The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-04-05
ANOTHER SHORT ROUND
hafia ADtssk for toepefsiisa Of tGmers
ia tsrAishiaa losnty News.

about ms work with The Enterprise
I, as ven know. am the Held mao and
I travel ala she time In ellis connty
in the interest Of 1ur paper. solicit
ing subscriptions, getting up the
news. and writing up the people.
their FARMS, business. all enterprises
and things OF interest that eome an
der my observation During any eight
months la this work | think l have
made many frieusls. and have been
shown many courtesies for which |
am truly thankful. and had It not
been for these same patient friends
giving me their help. / would no
Now, | want you TO keep on helping
me, but / waut YOU 10 help me sin
more, / am not speaking about sub-
sefiptions, for your patronage in that
line has been all that even the man
agement Of our paper can ask for, but
l want YOU tsome OF your TO be a lit
tie frccr with me about talking to
me about yourselves and your possess
sions. Tell me what you think on
matters OF public interest. and I'll
have something to write about and
will be able to give YOU q breezy let
ter every week. II will do you and
your friends and your county good,
and viii give AS a chance 10 get up
one of the best county papers ever
published. If you have any news let
us know and we will be only too
glad TO publish it. II takes news 10
make a newspaper but we can't pub
fish the news tin we get It. / met a
friend On the street last week and he
says: why don't you put it in
your paper that ] have twin boys at
my house," | assured him that /
was ignorant of that fact but would
see TO it that due notice was given,
He wanted that bit of news put in
the paper and don't blame him and
If all our patrons were like him we
would get mor news than we do.
Help me in this work and I'll write
you up. Your friends can hear from
you and YOU can hear from them, for
remember that at least fifteen thouS-
and people read the Enterprise every
week. Give me your cooperation and
We will boost the old Enterprise to
heights never dreamed of by her
founders.
My work this time was between
Forreston and Italy, and to get n
good start. Monday evening / drove
10 Lon Wieker's and stayed all night.
Ion IS manager of the Anderson
Ranch and has as much energy as
an electric dynamo. His wife is q
worker 100 and is Jolly and good
company, and when Lon gets in one
of his weaving WAYS, she laughs anf
makes fun of him and you ought &c
see him hush and make a noise like
a clam. Mr.. and Mrs. Wicker have
several children. and they are proud
of them. Their Oldest son is a stu
dent at Baylor University and an ath-
lete of state wide prominence. He
has been captain of the football and
baseball teams of that institution. be-
sides making all enviable record as
a student there. Theirs is a happy
home we'll provided for by fond pa
rents and appreciated by grateful
children.
Jim Bell lives at the overhead
crossing owe the I. &. G. y railroad
and was The first man | found after
| got into my territory. He came out
and we talked of crop prospects. etc,
and when | left ne was on my list.
John NJ. Walters hung fire" lust a
little when | went TO his place but his
wife told him that she would like
To have our paper, hen he relented
and she will be happy aud love hin
for a whole year. j. T. Williams. Jr.
and his wife and sons We're in their
garden and from the looks of g., the,
must be yesetarians. This is on,
of lnn0cents stopping places and ~
bet he got plenty 10 eat there.
then drove up 10 Mr. C~laxton's an,
Jawed him for awhile We used O,
. know each other at Rocket and Do.
bad 90 ask about the FrateruHI unioi
lodge 40 that place Ills uelghbor
Vi h. M"ddtr-. Nas There and tol,
mr fo send him my paper di,
not -" ro Mr. Nedder- place bot vH
next 'tmc
D % Williams ID. 1u. of EIIl.
county wealthy farmer. li, hH
tu "Ntrnsig. acreage aud m4enir
.ruI home mg hiu aud his vIf.
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