The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-19
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crop Ia the cause Fin Garvin. 1r.,
Ia young fellow with a pleasant wit.
and baby girl ate dinner there
and IL they arr not a happy little
family ! am no Judge OF Appearances
I'D Kirkland has the finest cotton
| have sesn In all my rounds think
II will make over bale 60 IN. acre.
and know am some Judge of a
cotton patch There IN eleven acres
OF 1t and he said he would lot me
know how II turns out 40 | can re-
port st. j, " Nolen took my paper
once more for his wife. he said. and
he smiled a far away smile
went 10 the hom. OF T. A. Roberts
and bis mother says. He might take
your paper have heard him speak
OF It" | chased out TO whore he was
aud now he In taking our paper aud
the Dallas News. took advantake %
the club rates
r j. Dorsett, Dewitt Rice, and J
NJ Stephenson all live in here close
together. and all have magnificent
homes Mr. Stephenson is recently
from Mountain Peak and his new
house is just nearing completion uu-
der the supervision of Contractor
John w Smith of our city ]. q.
Ferguson superintends J. e, Cogh
ian's farm | found him and his
friend, J. e. Reed, picking cotton.
They had quite a gang OF pickers and
were on their third bale for that
week G. G, Sterling sent the paper
to his father at Brownsville. Ala. II
will bring him to Texas, a surething.
II you want your kinfolks TO come
here, send them the Enterprise and
they will come found J. II. Wat
son, whom | knew from former
trip, and J. w Harbinson got on our
list this time, too, both young men
who wear good faces and whom you
like at once W. e. Carrick and his
mother will move to Graham this
fan They asked about the Shell
tons and Charley Brady, whom they
knew many years ago. Mother Car
rick is now quite old but does great
deal of work yet, and is still lively
and loves to talk and have company.
As one approaches the decline that
leads to K. X. Millions home and
looks over the beautiful valley be-
yond Midlothian. you can't help but
think of Moses on NeboS lonely
mountain, viewing the promised land,
II is a view fit for the painter ana
Dick Milton and J, p Anderson own
acres and acres of it. They farm eN-
tensively but both put good deal OF
their trust in Shropshire sheep, Po-
land China hogs and short horn cat
tie. That brick company have their
plant on Mr. Anderson's land ana
great things are expected OF 1t. both
men are well to do, take the Enter
prise always, and are happy T. X
| Goats lives over in the valley and a
/ Jolly good fellow is he He was plow-
ing stubble and | found him out
w S Ricketts, owns mis- own head
right but does not live on 1t. He mas
a big farm but Johnson grass has
| got a great deal of it, He says he got
! the seed from a seed firm in PennSyl-
vania many years ago. 1hey loiu
/ him that the grass would do great
/ things and he says it has He mas
black walnut trees three feet through
in his ward that he planted in 1863
H. s Magill came here from Califor-
MIA. He likes it fine and says he CUES
SEES he will stay. He Is son-lh-la"
of DE-. Holler Mrs. Carrie Sanders
and Mrs. Dona Pogue live door nelSh-
bors and both paid me for my paper.
Mrs Pogue's husband died since my
, last trip there. | met him on my
{ former trip and had a pleasant tain
, with him. On every round fine
that some of my patrons have pass
} ed beyond this mortal ken.
4 G. ". Henderson has a tine place
= and all the conveniences. | loun'
y him riding a mower He and J.
r Lovett and Prof. j. d. Coghlan'
o bought thresher this year ant
# threshed everybody else's grain bu
@ their own. When they got back t
n their own II was ruined By "a Ii'l
a. white worm. Mr.. Loyett says he vi
" thre~h his next year 30 green INA
x it will sprout.
So r. f. Cook was away hunting co
n ton pickers but Mrs Cook renew'
re her paper She has just returne
es from visit TO her daughter, WI
ne lives iu Louisiana, aud says she ha
lis a most enjoyable "trip ! ate dinn'
lc with =. e. Ferguson then went to So
I1, AldDrdipr ~, went over to NJ
r. Peak and found IN D. r Shytl
Iy wearing fha. broad smile that maN
he ,uH love hsm ~ the gin We toui
.r- g. - Below u.1bs down with Hho
3D.. twenty WATSON. of cotton uu 'h" rW
.st H. aud h. would u. ready Dos ue
cot uu.u.ua .lau stayed chat u'E
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