The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-28
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oat slszs fa lEs &yea y NeegY
iie takes oar daily ere IaKAt. Aad
Sass II anything happsaa BE- ~outa
siaa ia Eno~ tf mex, aas Tie has
a house, tall - ehHdren. and nue -
hts boys "a named William Jennings
Hryau. whlsh shnws Ira, he Is demo.
cratic 10 ths core itis crop h la nug
TX ard be- Is ready for rains or big
meetings either. and said he might
take ia SOME # ,hs#c bis pieugga that
are being pulled nr almost ever
week From ike pall gu around
"a the EbooezoF community and ate
dinuer wtgh G. + Lewis tie II las'
from tennessee bus Says bee likes
Texas and thinks BE will stay "
II sha1 and his boys weFe just go
iug 30 WORK but be subscribed said
he had newer taken oar paper before
bat knew vhat be bad He reads
several other papers and ls well
posted. and says we should vote for
our best men for Office. says II we
vii DO that our country 81 safe.
Lewis Rife has the best cisteru of
water iu all the county always
stop there TO get a drink and he al
ways subscribes for nos paper too J
W Burleson and his sons were cut
Ting the big weeds and scattering
punches Of grass out Of their big cot
ton crop Mr. BurIcson stays with
us all the time and says he would be
lost II We failed to put in once a
week ] w. Tolleson, Mr. Moon and
Mr. Onstead are his neighbors and
a fine set of men they are. / now
crossed the II. d r. c. r, r and got
Il, l.. EtheTidgc back His time had
just expired and of course | had to
pay him a call, He and his brother
are always on our list. | now go
back 10 where II. II. Wade ia in his
cotton field. He is taking quite an
interest in the campaign and of
course needs the Enterprise to keep
himself informed. Ii now began to
rain and | drove my buggy into c. c.
Tolleson's barn and / took shelter in
his house His son was there, and |
take long for him and me to be good |
friends. From there | mudded it to /
4. d. Campbells Mr. Campbell's |
house was full of company but he !
said he never turned a man off, and |
that there was always room for Just |
one more" Old Ellis county is full |
of just such men as that too. If it |
wasn't, a fellow in my business would +
have to quit. Mr.. Campbell has a |
fine crop but is about up. Next !
/ went by Geo, B. Tenery's !
and found that gentleman and his |
wife fixing screens. He is a new
conner to Texas but is we'll pleased.
II met J. w. King, who lives close
to Ebenezer. and got him on my
roster, but almost everybody over
there reads our paper, for they say
we give the news.
At Palmer | found II. H. Cope
land, the Rustler man, at his desk
and getting out a good newsy paper.
He said he was well pleased with his
business and from appearances /
think he should be. Prof HOrnbeak
OF TRINITY university was IN town
that day and seemed to be at home,
for he knew almost everybody. Quite
a number of the young men over
there are former pupils of the pro-
| fessor, and of course they love him
| just as you and | love our former in
structors.
II. c. Slade owns nice home near
| Palmer and / drove out there and
! stayed all night. Mr.. Slade is an
! other man who came here from South
! Texas with nothing but his grit"
[. back him and who has accumu-
later quite a competency. He now
! has a black land farm and a new
house on it and we'll furnished. He
has a fine young orchard bearing, has
| peaches, pears, figs, grapes, and a
yard full of shrubbery to cap it all
His hogs are Polan Chinas, he milks
five COWS, and he plOws big mules.
His wife is as pleasant as she can
be and has done her part in build
ing their pretty home. They have
two little boys but they kept "swip-
ing the half ripe grapes and Mr.