The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-10-07

one gohbler took the prize at Waxa-
hachie last pet stock show He then
weighed Il pounds. His wife raises
Barred Plymouth Rock chickens. the
very best strain. George keeps his
game at the barn while the Plymouth
Rocks stay about the house. He has
a game boy too Jammie Smith. He
is ! months old but he Is rooster
and can cut up high jinks' In big
style.
A. B. Dyess is a young fellow but
is farming on his own nook When
| was at his place he was cutting
sorghum for hay He said he liked
it and that ii made his mules as fat
as butter. At Maloney / found Mr..
Maloney as usual at his place of bust
ness. He carries a general line of
everything and is making money.
S. D. McCluney was there al the shop
getting his wagon fixed / saw him
when / was at Maloney before and
he is man you cant forget
This day | dinnered with J M.
Daniel and his good family Mr.,
Daniel was busy with his cotton and
didn't have long TO talk, but / rested
awhile and shot target with his lit
tie boys The boys are dead shots
and / never beat them but they beat
me, Mr.. Daniel has sold his farm
to DR., Keplinger of Waxahachie, and
talks of moving here or near here to
be close to a longer term school
=. S. Fincher Bob Finchers bro
Their, was not at home. but his wife
took the paper just the same, and
now, Fincher viii know IL all and
not be behind the times. These
Finchers are old timers here and sew
eral Of them are Presbyterian preacn-
ers and stand very high ia their
church
A w. Mcfarland was out at his
tank watering his mules and when
got close to him he says: "Tll bet
you are lost " / asked if he thought
the Enterprise hustler ever got lost.
He says You are not that Enter
prise man are you? If you are you
are like the nigger's fish, all swunk
up Why. he was ten feet high +" He
laughed at me good and then fished
up the silver and he will know me
next time and III know him too, j.
l.. House was on a load of cotton
headed for the gin but he TOO was
glad TO get into line again No
trouble TO take subscribers for the
Enterprise, just see the people. that
is all G. b. Smith Is another George
Smith and another fine man. He
has several Jersey cows and calves
that are beauties. He says there rs
money in them or he wouldn't raise
them I ran upon C. \. Abbott out
in his cotton field while he was rest
ing He is a jolly fellow and | like
him. you couldn't help a. His chill
dren are good pickers and he said II
ne only had out one more bale he
would be in shape for the rain. But
a fellow never catches mp with his
cotton picking tin the last boil is
gathered.
o. Z. Brown was ia his cotton With
his children too and he Is another
good man We talked and had a bar
rel Of fun. lie Is fine conversational
ist and YOU love TO listen go him.
His wife SAYS she banks on our paper
and he does also. J @. Malouey owns
a good farm near Maiuney and has
fine crop on h.. He had several
hands picking and the money viii he
rolling in 90 him In a few daXs tie
o. fortunate this year with big
crop and eig price. But he and j.
A. Ellis who works a part ~ his
farm deserve 20 make a barrel Of
money each and here IS hoping that
they mas
d "a Galley owns gin nj How
ard aud Is busy man npw Ills
wife aho has 0awn very sick has fui
III recovered They are bOsh good
friends 90 as aud always speak q
good surd ia our favor II " Wof.
tbs s. a lone bachelor sith 80 acres
~ fine hiaek land lie n nor an old
man - an aat il tine looking feis
law aud aona. good Nummn anehf -
lake him under her WiuE Doe gone
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