The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-12-10

gather the early cotton from the
north pays even If the boil weeVil
does not come. East Of India w.
W. Bachelor, of Ferris, owns twelve
! hundred acres Of fine land and 7.
! NOrthcutt has been renting fro n
| him for several years and said he
I had to 20 off to his ueighbors to get
/ our paper to get the truth of any
important happening in the county
and now he has subscribed and will
! hereafter read the news in his own
| paper. Our paper IS in communica-
| tiOu with each and eyerv section of
/ Ellis county and 1t tells the truth
most all the time. A, NJ. Winters
who farms on the WsatherfOrd
! plantation ever here, came frem
| Mississippi last fall He was in
bed sick when / got To his house
| Close to Trinity river and chills
tackled him. He and his family
have been reading our paper and
paid for it. W. &. Mckay with
| field full of children and all his own
paid for his paper three years back
and a fine crop he was gathering.
| ID, A. Witherspoon who has resided
! in this India community for many
years was preparing TO move to Den
ton county. Dave is good honest
| citizen an ! when he takes his wife
and ID or lb children ont, there will
be a vacancy and we may net ge;
as good man as Dave to fill it.
Porter Hurst is young man with
( widowed mother and several sis
tiers who made enough money work
ing on the halves to buy farm and
| pay for 1t. | stayed all night with
him he is a cheerful Jolly boy and a
good hustler, fed me and my anus
tang well and gave me daylight
start. Three stores and black.
smith shop at India and all doing
business, there is money over here
To throw at birds IN this good couu-
try.
DR.. kincaid who lives in india ell
joys fine practice and this - on
vea- when the top crop failed,
bat the newspaper men, preachers
and doctors are all paid we'll and
are prosperous along with the other
people. DR.. Kincaid was charging
his house when I got To him and
pulled his leg for the Enterprise a
year ahead. The preachers are
wearing good clothes and we paper
nl"u are also on the strut aud feel as
biz as the balance OF mankind. Our
too. are lu the swim.
From India We visited J ID No
bic and G. A Williams, both of
whom married sisters Miss VIII
kersons, whose father gave them "A
tine BODY Of land and Noble ard
Williams sailed into This thicket and
improved good farms aud now they
are both as independent as a hog on
ice; feed stacked up on their farms
and cotton good; money to throw at
birds. Y. J. Hooker and II. L.
Parks both live in here and work
this good dirt aud both are reading
our paper. J. r. Herring was sick
and down in "A we'll walliug il up
with brick and John O'Bryant was
working the windla% tor him. Mr.
Herring put the money in the
bucket and sent IL up To me for
news "a year ahead besides a dollar
! or more be owed me. W. j King
( who has been reading our paper for
/ years met me in the road and fOrked
/ over cash 10 me. He VIII rent next
year from {. A. Williams. We next
visited A ID. Moffett, who is an
/ old settler in here with fine farm
and has fine alfalfa patch from
which his COWS, hogs and horses
grow fat =. o. Newman rents the
! Wilkersun farm ana he was so poor
| wher he left Waxahachie "a few
years ago he bad to lean up against
I the fence to gruut, but now he is In
fine shap- financially and physical
Iy IEu of hts sons have had slow
fever this fail buJ are better now
. NJ Newman l. aB honest man and
! ain gial to see him prospecting.
/ Al Mn. r. g. MicklitT's TWO ana a
bail miles -putl east OF India, |
struck a utck of fine land / bad
. never before been ia. He owns
. splendid farm, "A tWo-story white
3 house, mad lat hogs aud good or
+ churd, gave me aud my horse our
dinners and / was sorry to leave so
. pleasant family. MIR. Quillin an
; other Of our subscribers lives IN here
! on bis own good dirt. J. l.. Duncan
near CARROTS school house between
. India aud Bristol owns a fine farm
aud had Just flushed fine barn to
( house the abundance of stuff he
, makes. His good wife paid for his
paper aud | went on happy To Hop
/ Mobiles, who bought the Uncle Dave
: Duncan farm ia here. He Too mar
. TIrd WiikersOn and still owns the
original farm his fatheT.in-law gave
/ him over close 10 India. These
/ Wilkersou women do make their
men work and save their money and
they all have something To show
/ for it,
Bristol and i.s surroundings /
must save fot next week. It's too
big a tup ard the people over here
have So mach money IL takes space
/ 10 describe them.
/ The Farmers Institute meets In
( Wax ahachis on Friday, December
, Is. There viii be FIVE or six of the
/ best speakers In Texas here then
and eacs aud every farmer who pos
sibly can ought TO come and bear
them. There will he large crowd
in Waxahachis that day. The boil