The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-07-03
hllfiN IN THE FIELD


AS I seat 0at 40 this trip ! rse,
my good friend. \ Mall. The "For.
reston giant" he Says. Where il
old ~inuocenee and how Ia be get.
ting along | told him that Mr..
Hudson sas at Corpus Christi aud
~a& doing fine. living on tropical
fruits. hasking TN the sunshine, and
inhaiinE the salt ozone from the
gulf Il don't believe a word OF II.
be says, and | believe he IL busted
fou tell him Ii he needs anything
Just TO draw on me, and. tell him
also. that he win have to take all
that ! am saying or let nae hear from
him" Now. Mr.. Hudson. 1t is up to
you, and Nat Grimes says be believes
you have gone into your hole and
pulled the hole in after YOU
Whence all this silence'
A. {. M~archhanks lives a mile or
two out Of town. His crop looks well
and with the help of his boys he Is
doing his own work for he says he
can't afford to pay the present pri-
young nan who lives with his moth
err said he needed some papers and
so We took him aboard with us. Rev.
r. A. Stewart is almost up with his
crop. He has been lucky this year
for be did not have to plant over. /
got dinner there, fried chicken was
on the bill of fare and | went away
growing. He sen the Enterprise to
his son-in-law, J. j. Keney, who
lives out in Coleman county. Rev.
Stewart bought him a farm out
there last year and will move to 1t
sometime. Mr.. Hargroyes lives close
and SO does J.. B. Tyler, both our
friends. NJ. S. Maxwell was next. /
met him in the road and we just
passed the compliments, for he was
In a hurry. George Maxwell, the Boz
gin man, has built him a new house
since l was there. 1t looks mighty
nice and I'll bet Mr.. Maxwell can
enjoy it.
At Boz | found Ira Graves and Mr..
Rumsey in their stores and Mr.. Lyon
in his shop. DR.. Sims is the doctor
out there and his people love him.
Somehow | have never met the doc
tor, for he is always gone when | go
to Boz. Rev. S. Richardson is the
pastor of the Methodist church
there and is in his work soul and
body. They have an Epworth League
that is second to none in the county.
The church at Bethel takes Rev.
Richardson's whole time, and is the
only country church within my
knowledge that does so. Col. r. +.
| Middleton, of the Mirror" had beer
through Boz the day before me ant
Ira Graves was Dragging about beat
ing him playing checkers, but yol
bet your sox Mr.. Graves never bea'
me. | went by to see MI. Dunaway
who has a fine home out there. Bu'
then, Boz is an ideal neighborhood
and there are many beautiful homes
in that section.
T. f. and c. X. TREY are brothers
and live close together. Their resi-
dences are upon the mountain while
their fine farms are in the valley be-
low. They both take my paper ana
ALWAYS say nice things to me. ! spent
the night with c. r. TREY n most
pleasantly too. He has a CROWD ol
BOYS who are polite and gentleman
Nv and are an honor to their parents
Ono of his cons took his degree from
Raylor this year and another Will
graduate there next year. they are
well posted young men and are inter
estinp to talk to. Mrs. TREY Is a
most pleasant lady and the night
WAS there she had ice cream and
when left next morning ! was feel'
ing importaut To think | had beer
SO nicely entertained by such an eN.
lc.u,nt family. Down in the valley
found ". H. stuart wrestling VIII
the weeds. but he had them about
bestcd ana before this is printed h'
viii te mp with his work j. NJ ber
lrf,r fed me at dinner. tie WAS az
rer, .. F. hee for he has a bis eroI
land re has 10 hustle early and late
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