The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-23

EA%frNf MAKES tssRassF AZ ~sAFa wv
miika el.sea eunH. He has dairy
boasc -i,h large ice box In which
Ia keep hts products fresh lie has
cream separator which b. runs
hy a t.o-horse power gasoiin. en-
gin. and has ordered iarg. charn
zIss. =.si operate SAME @!sh bis err
gine Everything Is n.~ and the
evening | VAS Their. he weighed
up about so pounds of uslk from
which he goi e pounds Of cream.
He SELLS his milk and batter In
Wssahachf. and always gets the
highest price. Mr. Powers and fam
iiy are we'll posted and meat interest
lnK people 10 talk 10 On their IL
hrary table | found daily paper
and some Of the latest works Of fic-
ton as we'll 20 their church psrsodi-
Gals. Their son. Edwin. took his de-
gree from Trinity University last
year and is at present a teacher In
the public schools Of Terrell.
Next morning ! went by 10 see
Joe Bailey. | found that gentleman
He used To take the Enterprise but
had been away for year or two but
has come back to us and we welcome
him. I got dinner with T. A. With
erspoon and sons who keep bach.
We had good dinner. nevertheless,
and big time talking. for they are
pleasant and good company.
j. W. Tuley and his brother !
found out in the woods saving and
splitting stove wood He is a jolly
man and | stayed with him for quite
awhile, He came from Tennessee
and used to know an old uncle OF
mine back in Hickman county. This
uncle was a preacher OF quite To-
cal reputation, bN, he believed IN
taking wine for the stomach's sake
on occasions in season and out OF
season Once his dog freed rabbit
In a hollow tree and this old uncle
put his hand up he hollow after IT
and when he withdrew his hand in
stead Of having a rabbit big chick
en- snake had him by the thumb He
onous but this vas an opportunity
and he grasped 1t. He went TO the
little town, Jones Valley, and got
some SNAKE medicine" and took a
plenty to cure him. On his way home
Mr.. Tuley says he met him armed
with tenfoot chestnut rail. Mr..
Tuley says he asked him how he
felt, 20, l feel bully" says the old
uncle, and brandishing his fence
rail he added, Il can whip any dang
snake that is not bigger than | am. -
r. J. Morton is a Tennesseean too.
He has a crop made but is a carpen-
ter and devotes most of his time to
his trade. He is kept busy for he is
skilled workman The day | was
there they were looking for relatives
from the old home. w. G. Brown
came back. When | was at his place
last time he had the ''go west feve
but he says old Ellis will do 70
awhile yet and he will not NOV
soon.
Prof. w. A. Matthews teaches tn
walnut Grove school. / came by I
see him and he had quite
lo,osI Of the young Americans ga
he was teaching how to be good ane
| useful men and women. Prof. Mat
| thews has spent many years IN the
school room and knows his business
Jack Mcdowell and w. w, Pogue
found together, two jolly good
men They asked me about the rain
but | went out of prophecy business
about three years after | landed in
Texas. Better let the rain come flrst
then say, Il told you so, because II
Numbered last December"
B. f. Cherry has fixed up his
house and now has a residence that
would attract attention anywhere.
He runs thresher in the grain sea-
son and is a hustler in general. w.
f. Pennington. a young man VINO
has a fine crop which ! found MIN
working, took my paper too. These
young fellows. am for them, for
before long they will have charge
and we will need them. T. J. Vance,
another Tennesseean gave me my
dinner. After an hour spent with
him and his pleasant family, | Jog
ged on over to the Onward country.
| think they built fourteen new
houses over there last fall and this
spring. They are digging cisterns
now. came To three places where
they were putting In new cistorns in
one day Steve Buxton has one mat
holds s250 barrels. over there lives
T. f. Rape. Jim Rape, Dick Allen,
5 T. Munden. H. T.. Mitchell j. h.
McGomrk. Pollock Ballard and
others who are good citizens of which
the county is justly proud. Mrs II
IS PoludeNter taught their school
this year. aud when ] called ar their
place found Mr. Poiudexter With
typhoid fever Mrs Foiudexitr is a
daughter Of Nat Grimes ana .s n
graduate of our public schools
" ". Ashford with has sood wife
aud three little huYa would mako