The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-18

acres OF cotton and 10 acres of corn.
His corn Is very fine and will make
so bushels an acre. Wells Griffith
who lives on the same farm has the
best cotton | have seen.
At Auburn the first man | saw
was DIR. CURLY His horse had just
run into a wire fence and cut himself
but the doctor was as cool as an army
surgeon and took my paper. " D..
Cornett and G.. It. Harvey have stores
there. and w r. Crowley shop
Rev. s. b. Kuykendall was suffer
ing from rheumatism in his arm. He
is on new place and was having a
we'll dug. ] l.. Boswell said. limo
cence III. Ell? Here Is a dollar for
you and may YOU thrive. T. w.
Wood S little girl had had the mis-
fortune of swallowing grass burr
which lodged in her throat DTs.
Tibbs, Eeplinger and Cornwell had
performed surgical operation and
the little lady was doing we'll Mr..
Woods is farmer and stockman,
and his fine black jack, Mack. which
he bought in Tennessee. Is a thor
ouGhhred.
.
who is Wen fixed. He had 220 acres
OF that fine black land and every
building on the place full OF baled al
taita He has fine hogs big mules
and Jersey COWS He is from Missis-
sippi and knew all my wife people
there and promised to come and pay
us ,sjI during The ChautaHqua.
/ want him TO come for l am going
TO see him again the first chance
gel
L. W. Cox has 80 acres of tine cot
ton and his corn is good for fifty
bushels His little girl was out in
the field with him and she was IA
pretty baby girl j. =. Whjteon
forked over The stuff and said he
had been feeling lost ever since his
tine expired At Files ! saw Mrs
NJ. A. Files and she is indeed a
pleasant lady. She is now entertain
ing as visitors J. i. Gordon wife and
children OF Shreveport La.
The people of Files have secured
the Old School Presbyterian Orphans
Home. Three hundred and forty
acres of land have been
contracted for by T Nj, T J, and j.
d. Files and James Newman. The
community gave $4,000 additional.
Mr.. Knox of Dallas Is soon to erect
an $4,000 cottage. which will be fol-
lowed by another one at d cost of
10000 well is being sunk there
now. w W. Nixon, an old bachelor,
fed me that day He was hauling
off corn and getting fifty cents
bushei for il. w. +. Golladay was
and still reveres the name of his old
commander, but he is now serving
in the ranks of one more mighter
than he, the Prince of Emanuel w.
j. Nigar kept me over night and fed
me chicken. good yellow legged chick
en- T. f Grant took our paper for
another year and inquired about Mr..
Hudson.
Nj. A Davidson does general mer-
chandise business at Bee Greek. He
has three sons in Oklahoma. He
takes the Enterprise and sends it to
them, too,
| went out to the thresher of HaT-
ris & Son, which was threshing the
crop of NJ. Haynes Mr. Harris said
the yield this year of oats had been
from 10 to Is bushels. while wheat
had been from ? TO % bushels.
J. A Stanton lives on the Anderson
ranch He farms and stock raises,
His little girl was taking music and
plays well for one of her age. J.
w Woodland s wife was shaving him
for the picnic at Great House an
J. r. Minor was still in Mysteries
over the arrival of a pretty little
baodad no oiVl
/ went to the Sunday school picnic
at Great House. / ate and | ate,