The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-08
hlLFIN IN THE FIELD
~0eseryalioaS Made By Enterprise Ms
SioasrY 90 His weekl3 noaad.

N H"H wa
the land there ls what S. known as
~hiteg1rE. but BE- bass o htE creep this
year found several meH aba Say
thgy wIll snake almost d bale uf e8f-
ton 20 tbs acre found one man
who said This 81 have made Geo
as much cotton ss { expected go. and
I hayo received greater prise than
/ even hoped for and J am not aick
ink drive around and stay a}l night
AH drove out / stopped ta see j.
b. Jenkins He SASS Come and sec
my piss. think maybe ne pushing
them J can Eet them large enough hy
Christmas We went out 80 the pen
and sa waix 500 pound black ho
Nr Jenkins has made lots OF money
since he has been where he IS Hnd
he viii probably buy him Is place this
tall His brother. W. H. jenkins. was
In his cotton picking His hearth is
not very good. but he worbs just the
same and has a fine T. and viii
come out alright this fall Our good
friend, NJ A. Beard. has built him
n new two-story house. and III tell
you Il looks fine, But you know an
these things come where we make
good crops. a. r. Crumpton was
away, but his wife took my paper,
and Of course Crumpton can read II
and thank her Tor subscribing.
I~ w. c Williams still wears that big
smile that makes us all like nim.
But shucks who wouldn't smile II
everything went as well as IL does
with him2 He has good %neighbors,
a happy family. and he has kicked
hard times Gas far as ne Is concern
ed into smitherecns. II. NJ. Wells
is from Michigan, but he has mar
ried a southern lady ana he Is in
love with her and our great Texas.
We welcome all such men as he to
our country for he is a citizen worth
having. w. II. Oglesby lives close
too, as does r. II. Underwood, all on
our list. ! found Mr.. Willis. a Hill
county man and alright. He has a
new house and ! guess has come to
stay, Reck Brown, a young fellow
and a crop maker, gave me a dollar
for the first time, but I'll bet il will
not be the last.
w. G. Christopher-well. he is get
ting there Eli. The first time / ever
OF him he had a book, Three
Years in Arkansas" and | read it to
him and we laughed like two boys.
Now he takes my paper and the Dial
News too. and his fried chicken
can't be beaten, for ! have tried it
more than once. j. w. Livesav is his
close neighbor and l guess they think
a great deal of each other for there /,
is a path across the cotton held be /
tween their houses. Mr.. Hollabaugh
still lives IN nat high hill and drinks
in the pure ozone, and is healthy If
his looks is any index.
y. r. Woodbridge looks more like
a steamboat captain than eve He
and f.. 4. Jenkins of near South
Prong are old time friends, and when
they meet. they havn't met for many
years. ia give "a dollar 10 see these
two old sizzly bears hug each other.
4. j. Reynolds has sold out and will
move TO Oklahoma. We regret 10
lose such men, but like TO see @ man
try TO do better.
Tom Allen IFS as fine % young man
as old Ellis affords. tie is % Young
farmer ard i- getting there with both
feet. HE has "a sweet wife and @
baby and this viii not be- the last
time O will hear from Tom Allen
g. n. Grounds was selling out "a load
pt fresh meat This is "a prot,fabI,
business 90 him and is q great accom-
mediation Co his noighbors . vs.
/ Malone had just finished q load of
cotton. l,5>U pounds. of about ouc
acre tits father. g. g. Malone. WAS
there aud Do, O.. "a jolly old gentleman
ud easy to ger acquainted With U,
Iu-Erd mr about politics and { Iyff
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