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


ter ] euet mss good friend. Nak
Grimes stir load If oats thsi be
@#E taking to market He waH
eofking q fwo yvar old coli iaat
wss aeB9tY and ar geusle "a a eat
MAJ ls y gfeat lover ~ Sire stock and
kpuws every good eali In tea miles
n A3m He alsn showed ne three
year Ola Brooks colt that telonRa t3
Fred Haa#sl4 Nos that r. ftus
colt a deep bay. and the ybBaE man
bias refused st9a fof hjm ! ueyer
lire looking ~ flue horses. And Ellis
county l* getting there sith both
tp.s When Is comes - imported
breeds of everything. from chickens
20 better men aud women J Rot mas
dinner with = } Boyd he and
are the same age ga q dag. hut he
looks q great deal younger than
do guess he l5ges Right and aas
n clear conscience. but so do !. hat
then you know there are some
things hard TO explain. and ! esu
explain this
] = Anderson owns big farm
over there. Is presideu, Of the Mid
lothian bank and Is as handsome
fellow IA ever drove down the road
lie lives mile or two out in the
country aud drives into town when
he feels disposed He likes The coun-
TRY Tor Its quiet. IFS fresh afr, and
then hc likes ia have plenty of room.
lie has fine horses. mules. sheep,
{ "a {s al
right and / always love 10 go To see
him and have a pleasant talk with
him. He takes our paper all the
time for he wants to know how this
old county II going. He Is interested
for he pays lot Of taxes then he
loves the old county and her people
anyway | went to see ] w, Harbi-
son, but he was gone, but / found
w. A. Poeue planting cotton. He
like all the other Pogues of our
county Is alright and now ! have
all of them on my list r. II. Allen
was next When ] called there last
fall he and his wife were both sick
with fever, now they are both we'll.
Mr.. Allen has nice home surround
ed by shade trees, a good barn, and
a fine farm. | drove down in his
field to where he and his boys We're
hoeing and plowing cotton. He is
always in a good humor and had
me to chop a half row Of cotton be-
fore he would subscribe. He says,
} You are alright, you could chop
cotton if you had to, I'll give you a
, job right now
w. l.. Gouger lives in green
t house and everything about the
: place looks as fresh as a green bay
, tree. He and Y. D. voorhees, have the
finest corn | have seen. Mr.. Gougel
/. /. likes his place too and says he
guesses he will sojourn there TIL
the last summer. | now drove INTO
Midlothian where | met Mr.. Ingram,
, who formerly lived here. He is over
: there to put in a brick yard lie
hopes to have his plant in operation
before long. Lee Moore, one of our
former county commissioners, is
the cashier of the Farmers Bank.
:, Frank Reeves, Pete Rape, Mr.. Nor
, ton, formerly of Mountain Peak, Joe
iL,avne and others of our friends
{ met there That evening it rained
= and | had to stay in. Next day | go
TO e. X. Wards. His little boys en-
tertained me with graphophone
till he came. Mr.. Ward lives on the
, side of the mountain and his big
, farm lies in the valley below. He
r. generally runs a thresher in the
l summer time and spends his other
time in experimenting his farm.
f. n. Davenport | found running
, a weeder He has good corn and cot
ton. but is also having too much
rain. G.. T. Brooks was just over the
ditch blowing cotton. He did i've
near Sterrett but has changed and
is well pleased. j. A. Morris stays
e with us all the time. He was one OIL
e the first men | ever put on the En-
l terprise and we still have him. }
\. Neiu. a fine looking fellow, ! got
r back too. He loves to read our paper
/, and SAYS IL is good one. j. T. san
Q ders stopped and We talked OF pa
70 pers and ne said he would try us
\ had tried him before but this was
e my first time 10 get him 10 subscribe
y Rufe Jackson was away but his wife
!. took my paper. These Jacksons al
S own land. make money ana are
4 mighty fine people 20 have on oul
y side. They AN take the Enterprise
r. too - vs.. Davis cam, here las
IS wear and has been reading j. J..
ICaIdwelIs Enterprise and says lt %
e mn, best county paper hr ever saw
q He nos takes &c himself. He has
10 Ibis .rsu planted and hope he MAJ
4 rnr.. aut with lots of money for
K Ir.te tlm nns and love Co see goos
x man zen thesr MI Beck took nag
: o,o.. r1r DIS SON. Touahili Mr
u.. is Ht nek from t~'
30 .,tr. sur .n Sew Mexico iir ha
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