The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-05-23

I Re came back 10 ns again He In
on@ VI my friends of former trip
and ] stop at bis place always, for re
tells me to. j G. Farmer never took
our paper before but laid hts neigh
| borS, Mr. Martin and Nj. Giles said
| II was good one and he believed
they knew. and he would Try Us lie
II looking for his sons 10 pas him a
visit before long Mr. kerhy aud
bis son have big cotton crop and
/ were getting READY To 30 To FORT
Worth for hands TO chop Il out C.
w Tapp was oui in his yard oiilng
up his harness He came to meet
me and wanted TO shake hands hu.
! told him just TO take my word for
II. He has so acres OF cotton and
| said every row was a good stand.
| said to him, Take my paper" He
| said. III see my Wife about it.
He saw her and heard her tell him
You take that paper or tomorrow
you are widower" He gave me n
dollar and his good wife viii put up
with him for another year anyway.
w. A. Sisson kept me this night
| and we went TO the closing exercises
OF the Avalon public school. The
musical renditions and other parts
We're all good and the people told me
| they had good school this year
! Col. Rice, state organizer for the
Fraternai Union, gave splendid
| In ~ y,
was well received, after which Judge
| W. c. Cox of Italy delivered an ad-
dress in his usually happy way.
! Next morning ! went around 10
see my old friend, 0. l.. Brown, and
found him assisting his wife in house
clean. He was we'll UP with his work
and said he was getting along o. k
w. A. Youngblood took my paper
again. He is kin to the rest of these
loungbloods and that insures his be-
! ing honest and upright We have
quite host of Youngbloods on our
| list and are mighty glad to get him
! back. NJ. l.. Steele was in bed wi.
chill, a bad bed-fellow, but be-
tween the chattering of his teeth he
| told me to keep him up with the
times. He has two little boys that
are the funniest fellows this side of
the atzenjammer kids. But you
know all little boys are bad-they
get to be good after they are memo
/. W. Worthy, my young bachelor
| friend, is still walking this world
alone and some good woman's heart
is aching for his sympathy He has
a fine crop, always has; he has one
hog and one game rooster, and when
passed there the hog and rooster
We're fighting, his bull dog had his
bob tailed tom cat up tree, an6
there was lack of woman's care al
, around there. Now, Mr., Worthy
when | get back on my next roun
/ want to see two hogs in that pei
G a yard full of chickens, the cat
v the house snoozing on a rug, al
Il the dog sleeping on the front poarc
guarding his mistress, and when
g ask for Mr.. Worthy, | want swee
little woman to say, ooh, my HUSBAND
} is out in the field, you will find hin
out there not far away" c. T. Gray
lives close. He was hoeing out his
corn said he had read Mr. Worthy 5
paper some but wanted it for him
self. He is another young married
man who has launched his boat for
success and a happy life.
! | now sailed into Avalon and found
| the postmaster, VIII McKinnie, and
| Hon. p. j. Hempbs engaged in
| discussion as to whether 90 geese
at 40 cents a piece would cost more
than 40 geese at 90 cents a piece.
| wanted them to compromise but
they wouldn' t, and ever since | have
been thinking 80 geese at 60 cents
a piece, 40 cents at 60 geese apiece,
and, and-l'll leave it to them.
Avalon is the largest inland town
in the county, that is the largest town
off the railroad. w. 5. Mckinnie
has the postoffice and groceries,
Petty & Miller general merchandise.
r. +. Crayton & Co, drugs and gro
Ceries, b. f. McMorvis, general mer
chandise, Hal Hale. groceries, Buie
and Reynolds, dry goods and gro
chandise. Pitman 4 Peryman, black
smithing. c. W. Dellinger. black
smith. Mrs Field Il Mrs. Allen. mil
luery. b. W. Brant. confectionery,
J. r. GLADDEN. and J w. Pointer,
barbershops. and C. NJ. Piper. butcher
shop They have TWO splendid ply
sicians. Dr. O. G.. Grant and Dr g.
r. Nowlin Rev l.. b Jenkins i~
pastor of the Baptist church Rev
Patterson pastor of the NJ e. church |
and Row Angus Johnson. pastor of
ttg Presbyterian church Thgy have
"a union sunday school with r. a |
Pritt. superintendent The W o. I
W Camp has about 100 member
and the 3 O. of 4 lodge about rn 7
members Oug paper has "a fine ..si /
ater there aud many warm friends I
Miss Maepic Field Isl our correspond. /
eu. Fud beg .glttrs ave- appreciated I