The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-11
RAnblINGS OF nllfiN


rush Keep eiegnaliy at Il Is what
makes any business succeed II +
am So Judge by ~hat our patrons tell
me ~e are succeeding ~igh our pa
per. for = man says 10 me last week.
II like the Enterprise. for yon FOLKS
trY TO get mp good paper. and you
are q walking. living example Of
What work and energy ran do,
The people Of Ellis county believe
In work and are always ready 10 pat
fonlEe any worthy enterprise We
are doing our best. good people. and
your patronage is satisfactory In the
fullest sense Of the term.
Down Waxahaehie creek this time
below Howard / drive up TO the
home OF n. +. McCarter. He like
the rest OF those folks out there
never lets his paper run ont. but
want 10 get acquainted with him so
pull up III. shows me fine mule
colt and two Dunlap colts. He will
have some Of this high priced stock
In q year or two. | find lots of good
colts on my rounds now, for a man
can afford To raise stock when he can
get we'll paid for his trouble, and
anybody knows raising horses and
mules Is some trouble. ". l. Rob
inson IL next. He liz screening his
house, fencing out the flies. so he
says. fixing up to snooze these long
hot summer days and not have to
fight the pests. n. w. McWhorter
and ]. T. Murphree are close by.
Mr.. Murphree has been on our list al
ways and never fails To have kind
word for us. Who would undertake
to run a paper without such friends
anyway? w. A. Lewis went 10 New
Orleans to the Reunion and from
there to his old home in North Car
DINA. He Will have great time
and deserves to have. for everybody
likes Mr.. Lewis. Since coming to
Texas he has prospered and now has
q good home and is resting easy.
w G. HALEY | found sitting on his
front porch, looking, as only we'll
TODD farmer can look on his front
porch, satisfied. We had a good din
ner and talked of Tennessee, his old
home, and of Gov Bob Taylor whom
he knows so well and admires so
much. His son, fine looking young
fellow was there too and fed my |
horse all he could stuff. Old Ellis |
is safe, these young fellows |
will fall into line at the proper time
and will see 10 the "Old ship of |
State"
w j. Connell is a fine man and
las a fine crop. He had been out
IF our paper for few months and
asked me a few questions about what
lad been going on since that time.
He is in line now and We will tell it
all to him every Friday. j. II.
Peaveler, who used to live near Ster- |
rett lives over there now. | found |
him blowing in good crop. He is |
the lucky man who drew the planter
from the McManus implement house. |
He is proud of his luck, and says. +,
Better TO be born lucky than rich"
| found Mr.. Lohr in big white house
and well fixed. Mr.. Shoffner had a
sick son, and Mr.. Junkins had a big
gang of hands chopping out his cot
ton. over near the creek | found
an old subscriber. w. e. Britton. He
came back and I'll see TO 1t that he
STAYS hereafter. He brags on us and
saws we have the best county paper
he knows of j. w. Cassels, young
fellow, said he had been reading MI.
Titles paper long enough, said Mr..
TITLE was always willing to loan,
but he says. I'm take it and then I'll
have it." He and his brother have
fine crop and hope will come out
with big lot OF money this fail.
f. p Clark says when | come it
/ always rains The last time was
| there II rained the bottom ont and
{ II did the same thing this time.
1 When ! wsrs there before Mr. Clark
was widower with four little boys
to care for; since then he has been
happily married 10 Mrs. Aldridge
and the little fellows are now happy
and care free. Mrs Clark Is one OF
those good women who take pleas
. ure IN making YOU feel welcome.
. don't know who I congratulate the
more. Mr or Mrs Clark. of
their happy union. r.. =. Leb,w win,
lives close by and an aid friend o
, mine TOOK me ont to one side Hus
told my mat be had uew baby -irl
and be- slapped nae iu the back "a
p hard Z ana sore from b. SET. Re b
q q young fellow nov. uuf us fhs year
. go hy De- viii take these 'hiu-H .asir
aud easier. know what ! am falk
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