The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-07-23
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Ing ! took ia the Milford country
and go' ia go TO t~o picnlcs. ono at
Pluto and the other al Rankin And
If there ~ an institution ON earth
that ! am stuck on 4, is the old fash
loned picnic ~ith iis big baskets OF
the handsome young men, the staid
lold men and the Jolly good humored
Ieldcriy ma,rons. and last. the ever
lpresent and ''not-to-done- without
wind Iammer who makes the welkin
lring with cloguence These picuics
ihad all these appeudages and were
lgreat successes, for you know II Ia
the best people who patronize pic
Inica and such places of innocent
iamusemonis. for the rusty, crusty,
sour. pessimistic kind are never
there for fear they might spend IA
Inickle or perhaps be forced to take
a good laugh and that would disturb
their equilibrium.
Out toward Forreston lives Ed
Jones, a young married man who is
proud of himself and his young wife
He is fine looking chap and was
going through his cotton patch with
a vim. He was nearly up. then he
| VIII drive around some At j. l..
Bratcher's, Mrs Bratcher gave me
money for my paper and the news
too. These good women read the pa
pers and keep posted then they can
tell the news to their husbands ID.
A. Hamilton was being visited by
| his sister. Miss Pearl Hamlin. Of
| Pulaski, Tenn. He said they were
| having a big time talking of the old
home and the loved ones of the long
| ago.
! d. NJ South and his boys were
hoeing their cotton in spots for it
was too wet. He has good crop
which is getting better every day.
II. NJ. Ward says, Yes, ! always
| take the Enterprise, so put me
down. E. II. Morton is farmer
who is proud of his work. He has a
nice home and everything around
the place shows prosperity. He rails
es the Hampshire or listed hogs
: has the full bloods. He sold $14:
: worth Of pigs from one SOW In eiev
: en- months. He says they are yer
n prolific and attain great size. Il
had two sows with 10 and IL pis
t each. their first litters. Last ye;
It he sold one of his hogs that weighe
j. 500 pounds. He says lie was in fir
5 trim at the time and could wall
: Mr.. Morton will move to Italy th1
fall for the schools
On the Sims ranch | find lots 0
our old friends. J. B. Rickets tool
my paper for the first time. He is {
fine friendly fellow that we all like
Then there is C. s. Harrison, and
all the Jenkins brothers and J. T..
Northcut, w. w. Knight, the Mathis
brothers and Bate, and | spent the
night with w. J Smith. He had 2
negroes chopping cotton for him at
| the rate of SIS day. | think lots
| of Mr. Smith and his good family.
land next morning when ! left, his
pretty little daughter, Mamie May
| gave me sack of sweet pepper to
take home with me. She is sweet
little girl and will make woman
whose smile will be a ray of sunshine
to all who know her.
J. l. Bell got on my list, for he
says. Il like your paper j. ?. VIII
liams, Jr.. was just back from a trip
to Oklahoma but was putting the
finishing touches TO his cotton crop.
Uncle Felix Smith has the finest cot
ton Of anybody To is now waist high
and is full His corn is fine, TOO, and
I 10 make long story short he is just
Simply ian the swim this year. J. w.
Frasure says. 81 am keeping nous
|aud not patching as you might
Ithiuk lie takes the Daily Light and
/ thinks great deal of IT, W. r. Med
dere was Laid mp with rheumatism.
/ This rheumatism and appendicitis is
/ getting mighty common IN this coun-
I try There is never week goes by but
/ Z hear of some one / know having
lone or the other. Mir Medders viii
/ go tu the wells iu q few days II he
/ gets uo better.
4 f. O.. Jetcr raises fine chickens,
Ihogs. cotton. corn, and potatoes. Tie
lis the proprietor of the Best ur
! None nrm and you ought 10 go to
Ihis place He is "a regular contributor
to several farm Journals and hr rs AN
| enthusiast when n comes tu amy
4 thlnr that has in view tae better
mvuf of agriculture MI lcter is
good speaker and newer fails to iitt
/ his voice oT wteld hls pen ben the in-
/ trts-f off the farm and bo farmer
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ia ulrht tt hls home and hi~ h"epi
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