The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-03
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we all expected We all sog prns.
! Tents but had To gs.e presents IN gu
| turn and We ags aufe sha WeAlihiwF
Nj nife case SIC psstT oF euff hul.
toms and juet so shaw her shms the
ehasN 1ob waA hugnhag / gut hng
/ nosHlH& ID return She tno8 he bnis
TONS awAy from mu and gaade the
| iewcler elye her hur money back
She said she sold butter gof thar
money and did not propo4e - bo
beat oar Of II by me og snt holy
niep She played Santa CLAUS at nur
house and did the square hing by our
children She bought yl4c hos d hox
~ tpols aud bundle of roman cans
| dies II. took bis little saw and
sawed the corner OF her news dresser
and wound ny by shooting ball Of
| fire through her long cloak The
girl got some pretty things and had
/ company and was little lady all
the way through. Bur that II the way,
boys are natural born nnlsances any
| way and should be suppressed
| got an invitation TO quite . num~
ber of dinners and 10 two weddings
/ | couldn't go 10 them all because
can't appear at but one place at
time, Hon. Bowd Farrars wife had
q dining AT her home and wrote
note To my wife 10 come oni and
bring her family am part OF
my wife's family and she can't help
herself. SO she borrowed Dir. Fears
fire horse and rubber tire phaeton
and took me out was a little scar
ed TO go because | am not in the habit
pected that he would want 10 talk
about writs of habeas corpus and
quo warranto proceedings and know
about as much about these things as
| | do about the language OF the peo-
| pie of Timbuctoo But in all this
| was badly mistaken When we got
Mr.. Farrar and eight children The
| children and our children retired to
the back yard where they found a
barrel full of little pups. They romp-
came away with one of the pups. Mrs
Farrar showed my wife a lot o
quilts and canned fruits and her can.
of fresh lard and great sticks of sau
I aon ATy N.arsr.a fa1i
ton. alfalfa, corn, sorghum. and
hogs and proved by Frank Forston
that he knew more about farming
than F J. r. Davenport He never
glad of it, We had a turkey dinner
and it was cooked just right by Mrs.
| Farrar and Mrs. Forston When we
! left that evening they gave us a lot
of sausage and some fresh meat and
| we are eating on it yet
The next day | went to Ennis on
the train, and from Waxahaehie 10
Garrett nothing of the extraordinary
transpired except the lamentations
OF two men who refused TO be COM
forted One said his wife was dead.
the other said his wife was not dead.
Ism il strange how people take af-
fairs of this kind so differently What
may be trouble to one person may
be bliss to another At Garrett |
got off and got a subscription. NJ. W.
T. Meredith. who lives near Bristol.
BY this time the southbound Central
was there and hoped on for En-
mis-. On this train was a sight that
would have tickled a dog. \ Young
married couple were passengers and
the giddy things were asleep They
were literally placarded all over, in
fact had more tags ON them than a
globe trotter's trunk Here are a
few of the inscriptions that they
bore, They are married, she is
a peach. "Hc Is tired. and Wake
them not I suppose all This had
been done hy admiring friends. and
| already knew and formed tine
still slumberine
! Al Ennis ! met s9ts of people that
had already know aud formed the
acquaintance of aiauy more Jumho
| was there thai day and of ,nureo Iu
lihls usual auuhr way hg made DO
10. pleasant for mn a- possible hy in.
trodu,lnl mr to hie MANY FRIENDS
/ ovor Jberr u.. Fnu.s and f
4 didn't llre D NsNauachie id uH 'Q
set me iob ofer lherr prrred
! uto hsr forfa and met HHmuer ni
! har hnsne mru Thcl 81 rs G. a.
iibundlur iu sgiuai u~, aud .s eidt
/ alen to ater bode snd lho saod pare
abont F.. }t i. located cioae tU tns