The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-27

/ good sehool In about fh.' h~ff 'n'nk
| community caa hare .s1 >AV'
have II. Her. raet ! y = 's' Asoh'
,n., xho.. tenants stsy with him
far wears and wars anti they ae-
,t.,a ,,oeey enough To buy
home on their cHn | have talked
is..,. .s,..,rsf men who have rented
s,.sr,, In Jackson and they love him
a. a fathef c. NJ, Jackson, ". r
stavall, = Il. Jackson and G.. w.
Gates al take the Enterprise and told
me- TO hustle and try TO keep up the
circulation that Innocence had given
IT,
j. Il. MeMullcn lived last year on
the Feds place al noyce. This year
he bought place from McWhorter
near Ozro and is now AT home. /
nighted with him, and like him and
his friendly family Mr.. MeMullen
got mule burned mp this fall and
another singed almost 10 death. but
1t will get we'll s. r. Nicely was an
oldtimer with us and came back. he
said, the first chance W r. Mills
did the same. He was picking cotton
and lacked several bales being out
At Griffith's Switch they have a gin
and Mr.. Walker has a store ! found
Mr. Walker to be Tennesseean and
a pleasant gentleman. He does a
nice business there Wyatt Griffith
lives just across the line in Johnson
county, but takes the Enterprise. He
says he likes paper that gives the
court news, market reports, etc, and
will never fail TO support one that
does So T. W. Camp had never TAX
en- our paper and he said he would
try us for "a whole year, He fed me
and my horse and | went over TO
Auburn. There / met J. D. kuyken |
dali. DR. Nations, who has just NOV |
ed from Avalon, and others.
Rev. S. B. Kuykendall is a Primi-
tive Baptist preacher and is well post
ed. / always stop with him on my
rounds and he and his family make |
me welcome Since | was at his place |
last summer Rev Kuykendall has |
had the misfortune of losing his old
est son, who was almost man. When
| was there last summer, how we'll | |
remember how nice he was to me,
and now he is dead Ny stepmother |
was a Primitive Baptist, and | think !
she had more religion. pure and I'M |
defiled, than anybody | ever knew
She used to tie up my sore toes and
wash my freckled face, and / love
every bone in her good old body.
n. Petit was fixing his fence but
he was glad to see me TO get my pa
per W. ID. Graham asked me about
me to call on him at any time and
swap lies with him. I'll land on him
some night and if | don't learn
new yarn or two | am mistaken in the
man. w. r. Power stuck TO our pa
per and we are mighty glad to keep
such men as he with us. j, f. Sides
took Enterprise and Dallas News both
and will know it all for another year
anyway. All these Files Valley peo-
pie have lot of cotton to pick yet.
The day [ was at Files | saw 8
wagons loaded of cotton standing
F, at the gin. j. X. Reed was picking
! in his cotton and needed a few hands.
II is a hard job TO get pickers now
| the weather is so uncertain.
Aubrey Witten was not at home
but his wife paid me for their paper
and Aubrey will be happy. since
my "trip there last summer his fathe
has died | had quite a pleasan
chat with the old gentleman at hi
spring then and now he is no more
This is sad 10 me 10 go 10 a plac
and 20 Doe told that one for whoI
am looking Is dead found job
/ Winn and his son and /. 4. Vors