The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-16

There are quite host of Young
bloods in Ellis county and they are
every one worth loo cents on the
dollar.
Charlie Gray, do you know him?
II you don I, go out there and get ac-
auainted with him, He is fine man,
a great talker. and pioneer OF this
county. | spent a night at his home
and tina, goose hair bed shall never
forget His wife and children are just
as clever and hospitable as he is, and
his is a happy home He asked me
about many people and especially
about Captain Anderson, who, he
said, had been his warm friend for
many years. When / left he says You
know where the latch string hangs IN
any old Texans home" s. y. jack
son lives close and he flung me the
price and we will visit him for
long year. He knew our paper and
had taken it before.
S r Seabolt wanted me TO stay /
for dinner but it was 100 early, he /
lives in two-story house, owns I
big farm, and has a plenty and TO
spare. He has a fine bull dog. par
rot that can talk, and the biggest
hog in Ellis county He asked me II
! I'd like TO hear Polly, the parrot
| talk to Jack, the bull dog. ! wanted
| TO hear her talk, OF course. Mr. Sea
bolt SAYS, Polly, tell Jack what You
think Of him" Polly says. Jack,
Jack, Jack. YOU common blunt nosed,
bod mr.
get out of here, you have got fleas on
you | could give more OF her talk
but this is enough. J. w Hargus was
fixing fence preparing for the COM
! ing wear while the ground is wet NJ
| l.. King was picking cotton close by
! Both are good farmers and make
good crops. j. ID. Rogers lives be-
yond Rankin. | ate dinner there ana
spent a half hour with him and his |
family most pleasantly. w II. Allen |
is lust from Navarro county but
takes our paper TO become Identified
with as.
c. T. Ninson came from Milan
county but has been here for quite
"a while. He makes lots of cotton
and was running two busters the day
/ was there ! STAYED all night with
him and we had a big time talking
of shows, candidates, excursions, etc
They have four children. two boys
and two girls. and they are polite
and nice His mother-in-law. Mrs
Clark. lives with him. She is I years
old but is still active and looks 90
wears Younger She says o. was in
The wal. or rather worse. my husband
was In the war. aud stayed at home
with four little children. God bless
tbe.. good old mothers in Israel
there are crowns of glory for them
|B Niusou took my paper. he Is
brother to G.. r. but I did not set 10
talk to him much.
Al Rankin. Goodwin Bros. do
general merchandise business. met
M b.. Goodwin and found him a most
ff.endit man and one who would
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u.r iur his brother. y e.. Goodwin
uF g. b.. Hainss has dtus store
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u. 5s 81 4Atied physician and does g
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