The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-25
hlLFlN IN THE FIELD


I went RAA tH+4F tAAR week ana they
acre busy. With several wagons IN
the yard Mr. Wilson Is their book
/ keeper and he Is fine man for such
a position, for he IS polite aud cuurte-
/ Gus 10 ali and that II worth a whole
lot I'm any place In life T. Tidwell
ilyca there and tells me that his
health Is much improved. which win
be- gratifying news 10 an hts friends
AZ Saralvo found White a Sande-
ford. the grocery men, who. not long
ago. bought out Mr.. Patton. doing a
good business Mr. Chrislcr. the
Central Texas Grocery Co.'S man.
was there and they were giving him "A
good order for the staples and other
catables.
/ a, c. Dodson and his folks still
remember me, for IL Vas there that
| took my mid-winter bath last Feb
ruary II came very near killing me
and / II not take another, though Mr.
/ Dodson told me to pitch TN when IT
suited me. went by to see ]. J.
/ KIRK and found his folks sick. then
went to see Mr.. Brooks, where | got
/ my dinner He and his son, Ed. are
my friends and | always stop TO see
them / went by Ed, kirkland's and
we exchanged courtesies only, for he
was too busy picking cotton.
L. Munden lives close TO Midloth-
! ian and when got close TO his place
| my harness broke and / had to go TO
| Midlothian for repairs He came
along with buggy fun OF hoes and
said he was mighty glad to see me,
and" he SAYS, lets go 10 Midloth-
ian, then you come back and stay all
night with me- OF course. | accept
ed, but when We got to the GENE
terry he turned out and said they
were going to do little work there
that evening. / worked, too: dug
up half an acre OF Johnson grass
and Dragged on that new hand of
his. We did good work, so Prof
Coghland and B. F. Hawkins said
so good that they gave me a pressing
invitation to repeat the performance
next evening, but | had other Ell |
gagements | spent that night at Mr.. |
Munden's home and he has a big |
happy family of all whom vie with |
each other in making YOU welcome. |
He has a big farm, a fine crop, and |
IA young mules to sell. His oldest |
son will graduate this year at Geor- |
getown and one of his daughters will |
enter there this term w. A. Atkins, |
a Tennesseean, lives on his farm and
takes our paper. He was busy pick
! ing cotton, but SAYS Texas is all
| right.
Dave Smith, a son of Mountain
Jim Smith, has a big lot of land and
a big crop already to gather. He was
just back from Fort Worth, where
he had taken fifty-seven sheep to
sell He brought back some mules
which he bought at bargain He
will keep them year and double his
money on them. Mr. Smith says
every farmer should keep few sheep
/ as there is good ready money in
| them.
On the Kimmel ranch is J. w.
| Needham, whom | have known for
! the past four years. He came here
four years ago with nothing but
Now he has four good horses, wagon
farm implements, and big crop. He
is worker and Will yet own some OF
this land for himself They have a
new baby there, a two-weeks-old boy,
which they are as PROUD OF as though
II was the first and only one. Il. IT.
Morgan takes the Enterprise all the
time. He was putting up sorghum
hay which he says is the best hay
spent a night al the home of L. c.
! Har, and they are clever, and make
/ n belated fellow traveller welcome
- Mr. Hart had gone TO East Texas for
! hands bar his son was there ana he
was moving things up. G. T. Jackson
. paid nae dollar and said he would
= move into Johnson county this fall
1ut wanted 90 take the paper with
. him. Ho. too. was taxing care of a
fvu-days-oli son. who had come ga
inherit his share of tHs worlds joys
. Miss Nadeo Murphy is O. little lady
whom G met ON my first trip over
-hrre SIN" was sick fus and I sent
h.r some samples of our paper She
De- . regular subscriber nos aud
tat-- severn. other papers. -0o She
VIA m.sr smart woman. for She is
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