The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-02-10
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over the same territory last summer
and they remembered me and knew
ray pretty florii face | sold hun
areds of subscriptions To the Enter.
prise then and NOS one single man or
woman but says they tie i; and that
Il is worth the money paid for IT, But
yon caa't fool the people. that In as
true rs an axiom. and tho reason we
give such satisfaction IL because we
eiTp a good paper. There isn't 2 man
on the staff of The Enterprise but
Is proud of his job and Of his paper
and spares no pains, time or labor
10 keep il SO as 10 merit the approha-
ton Of she good people Of Ellis coun-
ty
On ms last trip around Sardis, r.
/ r Williams said be would Try me six
months aud If he liked ne would re-
new ! found him this time hauling
wood aud he was no tronhie at all
| We will keep him Just as long as we
do as we are doing now get up
I good paper v z Johnson did the
same thing then. but he has renewed
/ long ago He couldn't wait for ms
That was right Mr. Johnson. but I'd
I love 10 hear YOU tell more of your
times in the army War stories beat
| bear tales TO me and love to talk
| to n man who has actually seen blood
and heard the whiz of sure enough
bullets, and YOU know Mr.. Johnson,
| YOU have been there in person,
Mr.. Henry Taylor lives near Plain
View school house and is good man
and a good citizen. / found him not
well and he has been sick for some
time. His guest that day was Rev.
J. O. Morrison, a Baptist preacher
So years old, They are both good
takers and we talked for quite
while ate my dinner there and
left with an invitation 20 call every
time | went that way Mr.. McLen-
nan lives close and he is SO years ole
TOO and makes a crop every year He
was burning off grass and asked
him who would make his crop for
him. He says. Il will and expect &c
work as long as | live" II. r. Jeans
and Mr. Meadow were blowing and in
a hurry trying to make the best OF
the few pretty days. | never met bet
ter humored men. but they are both
doing well and prosperity has some
thing to do with a fellows hilarious
ness
There are lot Of Witherspoons
in this county and l have never yet
met one OF them but liked him right
now Sam Witherspoon found
/ burning cornstalks and cleaning up
I his land He took my paper OF
| course. he always does. but he biam-
/ ed his wife with it, said she was Just
| telling him the night before to sub
/ scribe first chance, and, he says
you are married man and would
subscribe if your wife was to tel
You to-" Good wives OF Ellis county
what a lot Of subscribing for the En-
terprise is Done in your names
saw Mr. Stanford, Mr.. Sterling anC
some more of those men over there
were all busy and in a hurry Johr
d. King son of j. M. King, has jus
returned from three years enlist,
ment in the Z. s army He spent
quite a portion Of his time in the
/ Philippines and is very interesting
in his descriptions of places and peo-
pies of his travels. He said he had
seen Aguinaldo many times and that
that erstwhile belligerent Father OF
his country" was now farming, rails
ing rice but being watched by Uncle
Sans soldiers.
When B. F. Cook comes TO WaXa.
| hachie ne has 4 good time He has
| a number of friends here and to know
| Ben Cook is to be stuck on him. This
! last time he was here he came to pay
| his taxes and was entertained ant
. dined BY his old time friend, r. x
Erwin 7 stayed all night with hin