The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-22

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~ the southern portion II The coaa
Is 1'ho trains ar. NOS ahis'iing there
yet. but The rnad bed II complete.
IN. rilia9 - being driven across
Chambers ersck and before long
the new to~u 3ili bs assuming pro-
portions The uew city ~ wali laid
off. The ground Ia sianilng and ran
b, drained without much expense
aud Il Is surrounded hy ~ rich
COUNTRY and az fine . citizenship as
old Ellis affords. and that means the
very best. for Ellis county stands
first among the counties ~ TEXAS.
Already many handsome residen-
eos have been erected and more 20
folios Gid Riddle, John bird. Mr.
Boreu. Sam Collier : T. Robertson
and Arthur Chapman. are all living
In new homes erected since the town
was located Mr.. Roach aud Mr.
Wilmington Will begin building
/ modern residences at once The Citi-
! gems Lumber company with j w
Render as manager, ia already on
/ the ground with plenty OF lumber.
nails. etc They have put mp large
sheds nice office. and are doing
business While | was there several
wagons were on the ground hauling
+ off lumber The business men of Old
Bardwelt will move to the new loca-
/ ton as soon AZ they can make the
proper arrangements These are all
/ pushing, enterprising men and are
| most enthusiastic over the prospects
/ of the new town W. b. O'Bannion
( does a general merchandise business.
/ He paid me for the Enterprise and
/ Is man you like right now. Chap
/ man Bros. carry a fine line of every
! thing They are good business men
and treated me most cordially. l..
| Forehand has a full line of drugs
! and is a most excellent young man.
! He writes for our paper from over
| there and does his work well. The
! town has two physicians, DR.. Fore
! hand and DR.. Holton. both doing a
! good practice. Mr. Warren has a
| blacksmith shop. They have a large
commodious school house. long
| roll of pupils. and all presided over
/ by two excellent teachers, Misses Ora
| Driscoll and Smythie Herrin. Bard
| well will make good town for she
| has the people, the country. and the
| grit We welcome her into the galaxy
of Ellis county towns and extend to
her the right hand of fellowship.
The first house | drove up to was
| that of w \. Lewis, near Howard
| He was gone but his wife told me
| that they never let their time on our
| paper expire. They have lot full of
| big listed hogs, which are a pretty
I sight. If | owned a farm I'd raise
hogs when | could sell them for six
married man took my paper When
a fellow gets married and wants TO
start right about the first thing he
! does is to take the Enterprise and
! then never let his time expire. He
| will soon learn to love our country,
I her Institutions, and her people, aud
/ feel thar he is part of the same.
i ". T. Hendrix was blowing mp cot
: ton stalks for another crop. He has
/ bought property at Bardwell and
( will run cotton ward there next
{ year He viii do a good business for
[ Rdrdwcu will gets lots of cotton. j.
h. Niiiford aud Mir Shaw both took
\ my paper They were gathering corn
so I did not Eet tu talk to them
i, Ions met r. VI Marks hauling
wood Re thinks there may b" some
cold weather vet X. \. Floyd farms
! and has q blacksmith shop ON the
side which brings him In many q
/ dollar tie works all the time, iu fair
| weather uu the farm In bad weather
/ IN the shop + T. Clark is improving
L his place generally. 10 has built
/ more 20 hts house and WAS putting
lar new fence around his place
a hen uas there, all Of which adds
greatly to che appearance of bis nice
home
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