The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-15

lwife and i lot ii healthy polite
children His son Charlie ii quite
| q musician, and ne aud Ms sister,
Miss EVE, played and sang several
songs for me. MIR. Fox asked about
Jumbo and said Jumbo always made
| his house headquarters when he was
| in his neighborltoOd on his election
teering tours. w. H. Youngblood was
| blowing but took time to pull a
| wheel from his pocket and order
! bis paper He is worker as are
| all the other Youn gbloods Johnnie
| stephens was reading the Enter
| prise and invited me TO a seat on
! his shady gallery He and are
friends already for he said few
| things complimentary 70 NY own
work f. Gray was on his porch on
| a pallet and was cooling. When he
heard me say Enterprise he said:
| Get out and talk to me a little. Son,
| get some cool water for us both, and
| he actually wanted me to take his
/ pallet. Mr. Gray knows the bible
and follows its teachings. If az
men were as jolly as be. what good
world this would be
Miss Effie Jones, one of my May
pearl pupils, was visiting some of
her friends near Rankin and she said
send her our paper Miss Effie was
one of the best girls and of course.
wanted her old teachers paper.
r f. Gillespie is putting tn new
machinery in his gin. He evidently
thinks there will be some cotton
made / went 10 the home Of ELI
Ing and found Mrs h. r. Beasley.
who is totally blind. she greeted me
cheerfulIy and said Mr. Ing and her
other son-in-law. Mr.. w A Lyon,
both took the Enterprise, which they
read TO her w. A. Conner, a son of
W. c. Conner. was cutting the weeds
. from around his place. He is about
through work and viii so fishing
At Rankin | found Goodwin Bros.
and Mr. Buie who do a general mer-
chandise business Or. W A. Grant
of the University of Nashville and
Or Rains. who has a drug store are
the physicians. inquired after my
Did friend Anal Caruthers. their
teacher hui they said he was touring
the West, but would be back Ia time
10 teach their school Rankin has a
INN. &fiA&tA anu Hls& AREHhH f1N& ttl
Anal I 40 100. for be is oue oil my
old friends Mr. W a Moore kept
me that might re mas luet moved
l2ra EIom Dallas He owns n good
farm bat It's not GA II this year One
Of b.z sons. who is a telegraph oper-
ator. has just come home from Nor
gan City, Louisiana, Mr. Moore had
just bought a new mower I asked
him if he as going 10 cut Some
grass. BE said no He says III
.on just have go know III Tell you
am going 90 cut 60 acres OF the fin
es} weeds you ever saw Sow sou
pat that IN the Enterprise ana She
next time you come tails wag I'll
whale the filling uat Of YOU Mr.
IooTe took my paper ard wanted me
go stop with him again when ! came
hi~ Way and ! shall for ! igse him
Ar Howard j found he H3W4rd
Drug Co. Byrum q Simpson. auA r
H. Iuie who do s. general cH3rgEar-
disc business They ali said they
were still in the ring aud were glad
they were ON tae top side ye}
came by J c. Hams aud T. G. Cooley .
and both took my paper Mr. keen-
on has q flock Of fine geese wish
I had some of their hair 10 make me
a bed for his winter
Innocence Abroad arrived ia yo@n
sunday and hke a good fellow ST
tended church at boEh morning and
evening services Brother Matthews
puJ him riehf into tae harness Da5~
hiln pass the hal for cg33ecft09 But
that Is alright inuoecace works we}'
at anything YuQ put him A. he @i5l
go 10 Portland Oregon. i'm feW
days aad will stay a few week a. them
return here and take the field again
He is greatly improved tn health
and his old time laugh seems ural ]
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