The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-28

| sous-tn-iaw. the iianey OrotheFs. arc
good workers and make big crops
Waiter In a mule trader and gener-
ally haA a EVw span when 40
there a = white Is a young man
| full NJ llfe and atm Ne vas pso~.
lne Ia tash | held him NJ and got
I hIm aboard our ship These yoang
ucn are gooa fog 80 yeafa on the
Enssrprlae. that Il why | an go anx-
lous about them
! 10 Kramer ia ths silver laced
/ Wyshdoife chicken man Of Ellis
county He has about SEQ yoans
birds thA, are hesuttcs lie makes
mooney oat 81 sls business and gets
lof - pleasure too Mr. Kramer has
good family and never fail 20
stop theirs go my roands Tits bro.
thpF ~ha Is graduate 10 music
waa there tie Ia flme looking
Young nau and ia luaf back from
aolaing series VI meetings In
which he led ghe singing for an
evangelist
D. w M MILAN Lives near Wyatt
and u trip 80 that place without see
/ las hgm aould Zee all out uf Joint
/ Tie gs e widoN,r aHd keepa house
wiea his bosa dout $3.50 gny usa 10
$50 doing bus am NET irving % 81
/ tend 80 his business for him. oniy
suggesting thag he might get mar.
fIed I saw him of course. hunted
/ him mp. We talked little and !
says. Mr. Mcmillan. t@H ufe ono
81 your aougting scrapes, you kno~
you can. and / am sure some Of
them wuuld be- funny Wei, be
says when was about 90 years
/ old young lady visited our neigh
/ borhood aud | 1T once fell head over
heels IN love with her, She was one
Of these plump. fluffy little things
about which men go crazy and fight
duels and III tell YOU | had bad
case asked my mother to give me
| q party so could invite this object
| Of my worship and she did. Ny
sweetheart came aud ! Just monop-
lolized or rather "hogged her
whole time. | thought | was II,
and | was sure this angel thought
the same, When she left she forgot
! her little overshoes, and next morn
| ing ! concluded to take them 10 her.
| | only took one. intending to take
! the other the next day and thereby
have an excuse for two visits.
wrapped the little shoe up in It's
| sue paper and proceeded over TO her
! house. | tapped on the door and she
met me all graciousness and all
smiles. handed her the shoe and
! told her / had come to bring her
| oyershoes that she had forgotten
the night before. She thanked me,
| but on opening the bundle she says,
! Why, you have brought only one,
| and she looked we'll, just fit TO
eat ! replied, yes, / know | did, but
/ III bring the other tomorrow. You
see | wanted an excuse to come
back You are pretty, and sweet,
and-and-and. ! wish you were
la centipede and had thousand
but by gosh, never got to finish my
speech she slammed the door II
nv face, and | went back home an6
am wondering yet what she quit me
or" In the meantime | was cling
ing to a wire fence laughing. HE
says, What are you laughing about
are you crazy?''
J. O. Shultz was fixing the scho-
lastic report for his school. The
Wyatt school has 10S scholastics and
they want a principal j. 0. Curry
| 7
fellow for he is friendly and up TO
date. He reads and knows what is
going on. w. A. Curry has fine
field of cotton and he was in the
middle of it hoeing away. They had
missed some of the big rains lately.
1t rained while | was there, so we
| went to the house till the shower
was over. o. H. Vaughan hVes
Iclose. He was at work and | went
out to him. He had read my paper
land knew me. He subscribed and we
jumped in the buggy and pulled Tor
lit was just pouring. | came by MT.
Peak and got my dinner with II. l..
White. He is a Tennessean and a
fine man. He loves his school and
does all he can to keep 1t up &c the
highest point. He is Consul Com
mander of his camp of the w. .. w.
land we all like Mr.. White. He mas
a good wife and three bright, heal
'thy children, and ! hope to know
more of them all as the years 90 by
| came home in the rain. was as wet
as a drowned rat when | arrived.
My good wife gave me dry clothes
land going to the cupboard she found
lust the medicine to keep me from
taking cold. MfLFIN.