The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-29

y.. Naude "'sS
" :. ei,v schools of FL Paso'
7 !, n iassrestins account unit OF :, ' eS
s''' :, rsyiew given last week at Ii
'r' ne as,', writes as follows:
,oblie schools of III Paso
I's soliday last Thursday that
~ ~ and students might Wit
o i', - big military review, said
- y sean the largest military
BE" s,er seen in the united
4 division of full war
s s.'sth consisting Of a as,00V ,oh %aa,
s' horses and 1000 vehicies
IN and entertained thousands J u.a,nas
..,,,otic people from 5 O'CLOCK
- ) in the afternoon. The nsrs sol,
~ vere marching four abreas.
|" ,,sD then the actual length OF
y .srade measured nearly twenty
Tho most spectacular feature
!. a, parade was the view OF Mon
- -. one of the most beauu-
: l. ,ssdence streets OF the city
,,,es and miles of soldiers
, heir khaki suits looked hke
so,d Through the kindness
W. cyrus, a personal friend
.,,v of Fort Worth, ] had an
.,,.nt vantage point from which
view the parade-we we're seated
i. veranda Of a private resi-
- AZ the corner of Mesa and
g.,,sna streets. / cook a great IN
~, IN watching the soldiers wheel
.,,,ud the corner and to note how
.,o,.bly the militia compare with
!. ,ssulars in military on a twenty
a. nike The martial music emf
,,,ios from forty bands, and the
Military maneuvers were indeed OF
r,rIotic consequence. 1t demon
Grated and delighted the people OF
n psso convincing them that II
ysoual safety is not sec"re here,
here il nothing in military protec-
ton.
THE day was not without its trag-
sjs and Sergeant Bierne of New
Jersey regiment, was shot and killed
vhje attempting to be peacemaker
hr two drunken comrades. He had
Yred as a soldier more than twen-
uslght years, having seen service
d the Philippines, was two years in
China and was in cuba during the
:psnish-American war.
IT was my pleasure to be honor
nest at a dinner recently given in
tie hospitable home of Mr.. and Mrs.
William ]. Buie, who are delightfully."-
heated on Kentuck street in Ell Pa
% We lived over many happy
memories OF Waxahachie and her
people, The dinner was prepared
nd served by a woman caterer, who
makes that her profession, and it
should not be passed without spe-
cal comment, not alone for its
tsnping taste and good service, but
because this profession is offering
great opportunity for woman, her
isiural sphere, the art of good
cooking and attractive serving. 9th
q waaxhachians whom / have met
rsAr and Mrs. John V. Singleton,
boarding about four blocks from my
residence, Miss Susan Pope, former
IN our high school, is teaching
this year in Ell Paso.
While looking through the Pop
aa' one Of Ell Paso's largest de-
Arment stores. | found Jack Sto-
sef also Mrs. viii Etter, formerly
Mss Ida Wagner, both of them hold
irresponsible places with that firm.
HISS Lucille Cowan of Denton, a for
aH student of Trinity, and niece of
aA- ). L. Hornbeak, is in Ell Paso
''a her sister, Mrs. Buster Minnick.
=" one OF our former residents.
= aihhick is agent for Swift &
Company.
'hends of Mr.. Jett Thomas will
Interested IN hearing from him.
usl'ed Romans sanitarium re-
sl'iy and found him cheerfully con-
s-'ea' surrounded by good reading
,'ae'' he seemed to be faring wen.
-'' called on Mrs. George A. New
VINO is in the same sanitarium.
newton gladly welcomes .herI
! Lends, Her room vas made cheer
and bright by flowers, remem-
'S rom friends in the city,"