The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-12-29


obey the voice of his constituents
regardless OF his own private opinion.
The question as | see IL IL: Will you
put the medicine wagons out of busi-
ness or will you permit them to con-
tinue to make their rounds? Choose
your own methods of reaching me but
i would appreciate an expression
from every citizen OF Ellis county on
the subject.
Dudley Ward Of rorreston ia a
newly married man. having gotten
the consent OF Miss Mildred May
Sims. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Sims. to go life's road with him.
These are both worthy young people
and feel like they are going to take
the Enterprise. Mr.. and Mrs. Mike
stevenson returned few days ago
from visit at Paris. Brice Burgess
told me that about two hundred peo-
pie and about thirty hound dogs
let Henry Chiles' pet buck deer out
of the pen and chased him for Christ
mas fun. They caught him but did
not hurt him, and turned him hack
lin the pen. l told Brice was asham-
ed Of them but would tell about their
chase. +. j. Counts was the first
man to assist me to drive away dull
care last week. #. j. Is a prince
without crown. j. II. Wooden, OF
Waxahachie route 4, came in to ar
range for reading matter during
1917. II. G. Boyd, good fellow
from Waxahachie b, got good for an
|other year. Henry Vaughn renewed
flor his father, G. w. Vaughn. ut
Woodbury., Tenn. George Black, Of
Ennis route s, was here one day last
week. At the home OF the Turner's
at Sardis / found Mr.. Turner con-
|siderably under the weather but able
to be up. Mrs. Turner got back on
1.-THE list. At the home OF Mrs. s. A.
ICarder / found her and the boys we'll
land incidentally ! devoured a good
Idinner. Mrs. Carder showed me
Isome bois dare cuff buttons and col
liar buttons she had purchased at the
fisherman Fair. Ralph and Claude
|were hurrying to get all their land
flat-broken before Christmas and
were nearly done. came down
home in the car with one of them.
IMr. and Mrs. T. Il. Goodwin were
there from Midlothian route s. Mrs.
lGoodmin said they had been with
tout the Enterprise several weeks and
THAT she had missed it very much.
Down toward Forreston / found II.
~. Roberts burning weeds on fence
ROW. He got back on my list. at
tended the funeral of A. w. Nc
Whorter at Italy. Austin had been
there a long time and had many
friends who were very sorry to learn
Iof his sad death. He could do more
lhard, heavy work than any man
ever knew and was one of those
iaffable. cheerful men who made a
favorable impression on most all he
lmet. Goodbye, Austin, we will all
follow you. P. w. Watson, of Italy
route A., renewed his allegiance to
1.-THE Enterprise. w. s. Bratcher will
lmove to his farm on Italy route 3
about the first of the year and will
be reader OF The Daily Light. e.
M. Phillips, of Waxahachie route
lF, was In town one day last week.
John G. Verheyden, of Waxahachie
iroute 4. sent the Enterprise to his
sisters, Mesdames Ida Nowlin and
Rosa Bryan, at Stamford, and his
brother-in-law. Tom Foster, at La
True. Texas. b. b. Oliphant an In
dustrious colored farmer, on Waxa-
hachie b, got on my list last week.
Miss Catherine Fristoe had me send
the Enterprise to her sister, Mrs. H.
w. Mullins, at Mayfield, KY, for a
Christmas present. Mrs. Battles on
Waxahachie A had tho Enterprise
sent to her son, b. w. Battles, at
Maysville, Okla. M. j. Delk OF Lone
Elm has recently retired from the
office OF county commissioner and
says he feels as free as the birds OF
the air. ] do not care, nor does he
care. whether you like him or not.
but l do not believe his precinct or
any other one has ever had q COM
missioner who was more attentive
to his business or kept his roads up
better. ! know some OF you will not
agree with me but l see 1t that way.
Anyhow. he renewed his Enterprise
subscription. j. r. Willis OF Waxa-
hachie F invested in some more
Light. w. Fl. Tapp OF Waxahachie
F. one OF the most pleasant fellows
in Ellis county. was here Saturday.