The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-12

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James Matthews aid be liked us
| and hooked on 10 our band ~agou
c. T. Ham. a young f.liow said send
the Enterprise To him. We shall
and hops 10 keep Il up forever more
| found the Goilcher brothers over
there. They have bought the Bat
ties farm and are making things
hum
j " Davis has mic" home and
is happy with his good wife and five
boys | got there after dinner but
was soon az the table where / got
a good meal that ! enjoyed Mr.
! Davis vas killing hogs. some that
he had left ! stayed Their. for quito
Il while and think | shall 20 again.
young man and he is getting on fine,
He had four good horses TO his plow
land they were turning out the stalks
/. | know his father and the sou is a
chip off the old block. You Ike
them both any how. j. NJ. Worsham
a county paper the best of all He
was blowing two but while his team
plowed we talked
w. s. Bell and En- Reagor are
two well to do farmers who live close
:. together, and two better. bigger men
never came down the road. They
are well posted and have their own
ideas and express them too. ! love
10 20 10 sc. them for | always get
a welcome and big laugh before
leave. Mr.. n c. Hitchcock takes
our paper and says it is always on
time. " 4. Kyle was out in the
field but his wife paid me a dollar
and said keep the Enterprise coming
His son, Dave Kyle, | used to know
at Maypearl. | saw the young man
on this trip and renewed our ac'
quaintance.
s. G.. Robinson owns ITO acres OF
/ as fine land as our county has. Ht
has new house and it is furnished
with all the conveniences. Mr.. Rob
inson loves his friends and likes t.
have them come to see him and par
take OF his hospitality. He and hi
wife are still young in their way
and their merry laughs show 20
that you are welcome. | spent
might there and most pleasantly toe
Their daughter, Miss Christina is
most accomplished young lady ant
played the piano for us till Mrs
Robinson slept in her chair, W.
| laughed at her, but she got even b.
saying, III send you to bed THU
minute and she sent us. Joe Kin
zie is a close neighbor. I called or
him for my first time. He is a Ken
tuckian and came here several years
ago with not much Of this world I
goods; now he is well Off and is liv
ing easy. Mrs. E. C. Faulkner paic
me for the paper, and said her chill
dren were fond of reading. She ha!
q most excellent family, one of hel
| daughters teaches the Ray school.
n r. J. West and Is. NJ. Carter liv,
| just across the road from each other
III always stop there and get ever
with them by getting myself wei
| fed. | landed on Mr.. West this tim'
about 10 O'Clock a. m. He said HI
didn't have to work all the time sc
we took in his place. His children
were all away but his baby, DO,
; about six years old They have mu
: sic in their home, one of his sons
being q splendid musician. but h
J was away at school. Next time II
get there at night and and then VI
viii have some music. Mr.. Carter
has new boy AT his home. so he
was staying around pretty close till
J the youngster gets a little more set
tied in his ways. | got a look at his
fine four-yoAr-o4d black horre. Clip
per" and Sav him rattle OFF some OF
his saddl. gaits. He is indeed, a
black h-'auty.
e. l. raAris owns 4 great deal OF
land and farms on a large scale. ~
present be IL suffering from rh.u-