The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-02-03

TO fellow who ts In good health.
~ho IL an optimist In the superlaiive
degree, who loves human nature. and
who loves to watch for the follies
and foibies and idiosincraeies CT peo-
pie. who loves 10 study their likes
and disiikes. and their joys and sor-
rows. this work OF mine is nonpareil
| never come back from trip but
| am more and more convinced OF the
tact that the great God who made
as all knew Just exactly what He
was doing. and that We should praise
Him always for being of that species
VI microbe known to scientists as the
genus homo. True we have little
trouble mixed with our many bless
ings. but as David Harum says: "A
reasonable amount of fleas Is good
Tor a dog -- they keep him from
prooding on being a dog" II we
we're not taken down once in awhile
DE whole shooting match OF us
would take the big head and would
aot nod to each other as we passed
On the road. But you have your
troubles and I have mine, and a
fellow feeling makes us wondrous
kind"
On my last trip went to Mt
Peak and surrounding country On
the way out | stopped at l.. Tidwell's
but he was gone. J. S. Busby was
400. They took the Enterprise any
way, but I just wanted to see their
phlz's so / wouldt forget how they
took. When I rode up to f. j. Ad-
ans place his wife came to the door.
rhr
Il do all can to keep peace in my
family and if Mr.. Adams was to come
home and | was to tell him l failed
TO subscribe for the Enterprise |
never would hear the last of it, so
send it to us for at least year any
way" Mrs. J. B. Jones renewed their
subscription too. They lived last
year at Sardis and l remember 60
ing to their place last summer.
w. H. Roberts said that he had
concluded to cut down expenses this
wear and that he had thought he
would cut the Enterprise out. But
he says, 81 can't do that, so send her
on Peter Curry came last year from
Leon county where he said the boil
weevil ate him up. He will plant
10 acres of cotton this year and III
BET he comes out with lot OF
money. He has bright lot of boys
and if they don't succeed it will be
because they don't have chance.
When night came l landed on my
old boy friend, Joe Alderdice.
have to go to see Joe every time
get in ten miles of HIM so he car
/. advise me,-and he always doses it
out to me and never charges cent
He has about 20 kicking mules and
he is killing Johnson grass, 100
acres at time. Joe says IL that
johnson grass don't die, 1t will know
it has been in a fight | am watch
ing the result and will let you know
]. P. Bellew runs gin at Mt
Peak and farm on the side. He is
well liked by the boys over there and
they call him Cap. The day i was
at his place he was trying to plan,
oats in the mud with a drill but he
quit and went to town. He says he
can go to town in the mud just any
old day Charlie Sealey was there
with him and took my paper SO
have made another friend.
Ben Hinkle was rushing things al
his place. Some of his hands were
picking cotton and some were plow
ing. / ate dinner there and his wife
and children showed that Ben pro
+ yided we'll for them and his is hap
DIV home. Bob Wilson has five fine
4 looking sons. stopped there abou
O'Clock and he wanted me to ca
dinner with them but l just couldn't
He has bought 200 acres of land ant
is fixing it up to live on. He was re