The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-28

viii move 10 IL some time tie IL tiS-
lng u ar to suit him. has planted cat
4 tig orchard and whsn he moves 10
il SAYS he wiil be at home. His
mother Mrs Mckee lives with him
and is a pleasant old LADY and stiii
talks tenderly Of her friends back
Ia Tennessee His son VAS a student
at Mansfield college las' year and
Will refurn this fall Another son IL
hookkeeper for the Armonr's AZ ~.
Worth and draws a handsome salary
Mr. and Mrs Williams hav. an es
celient family II children and are sue
cessful While here Mr. Williams
told me- Of the death OF ] u Williams
whom ! met on another fr'n and had
quite long talk with. lie was an
excellent gentleman aud our friend,
and We extend our heartfelt sympathy
TO the bereaved family
Next morning crossed Saxa-
hachie creek and got in,o the Ensign
or Old Burnham country ] found J
S Fowler chcpping cotton at the
rate Of seven acres a day. There was
not much grass in his crop but he
is worker and about the quickest
motioned man | know Of j NJ Dix
on, another young fellow with fine
| team Of mares that he is proud OF.
took my paper He was hurryinE 10
/ get off to the " O. w. campt that
| was to have a meeting al Ennis. G.
IN yanMeter. who used to live near
/ Plum Grove was another who knew
| lots OF people that ! knew. hurried
| into Ensign and found ". A. Male
don doing a general merchandise
| business there Alex Champion has
shop and does all kinds of black
smithing and woodwork He Is
| pleasant man 10 meet and would
succeed anywhere. They have
| Baptist church with Rev, Vines as
pastor. The gin is fine plant and Is
owned by Pete Freeman of Ennis.
drove down TO a A Roberts ana ate
| dinner. while his son, Burt fed my
horse He is polite boy and knows
/
| Mr.. Roberts went to visit DR. Steph-
onson who is very sick with dropsy
and not expected TO live. The Doctor
is well known over this country and
his many friends will regret to learn
OF his Illness.
]. F. Suggs said he knew our paper
and loved TO keep up, so he sub
scribed S C. Denny lives on the old
| Burnham square and is with us too.
/ W r Mounts has big crop and told
me he had spent over hundred dol
| lars this year for choppers, but he has
about caught up and will finish up
by himself W. X. Lambert is a
late to make a lot of money and III
bet he makes it too. Mrs. G, G. Aus
tin said she wanted her county paper
above all others. Said she liked TO
read of people and places she knew
That is the kind of reading that suits
me best and I'll bet you are that way
ltoo T. A. Brown and his father, w.
| B. Brown, both came back. They
said they used to take the paper all
the time under the regime of limo
cence Abroad. They have big crops
on the Joe Roren place and have them
in good condition Charlie Page sai0
[ he could not read much on account
of his ewes. but that his wife read TO
him and he would take the paper for
ner. He has graduated lids in a
stubborn form He will have them
treated by a skilled. occulist in few
DAYS and We are hopeful that he may
he speedily cured.
W. d. Morrow lives at Old Burn
ham. and works the Cert farm. He
has raised a large family-seYer
. girls and four boys. Three Of his
: daughters have married in the last
. seven months. He is proud of his
{ family and showed me a picture O
, his daughters in a group. Hi
I daughters are all happily married
o and he saws ne is expecting som'
{ pretty girls 10 rope his two remaining
b sons az any time. These young mel
p. ARE manly fellows and are polite ans
d respectful to their parents. The
b Itrear,a me royalty while 7 was Their
d and shall remember their Bind
y mess The nilht ] was az their hom
g 3 was sick and they poured medicin
.- tdDvr me like was their own son an'
Is next morning ! was Well They Use,
% 10 i've near WaNahaChie and I'm
.oHi-.d after their many friends.
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