The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-25

ING. ne mas nice nome anu Is u
clever man and / like him. He is a
Baptist and so is my father He is
| proud of the fact and so is Pa. f.
l.. Alien was down with the flux
and had been mighty sick but was
better. He was glad to get a copy
of our paper Said he had been read
ing almanacs till he was tired He
is generally Il big stout man, but he
does not look we'll now r. ] Wilson
| was loading up cotton for the gin.
1t was his first bale and he was in
a hurry. He took my paper and |
vamoosed. | held up E. t. Satter-
white in the road and he came
across" like the rest c. w Evans
/ was through eating dinner when /
| got there but his good wife soon got
/ me up a good meal and / left them
/ happy for they too had the Enter
! prise for another year
/ John w. TolIenson was at his nice
! home. There are three or four of
1 the TOllesous and they are all well
! fixed and fine men They take our
/ paper and keep posted j w Ste
/ phens and T. J. Turner were picking
/ cotton They were jolly fellows and
! from South Texas l.. G. Christian
/ was in his cotton too and after his
first bale, Chester Miles is on t. b.
/ Denham's place and has unusually
good cotton Mr. Denham has White
! LeghoTn chickens and fine horse
which he will take to the far at En-
mis-, He thinks our fair should be
Well patronized and be made better
and better from year to wear
| think SO too and believe ii will be
A. f. Briggs, A. D. Power, b NJ
( Hart and w. d Erwin, ali close
neighbors were in their cotton and
whooping things up for the first bale
! j. II, Bound was gathering corn
which was good. The whole business
| took our paper and when they meet
each other hereafter they can discuss
| current events and have a great deal
| better time. A good newspaper Is
next TO the Bible in home. and the
| Enterprise is good paper and
none to deny the charge.
| j. W. Burleson was away when
went to his place. but / met him the
next day and he said: yes. I'll take
! it. My family likes to read the eoun-
/ ~ paper J s. Earls was hauling
| lumber and had men putting mp a
new house. He had the biggest pile
/ OF wood outside the wood yard
enough TO do him five years.
w. Bishop is a big man any way
! YOU take him and when I told him !
( had come 10 stay ali night, he SAYS
You bet YOUR sox. I never turn any
man off Drive In and feed but We
never have any supper I told him
that that suited me, bat TO be- sure
and come mp with the breakfast. He
laughed big old stout laugh and
III tell YOU the supper and break
fast both came and I never ate as
much In my life for be feeds himself
and his wife and children TOO. His
wife is a good woman and knows how
to treat one nicely and makes you
at home at once. I'll 20 there again
some time II I have 10 walk
T, A Miller was buildinr him
house for cotton pickers and viii be-
gin picking the feecy staple in a
week OF Two. Il p Chambers is
good farmer near him and / found
him TO be "a pleasant. affable gentle
man EN-. Reagor has a fine crop
and a nice home and is we'll fixed
otherwise He came OUT 10 the gate
and we talked for some time He
! could have staia with him longer
". j Splawn il another man who
lives in "a brand new two story white
house and is independent He likes
TO have a fellow 20 10 see him and
he will entertain sou. i. W. Davis
VAS breaking stubble and getting rid
OF the big weeds r. ]. Battles was
ont in the field gathering corn but
his wife took our paper and | did
not 20 out 90 see him. but will next
time when not in such hurry His I
son. r. NJ Battles. lives in Oklahoma
but Is now here looking after gather
ing his crop He showed me "A letter |
from his wife in which she said
everything was yell with the family
Ia their new home He likes OKLA !
homa all right and has kept his farm
here as nest egg aud Il he ever
wants Go come back he can come
We regret 20 loss such men from oar
county but w. ike for any man 10
he ser himself Our paper Eo.& So
him a. Roo~eveIs. oklahoma. aud
he says IL Is iusf a letter from hatu.
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