The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-10

clearing OH and heAUut93u& me Gem
egery ] " G8inor, Baa Lamb. @
Il. Mills An take the Enterprise aud
are the main staya over there | l.
Rawdon. 7 " nohbit A. l.. NIGEL
vary. and Mr. Alternately are there
700 and never fall to keep up their
end al anything undertaken
VIM. c. Davis lives not far from
Britton and has nice farm He
used 20 live near Fnrreston but lived
lust year in Waxahachie His family
Is wife and three little girls and
thew arc delighted with their new
home spent q night with them and
was never better treated and shall
always keep warm place In my
heart for them z. Nj. Hendricks and
Mn Tune old timers with us, | saw
and they asked about Waxahachie.
| went by ]. b. b. Oyeralls place and
on 20 Britton. Britton IL on the FL
lis-Tarrant line and has improved
wonderfully since ] was there last,
They have a bank now and several
big stores r. Hendrickson lives on
high Hill this side of Britton and Is
pleasant man to meet He has a
nice location and seems well pleased
paper TO keep In touch with the news
of the county seat. He was blowing
| and | hope he may make big crop.
now scooted for Midlothian but
stopped aud took dinner with w. c.
| Carrick and his good old mother. one
| of those good old mothers i'll Israel,
/ who loves everybody and wishes ey-
erybody we'll She has lots of friends
/ In Waxahachie and inquired about
| them | went by Dick Aliens and
| Pete Rape's and w, K. Munden's and
/ landed on Steve Buxton for the night.
/ Re has taken the Enterprise ever
since he was a boy He dotes on his
| school and brass on their teacher
1 over there. Onward school house is
! an honor to any community and MIR.
! Buxton is proud of it, His wife is
not enjoying good health at present
| but we hope she may soon be re-
stored Two young Mr. FoX's were
visiting him and | gor acquainted
with his neighbor Mr. Bowers while
was there. Next day he and | went
TO Midlothian and there was B. f.
Hawkins, e. X. Ward, j. f. Bell, D.
e. Colston, T. j. Bryson and thous-
and more of Ellis county's chosen.
This trip ] pulled down the road to
Boz The first nan struck was Jim
Adair and he renewed just like all
the rest of H. Adairs folks do. He is
on Col. j. S. Davis farm and his
places are noted for the good tenant
houses on them. They pillow down
to the road and keep down the big
weeds. d. w. Odom gave me my
dinner and I'll go back there again
for they had turnip green's and hog
| jowl, and that puts work into man.
! | went on to the Cunningham farm
| and met Mr.. Cunningham and found
him TO be most pleasat gentleman.
used to know his son, John, in Cor
Sicana. John was a handsome fellow
and a fine business man. He and
his brother-in-law, Mr.. Tatum, have
q hardware business over there. Mr.
Cunningham has some So tenants on
4 his farms and everyone with whom
/ have ever talked say he is the best
/ man of all to rent from. | know a
4 number of his tenants and they are
] good men too G.. r. Huse was pillow
/ ing but stopped long enough to sub
scribe. He is a worker and I'll bet
comes out o. X. ]. l.. Rumsey and
1 his brother d. X. Rumsey, are on
fthe Sims farm and both seemed well
,sppleased. They read my paper anG
4 always have a pleasant word for me
INV. r. Wolcott said, You are my
! man. | can't do without the Enter
prise and keep posted" But he viii
J know from now on.
5 r. A. Stewart is local Methods
5 preacher and after manner of oil
Joshua he says: GAS for me and m,
+ house we viii serve the Lord" Hi
{ neighbors say he is a good man AM
! | think so too for I staid a nigh
] with him. His children are all mar
4 ried and gone but two and they ar
j IN school. / went by the Bethel par
/ sonage but Rev. Richardson was no
j ut home ID. A. Wakefield stoppe
a bis pillow and we got acquainted. II
u viii plant his corn in few days. a
Il soon as he thinks the weather wi
& DO. !. J. Whitaker was in bed sic
= bur wrote me a check for anothe
81 year These Whitakers' are worker
j from taw and YOU couldn't down on
n OF them with e gatllng gun r. {
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= Rlr ia u he says, and the Patmau
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q g. know, then : smelt hay and dir
q NJ aud skinned out for Heg Barber
q ! got dinner risht always DO Their
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q The boys out there were calls
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