The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-22


6uring that tire ~ has paid. True,
tut ne needs & stu and sloald he
ret have pro r.ta protection for the
amount he has pads
De net buy Insurance simply be
fauso Il i cheap. Cor ike pair OF
stoes or shirt. it can easily be-
too cheap 60 last study Insurance
and DO no, insult an agent who IN
deEtakes to dispel the clouds Of ig-
norance which dim your mental
vision. Though often abused. the
Insurance agent Is one OF the most
ufeful members Of society and should
hs welcome visitor TO any homo
% poor people who have not pro-
vided against the day when the
bread winner may be taken away
To sum 1t all up get life insurance,
aud get the best even though Il
Should cost a few dollars more per
thousand. See q II that your policy
or certificate VIII provide for some
kind OF settlement after you have
paid Few years and become unable
to go further and treat the insurance
man as eourteously as you would
your pastor for he is as much your
friend and both OF them expect q
portion of your money.
W. ID. Duff, prominenet citizen
of Ferris. was here Monday
Some one, forgotten VINO. sent
the Enterprise to T. j. Tapp at Mara
than, Texas. j. W Shafner, a promi-
nont planter from Ennis 8, was here
Monday. j b. Appling. live man
from Forreston =, responded to the
distress cry j A. Bradford OF Mid
lothian | told me he was sending
his daughter. Miss Evelyn, TO the
normal school at Denton. w. 5.
Nash OF Boyee is one Of our recruits.
J. w. waddell on Waxahachie c said
he had sold bale Of cotton and be
divided the proceeds with me. w
:. Miller OF Midlothian / was down
from the farm last week.
| just had O. r. Longino's name
in my write up last week so will say
nothing about that quarter he gave
nee. II. j. shorns, colored. Prim-
Tive Baptist preacher, a farmer and
good man, gave me lift.
Thursday | accepted a seat with.
DR.. N. b Hunt and we went TO Ike.
Mrs 4. l.. Loggins got on my list
and Mrs. s. r. Wilson renewed. Mr..
and Mrs. Wilson were papering the
house and Frightening up things
generally T. w league was gone
to Mountain Peak but Mrs. league
and Wilson were at the store. We
got some canned goods and Mrs.
league supplemented them with cab
bage and the best country meat in
the world, butter milk fit for the
gods and corn mullins that would
make q fellow. throw rocks at his
grand daddy. Maybe we didn't en-
Joy life. Coming back | met and con-
quered w. II. Borders of Waxa-
hachie A, one. of the best men in
Ellis county, but. you never find
him making any fuss about 1t.
Friday at Forreston the first tol
fall victim to my wiles was ID. A.
Hamlin, prominent farmer. G. w.
Hawkins, eolored. was at the gin
with cotton and divided with me.
George is another I.ardshell Baptist
and will do TO depend upon. j. l..
Rumsey. a good fellow from Waxa-
hachie 5, was at Forreston. | know
Bud to be true blue for have listed
him. Joe r. Taylor, from Forreston
Il, came to the gin and got caught |
by me- Mrs Peter Curry gave me
dollar for the subscription Of her
father, T. NJ. Goodson. at Buffalo, !
Texas. However. had gotten back |
from Forreston before | met her. |
Nj. E. Reeves. good looking agricul- |
turist from Waxahachie A. gave me
another lift Jim Hudson. of Waxa-
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