The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-10

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- ~ ~ Riddle sent the
- 10 j. II. Wright at Niles ohiA.
Nr. wright is an old time uIo''
@,oot citizen and mis- friends win re-
.a,ce ~ know he IS doing well iarm-
fnr pr N f. Hunt Of Waxahach'e
.,a,.-od lie Light. out on the For
rsrton road John Carroll took me
in and let me out at the home u
a., mia paws. who was at nome
- ~asAv n renew. ! rode down
~ sam Moses home with him anu
go, across the field to the Mas"
- y !. Chiles was busy In the
fieid but stopped to get the Enter
,r,ra DALLAS News and LADIES
uome Journel Mr. and MIS- '"
~ 1.u,vate we're at home and READY
n set on NY list. At Mrs. fruil'
20 found r. f. Satterfield, Jr'
Is NJ Huekabee and two dollars. AZ
,ha bcme of Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Mar
Tin stouDed. We played the same
games we usually play and hao
general pleasant time. At the home
~ Mr. and Mrs. w P. Chiles ! de-
,orred GOOD dinner and took
couple of subs.
MIR and Mrs. II. A. beavers hau
inst returned from the funeral OF
Mrs Dan Giles at Avalon. Mrs.
CITES was reared, married ana hao
family in the Avalon commuh-
itv and will be very much missed by
the people. w l.. Turner Is a Ia
,ive of the Rankin country and IS
cheerful and knows good paper
when he sees it. r. o. Wilson, on
uaIv 2. usually keeps books Tor
rim found him and one of the Cor
man boys together and put HIM on.
IC. n. Williams, near Rankin was
having a room built to his mouse.
Al the home OF Mr. and Mrs. T. l..
Hodge | turned in for the night and
| had one Of those good old fashioned
hosDitable entertainments for Whlch
| this family is SO famous. helf
| son Ed. is out assessing taxes. Mrs.
Arthur Nichols, on Bardweli !, vas
al home and ready to subscribe.
w. Vallen, deputy sheriff, got on
also. Mrs. N. c. Wheatley, and Old
settler. found at home She saio
she quit the Enterprise several years
aco because there was nothing in it,
but she tried it again.
At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. A.
! Slocum | spent a pleasant nour ana
deyoured a good dinner, j. Il.
Hodge has gone from the old home
stead and will now read the Enter"
prise on his own hook | found him
/ and Mrs. Hodge at home. ! also
sew some fine pigs on the place
/ G. d. Dover was blowing in the field
but stopped and crossed my palm
with silver. Mrs Charley Wheatley
sent the Enterprise to her son, Bon,
who is in New Mexico for his health
and is doing we'll Al the home o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Rankin | stopped
for the night. Most every one knows
! Alex but one who has not partaken
Of the old fashioned Texas hospitality
OF his home does not know neal
the whole story. Deer horns and
guns in the sitting room. home
grown and home dressed beef on the
table; in fact all but the sugar and
coffee home produced. He is not
rich but with plenty and does not
seem to care for more. ~ c. Good
win was making rat-proof place
in his store for flour, etc.
A. f. and A. g. German both got
on my list Mrs W. c. Conner was
suffering from an attack of Ia grippe
hut w. C. was as lively as ever. w
A. Sawyer. on Italy ?, came back into
the fold. Mr.. and Mrs. Tom SapI
and family have come on TO Italy
and | am sure viii be appreciated
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
| keplinger ! got a good dinner
heard ome fine music on an Edison
got dollar and went on happy and
rich. Mrs. Joe Glenn on induced
him to join the ranks. | found Mr.
and Mrs. ]. L. Perkins at home and
a dollar also. Mrs S, I. Roberts
! Joined us again.
At Forreston l found |. W. Phelps
merchant and bank director, in the
store and ready for me.
Saturday ! met and conquered the
following: T. II. Moseley, Waxaha-
chic b; l.. G. Smith, Forreston f;
A. B. Lowrey, Midlothian 4; j. r
| Knox, Waxahachie F: A. NJ. Baker
WaXahachie c; J. F. Parker, Waxa-
hachie f; Mrs. S. +. Swofford, Italy
?; and Col Winn gave me dollar