The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-08-07

/ reads 'a sssse asFu jg @as a@'al-
liz bot 50 &c rested as che shop and
talked
T. 4 Ormv sas uu hts frauf xai-
ilery with bis bead resting oa . chair
or TO be plain ab-ont r.. he wah
stretched ont oa hla frout gallery
Ia Says. None bat ihe rtch enjoy
|lfr That IL nay motto. he says.
and laxiness has uo place iu uy
curriculum lie had my horse pDt
/ np and soon had me tn 20 good din
u.g OF fried chicken and all the &C.
compartments tie had two ii'ile
| boys there playing With n pup He
| says. "a boy and a pup get along al
| right II he pup won't follow The
| boy. then the boy will follow the
pup Mir urme don't work as hard
as he used to He says. II worked
| from the time ! was fourteen til
was forty-fiye aud then l held M,
His pile uf stove wood looked nigh
| Is good to me but be said say moth
! ing about 1t for some OF the sticks
| were loaded Well goodby Andy.
, TN next time You are q bully fellow
land / like you.
| J. r. Couch was sick but able 10
be up He took our Daily Light. He
| has fine place. big house, orchard,
pretty yard and knows how to be
nice to his friends G. F Hearn has
an improved cotton that he has been
working up for several years. The
! bolls are larger than the king but
not so large as the Rawdon. 1t is
strictly a five lock and easy to pick.
| | spent this night with him. He has
a large family and several big boys,
all jolly and polite. He 1as bought
| 200 acres of land in Navarro county
near Dawson and is having it i'm
| proved,
J. L. Taylor is another new man
on mys list | always did like him,
! but some how this is my first time
! to get him to take my paper. j. w.
! Lester was just finishing his crop.
1t looks we'll. He used TO live on Pat
Witten's place and speaks in the
highest terms of Mr. Witten. J. H..
| Peaveler fed me and kept me for a
good while. We had the best dinner
ilately. fried chicken, tomatoes, peas,
!,,lyy 4 oil ia h aG Y
Peaveler has a fine crop and 1t al
worked out He is "a good man and
, love to go to see him. He has hac
! some tight times since he has beer
5 in Texas but he is out of that now
= He is superintendent of the Sunda
school at Lone Cedar and his neigh
, bors like him.
]. r. Page split six watermelon
while | was there and / came ava
full. He used to live near Collier
Chapel and asked about his old tim'
friends. j. NJ Smith lacked ten rows
being up and he wanted to hire me
but / "bucked,' for they were the
worst ten rows in the field. His boy
has a fine bull pup and was happy.
| wanted to buy the pup but the boy
said he had no use for money but
| did need the dog.
! j. c. Feaster has l20 acres of as
| fine land as can be found and he
| has big house and a lot full OF
mules. He is from South Carolina,
and when he came here he worked
on John Harrison's farm, and he
saws John Harrison is as good as
gold and has been as good TO him as
his father could have been. You
know IL does me good 10 hear man
praise his friends and especially
those who have been a help 10 them
on getting started \ little help at
the right time has pa many poor
man ON the road 10 fortune NJ Nv
alon spent sometime but Will go
back this week. bur I found Young
blood Brown. Judge tlcmphilh
GRAFTON Petty and more NN last
man vas Il =. white. who Vas un-
loading stove wood BE SAYS We
need % little wood tp make e. little
smoke Cotton is spreading Itself
se, feN boil worms and hea. ~
"a few holt wsoylls. but have seem
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