The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-16

For feed and fuel. phoue Dioae
head X Kennedy Old phone 10. u
The Dissolution sale still on at
cohn & Cerfs. Read our ad on page
four. ao' %
Belle Graves and James Walker,
negroes. we're arrested ~ Avalon last
night on misdcmeanor charges.
A new. clean. up-to-date line Of
merchandise TO select from at Coin
& cerfs dissolution sale. Read our
"a 81 nageA adv 70
Miller Hales. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
+. HaIes, who has been very sick for
several days, is reported as resting
fairly well today.
IDEAL SARsAPARILLA works
out liver troubles, flushes the KID
news. purifies the blood. Good health
fellows. Try one half bottle under
our guarantee. At drug stores. ad II
Clifton Hampton, son of Mrs. Mol
lie v. Hampton, who was operated
on at tho Baptist sanitarium this
week, is getting along well.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Perkins of
Raw and J. Raw Of Waxahachie will
leave tomorrow morning via auto
mobile route for Medina lake where
they will spend several days fishing.
Full line of fresh meats and fancy
groceries. 13 pounds of sugar for
800. Prompt delivery service.
lib. f. Thurman Il Co, 209 Il. JEFF
ferson street, S. w. Phone S5 "
Jerome Bryant was arrested al
Grand Prairie yesterday by Deputy
Sheriff Rogers and brought here
last night. Bryant was charged witt
forgery and his bond was forfeited in
district court this week when he
failed to put in his appearance.
Full line of fresh meats and fancy
groceries. 13 pounds Of sugar for
S1.00. Prompt delivery service
/ b. r. Thurman & Co., 200 e. JEFF
ferson street, S. w. Phone s. u
Report from the Rocket commu-
Unity that Jim Adair has killed a big
black dog that attacked his hogs
and now it is claimed that it was
this dog and probably another that
has been causing the panther scare
| ii that neighborhood. 1t is claimed
that the two dogs had one of Adair's
hogs down and we're tearing it to
pieces.
Workmen are busy this week NOV
| ing the house recently purchased by
hoard of trustees of the First Pres
byterian church from w. ID. Ander-
son. to make room for the erection
of handsome $50, 600 brick church
! on West Main street. 1t is under
stood that work on the new church
will begin at an early date. Rev
p. B. Bell has moved into the house
that will be moved to the west side
OF the lot and be used as manse.
A letter. received from Lloyd #.
Tunnel, member of company M, Sec
lopd Texas regiment United States
army, stationed at Pharr, Texas, says
Russell Smith, also of this city, is
| in the hospital at Mission this week
ion account of sore feet. Privates
Smith, Compton and Tunnel We're
lfederalized with the Hillsboro Ma
tional Guards company and are nov
doing guard duty al Pharl, Texas,
W hich is within about fifteen miles
OF the border. Thus far company Nj
has not been called upon to do any
lskirmishng and the boys have not
fhad a taste OF real army life, bat
lthey write that trouble is not alto
Igether unexpected. The letter speaks
lin highest terms of the good people
lof Pharr. who are very KIND to the
+, soldier boys far away from home.
Company NJ maintains camps RICH.
In the heart of the little city and til.
boys have learned To know the peo-
ple well.
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Full line of fresh meats and fancy
groceries. II pounds of sugar for