The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-10
Old Outlaws Stronghold
The Story of Hidalgo.
Story of Hid algo.


This trip / @ent Shove Midlothian
aad ~ far VII ~ Brlltou | taaad
the people eanareils protiy sell ap
with their work. and almos every
man woula sae fhas IS @as 90 mach
,sester ~ @haa he naa sb3a slmc last
yaag. Gar8entae hag started Eng
tish ng8s. enlaua. Fa1llse spring
inrnSps mustard. ana latiuee IS being
pianfea and uafss lu WAis@ q coed
lady tells mo she has sei q han. and
am this reminds me t1at there Is a
good siue ccu}ug visions of Ye&ota
hle 6lnnera and Ynllaa shanked
chscAssag make Hla tainh 3lia1 life IS
worth living after en-. Corn e being
planted 100, ard hare VIII be roaBt-
Ing ears ana cau eat bali q dozen
any day Another thiuE that ! take
notice 90 Is that SO many people are
beaugifyins thelr homes by plant
Ing out shade Feea, ahrGbbegy. vines,
etc These things cost so httle, just
g little work ~ she right time. aud
a desert bare Is turned into a bower
of roses. which 20 our wives and lit
tie ones is IA thing af beauty and 3
Joy forever ST. this calls up the
advice OF the lamonted Ex-Governor
iogg. who said that every family
should haze q home be il ever so
humble OF so small then make IL a
haven az rest and an ark OF safety
by making il attractive 80 the. in
mates.
]. /. Lane and his wife and chill
dren were on the south side OF the
house emitting potatoes 20 plant They
were all 10 good uumor and seem
ga glad 10 see me They have fifteen
living children ana all are healthy
and doing well Mrs Lane says u
have one son who Is very delicate.
just weighs 225 pounds bgt he can
pick SOC pounds Of cotton and think
he hasn't done much either ! have
a daughter who is little and tiny but
she manages to Eeep up and do her
work. she only tips the scales at 100
pounds Their youngest is rous-
ing big headed hoy named Jack Beall
Lane Air Lane sets great store by
our young congressman and says he
viii vet live To see Jack Beail govern
or of Texas. Mr. and MIS-. Lane are
proud oA their family, but who
wouldn't boz I found ms old friend
w. f. Dutton, over there and he said
he was well pleased and had all the
land he wanted to work L. Bradford
was on the Kit Claunch place and
learned to like him TOO,
H. H. Rutledge has On ideal farm,
a nice house, water works, barn, sta
bles, orchard, a pretty yard and he
is resting on his oars having turn
ed the place over to his son who is
making things hum after the fashion
of his father Mir. Rutledge has the
finest breeds of black and white Min
orca and and White Rock chickens.
He is fixed for the business, has his
pens and houses and an incubator.
His Poland China hogs are as pref
tv as their picture in the Farm and
Ranch. and Mr.. Butledge gives all
these his special attention. j. G
Hart lives on the Kimball ranch
and is a bully old boy to meet. He
says they have their neighbOrhoods
all named over there, and he gave me
a few of their soubrtquets;. GREASY
Row ''Auger Hole" |sButtermilk
Hill" Hungry Hollow Smoky
Hollow, a" "SunflOWer Ridge" and so
on. Now fssttis is7 not true 'remen7
Der Mr.. Hart told LIE and j asst Jump
on him But one thing I can say, a
better, bigger hearted set of people
I never met and Z always love TO go
over there. ] .. BP0wH, 81 a. Cren-
shaw. j. r. C6riFgtoh ulf t9ek nay
paper, and isGoabda.s.bilna andrews
VIII Davis, and Mr. Scarhoro, all oil
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