The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-13


attributes and become Idoiators.
Why do men thus mislead Us and
make idolators OF u.s. The answer
Is easy. Nature. life. the universe.
light. heat. darkness, sunshine. rain.
our own being. the revolutions OF
suns and systems are to US an un-
fathomablc mystery. There arc
thousands who are not content to
let mystery remain a mystery and
In their efforts to enlIghten men
they make of God Kind OF grim
ming. frownlng. passionate joss
With al the attributes OF man ex-
eept love and sympathy. II men
would go back TO first principles aud
realize that God Is life, light. space.
the beginning aud the ending OF all.
that lie is ali in all. that he Is all
OF US and we part of Him. that lie
II the universe, and the only force
a little. run his date up One OF
the Beard boys, and the only one for
all know, pushed the date of hts
father. NJ. A. Beard, on tho Light
up year. | shall never forget the
time ate squads at that home. /
am still ashamed OF the amount OF
them | ate but could not help Il.
they were so good and tender w
| f. Wells of Forreston r sometimes
trades me eggs for the paper. but /
got the cash. George Justice, one
of the best looking men at Forces
ton, was here for first Monday. NJ.
A. Mcclellan. the old reliable from
| Midlothian 4 was here and renew
ed. W C. Miller, from near sardis,
was seeing sights here Monday -
C. Curry. from Midlothian 4. came
through. w X. Springer came down
from Midlothian 4. II. A. Ganaway
| from Mountain Peak was mingiing
with the crowd. j. L. Wilson. my
| boyhood friend and school mate.
was down from Red Oak T. NJ
Crutcher from regions Plutonian
was here without the smell OF fire
on his garments q. w. Davis. the
old reliable fiddler and truck rails
err from down near the mouth OF
South Prong, came up. ID. NJ Duh
worth. OF Red Oak /. said they had
gotten used to the Enterprise and
did not like to do without IL. j. l.
| Holder, who lived in Waxahachie
| last year. has returned 10 the farm
near Lone Elm. X. c. Owens has
moved from Blooming Grove To
| Bardwell but continues To cult
vate the old place. He planted
some cotton, more than two weeks
ago. c. s. McAllister. one OF the
best fellows about Red Oak. vas
here last week.
Thursday | started down the road
and was soon picked up by creeeh,
tho Ennis auetioneer. aud got To
Forreston pretty quick. At the home
OF Mr. and Mrs s. s. Bradford
found and deVoured good dinner.
Soon after dinner IL began To rain
and | remained until next morning.
Mrs. Bradford learned TO make bis
cults In Georgia where they know
how aud Mr. b. learned AT the
same place how to produce corn
and hogs--result. good biscuits.
good ham and good home made
lasses. At Forreston w. W. Marks
said he had. said he would not. but
did. and OF course | was thankful.
Cooney always Was a good fellow
Saturday met and had very
pleasant relations with b. \ Rhodes
OF Ennis s. j. r. Wilson at the
Washington hotel and got a pretty
good meal there too. L. Y. White
gave me a sub for Miss Mildred
Sims on waxahachie T.. r. ) Rea-
sonoyer. after an absence OF three
months. got back on my list lie Is
on waxahachie h. s. W nen2gbe.
OF KiIbourne. La. Is on nay list
through the kindness OF bis father.
BILL cox.