
boards 81 trustees. They have nev-
or dared lay this matter before the
people but at state teachers meet
ings and county Institutes agents of
the state board of education attend
and do ali the missionary work
possible am told an effort was
made Al the county institute at Dali
! las this year to have that body Of
teachers indorse the plan but the
I resolution failed TO carry. The same
forces we're AT work at the Ellis
fcounty institute bnt. some real
democrats Of that body got busy
with their brethren and sisters and
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arrayed such a sentiment against
the scheme that no resolution was
offered was told by a supporter
OF the proposition not long ago that
most of the professional school men
of the state favored the plan. IL
seems. however, that the country
school teacher. the real foundation
of the system. is opposed TO Il !
know ii Is directly the opposite OF
democracy and have this to say 10
those who favor this change: IL you
desire a change. be men and come
out into the open; present your case
to the people and cease to gumshoe
il along and depend on inducing
simlin headed legislators to betray
their constituents. II is reflection
on the manhood of any set of men
who will undertake TO steal power
and the crime becomes more helm
GUS when resorted to by those to
whom We have intrusted the men
tai and moral training OF our sons
and daughters Come on and lay
your plan before the people, the
source OF power: II they are with
you right or wrong. all should sub
init.
In my letter OF last week | for
got to mention the fact that Mt the
home OF r. w Toone on Forreston
4 got a ianmin' good dinner and
spent a pleasant hour with the fam
lily. believe this is the second
time in my six and one half years
travels | have forgotten to mention
an entertainment.
j. T. Greed who moved in from
the Mccartney farm not long since
has opened up lunch stand back
of McIntosh's drug store. Mrs
Greed was there Monday seeina
that things started OFF clean. Mon
day ] met and conquered w. j
Briley on Waxahachie g. VIII is q
good fellow and | am always glad
10 hold his name on the list. Tues
day | left town not knowing exact
/ III where 70 go. was soon taken
up By Mr.. MoseIey. the insurance
man. He put me down near Valley
Grove school house whore | found
w r Harmon with school After
making few scattering remarks,
left and at. the home of Mr.. and
Mrs r. Nj Hassell was again TAX
en- up by Bob Billups, Joe Ison
and Marvin Marshall ! left then
at Will Brysons, where they were
looking for turkeys. At the home
of Mr.. and Mrs W. j, Pollock
talked over old times and deyoured
a dinner. At the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Shiflitt | spent pleas
ant night. Mr.. ShifIitt taught
school several years but never lost
sight of the fact that all wisdom is
not contained in books, consequent
ly is an independent thinker. He
has a good deal of last years cotton
on hand so | presume is not hard
run. At Midlothian | met and con
quered t. II Brown on Midlothian
2. ate good dinner at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. -. Reeves, dead
beat my old aunt. Mrs. d. C. Col
ston. for supper. bed and breakfast,
got dollar from d. f. Gray. who
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frpit and shade trees The cost u
small. the wait shors and result
sure At least plant few pecan
|trses and should yoa i've 70 be e
hundred years old the results VII
'be greater every year from the time
the trees begin TO bear Fruit and
shade trees are also comfort AMI
|joy forever. and the orchard will 80
II long way toward reducing the u
iC. T..
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$500 Reward.

A reward OF $500 viii be paid BY
this company for the conviction Of
any one found guilty Of taking the
Daily Light from the yard or la~n 81
any subscriber Of this PAPER. EN-
TERpRfsE PUBLISHING COM
PANY n
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lives in town and has farm adj
Joining him, started 10 Venus with
IL. O. Moore. turned back Just ~
time to escape wetting, ate a
Thanksgiving dinner which was
dandy al the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
n. b. Reeves. learned from Mrs.
John Archer she had sold $50 worth
OF turkeys. etc. Starting for Noun
tain Peak l was taken up by Dr.
Eskridge, who soon delivered me in
good order. From thence | wended
my way toward Maypearl. J. II.
Armstrong ordered the Enterprise
sent to his sister. Mrs. J. d. Cor
nelius. at Jacksonville. Mr.. Berrier
and family OF Maypearl had been TO
Mountain Peak They took me in
and soon put me down AT the city
where Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Goodrich
fed and bedded. ME at reasonable
rate. W. II Jeans was busy at the
gin but said something encourage
ing. At the home of Mrs Daniels
| got dollar and at the home of
Mrs. S. A. Oliver | got another
one. Mrs. Oliver and her daugh-
ter-in-law and granddaughter were
at home. ] spent an hour very
pleasantly and brought home some
pecans. AT Boz | got three apples
about G o'clock which was both
dinner and supper At the carnival
/ met Or. and Mrs. \. r. Hunt,
who crossed my hand with silver.
At home found the following let
/ ter:
Brandon. Texas. Nov. p. 1915,
Mr.. Bill Cox:
Dear Friend Enclosed find $500
for which please renew my sub
scription TO the Enterprise. This
leaves all we'll and enjoying this
fine weather | am in ave health
TO what Was when you visited ne
last Am able to work again now
Did not make very good crop this
year. Lost several bales of octton
in the storm Made very good corn
| but oats were mol much Would
certainly enjoy visit from you. II
you are down this way, call By and
see me. Am busy banking my POI
tatoes now
Your friend. w P. WATSON.
Mr. Watson formerly lived down
on Onion, but bought farm near
Brandon.
forgot the following letter last
week. These letters interest me
and | hope my readers get some
thing out of them:
Sylvester, Texas. Nov rs, 1915.
My Dear Mr. Cox
As my subscription Is about out.
will send you 800 for my renewal
to the Enterprise. for don't think
| could do without it.
think this is the country for q
( poor man 10 get him a home. the
land is cheap enough for any indus
trious farmer 20 pay his land out.
All the people In this county are IN
good circumstances. an made a
good crop of cotton and maize.
corn. oats and wheat. got good
price for cotton So this country Ia
on boom. Old Ellis county Is
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RrEXa YlsTi.

Mr.. Tom Curry and wife sid
Mrs. Smith and daughter. Mis- ii
ma, who has been SICK. Nonasg n
ing
Mrs. Sanford and ehldrs Il
Wayahachie visited Mrs, Dare Ess1
moreland Tuesday
Mr.. Dave Curry and fanily I'M
ed Mr. curry's sister, Mrs Plas|
Iof Midlothian SATURDAY. night Il
Sunday.
Miss Edna Smith, who has "
in the Waxahaehie sanlisriaa, Y
returned home AMI s doiGg niry
The death angel visited ths ils'
Of Mr.. J. ]. Smith THURSDAY Ha'Hls
and took The little nine'eea-udla'
old daughter way The F3asi
were carried to SaFdis fcr oarai I
Mrs. Mary Buck visited afs w
Monday afternoon.
Mr.. Emry Stroud and family I
Mrs. Mary Owens toos dinnsI 9 I
Earnest Mayiieid's Taansss Fs
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. F. Sails ~
Mr.. and Mrs. jim FerEusoA q =
Monday
Mr. Howard Curry and rll' Z
shopping in WaxahachlF Sa'A'a,'.
Mrs. ]. ]. Smith is feal Y
present !,
Little Roy Curry i sa'isIlns Z
poison oak.
There we're a great NAN =
,.o,ng naople of this cOmuahlE
tended the street earnlY'l y Y
hachie SATURDAY night :. I,
Mrs. Ella Murry spent lA' !.
and Thursday night win Ai', \
.ces Gross.
rhefe was ! literary s'',s'. ], y \,
tzod a the Buena Vista s' !, y u /.
Friaar night. November 7 90
''' Mr. Willard Scott aad farm s,.I Y, !,
Tbanksgiyiag with Mr.. s'''l' =
Mrs Bynum Of sardis
Phone 4ss Win get 10 ~ - !
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Phone 4Ss VIII - s ,,..llr b.
right now. Estimates 's., -..ir.'
en-. j. T Tucfer' loO
all tN6vl
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Nov is the season for planting
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J. Fl. Jones. ex-county commits
sioner. was here from near Milford
Saturday. He said he was being So
heited 20 make the race for com
missioner again next year but had
not fully decided what he would do
yet
Stanley Matthews OF Forreston
made the race last year for commits
sioner and was defeated. by very
small vote. He contemplates trying
his luck again next year. G. ".
Chapman of Iowa Park was here
Saturday looking hale, hearty and
handsome. W ~ Hanna OF Palmer
was in town Saturday. So was J.
w Waddell Of Waxahaehie 8 r.
NJ Prather on Waxahachie
brought us a mess of potatoes last
week. They were mighty good eat
ing. He has lot of them bedded
up. BILL cox.
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The pecpse Of Waxahachls sbou' Z

The people Of WaxahGchle ssou q
feel proud of and encourage cur
ssaaa boys In steir effort 70 furnish
lss d FIRST class band The members
srTe withouf any hope Of reward.
xssd pay monthly Zee in order -
ss.cure tae services Of q competent
bard master on part tinae- NeN
members haxs De@n taken Ia and NJ
wssi aocn hare ono 81 the best banda
in tho state Quarters h2ye pern So
cured ID the third story OF the Wax-
ahaesais National bank, and they are
very badly ii Beed 81 furnishings
for the hall THESE yonng men have
asked nothing al The hands o. tha
citizens FOR some time. but move
rsest should be started al once that
Win TEL them know that orr eitlzesK
appreciate rnei, efforts We conid
1T least buy some furnishings fof
their hall and make some arrange
meuts thar vii euable them to secure
the run tire OF . leader Their out
- fewn engaaefasats advertise Va y
ahaehie in d favorable way