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

= u NA} ANN8ast 4NfFM N~ l3F
highest point except cne. la Fliis
counig. We has s-o acres ia BIS
place and aeer SEQ acres ia cotton.
Mr. k~uyksnaali zHe from Georgia
aud IL a son of Rev Peter kayken.
dali. The famous Primitive Baptist
preacher Of that state. who came in
to prominence ty hts wei. known
debate with Alexander Campbell.
Mr.. kuykendall knows the bible and
can quote IL hour after hour got
there after dark bus ! pas soon cat
Ing a good supper and then had a
long talk on the front gallery before
he'd time His children were my pu-
pills and ! love them for they we're
always stndIous and respectful. w.
y. Damron wanted to swap horses
with me. but | cant part with this
thoroughbred mustang hat can
Kick al high as a telephone post and
had soone run away thar not. She
suits me, but when | am at home my
wife and children have TO keep out
OF the lot from the fact that they
have no business In there.
d. r. Woodbridge vas laid up with
rheumatism but O very bad for he
soon got up and was able 10 josh me.
His four fine looking sons were
there and are making a crop. These
Wooldridges are uhole-souled peo-
pie and when | go to see them | al
ways come away feeling better. for
they are the best tonic ! know. He
is from Butler county, Kentucky and
so l Just say what ! please to him
and he shoots ii back to me too. |
got dinner there and stayed till |
had to leave, then Mr.. Woodbridge
rode with me to the mail box. He has
a good crop and his corr Is unusual
in his store as usual. He carries a
good stock and does a nice business
for he is a pleasant man and people
like him. Dr.. Tankersley is their
doctor and a good one too. He has
bought the Burke place, formerly
owned by Mr.. Burke, the gin man.
with w. T. Suther. J. S. Mayfield,
Mr.. Matchen and Mr.. Blissitt as the
owners. They will run four stands
and | hope they may do a good bust
ness for they are all good men and
deserve success in their new under
taking. Rev. Hearne has a black
smith shop there. | met him and like
him for he is friendly. J. w. Green
got in my buggy and rode a little
way, till we came upon Tom Allen,
then he quit me. j. w. Malone
hasn't growed a bit but he is still
making cotton. A. A. Pippin is on
the Haynes place. These Haynes
went to New Mexico last fall and
Mr.. Pipkin says they are well pleas
ed and doing we'll. Louis Smith who
went at the same time Is in business
out there M Is prospecting. L.. F
Stewart says Yes, I have beel
wanting that paper for a long m
Now, he has it and we will give hin
the best we hav in our shop.
AS drove up to the home of T
II. Underwood, Mrs. Underwood say
There comes somebody wanting t.
stay all night but he will not get &c
stay" But when l got there her
heart relented and ! got to stay. ]
STAYED with them once before ana
their kindness ] shall never forget
during those two terrible con
nights. Mrs. Underwood's mother
Mrs. Duke of P%ittsburg, Texas, was
there visiting and a fine old Iady
she is. Tom Simpson took my paper
and then showed me a fine horse.
The horse is a deep bay and Is a flne
one and Mr.. simpson thinks a great
deal of him.
II NJ. Wells. the gentleman from
Michigan" was in his characteristic
good humor. He is a farmer VINO
raises what he eats and then saves
his money. lie saved all his bacon
this wear and will have plenty OF pa
con to last him. Mrs. NJ. NJ. wright
saws. We have been out Tor a
month or two and ! am eiad YOU
came" she loves her children ana
they love her in return n she Us
praud OF them for they are her jew
els. 4. W. Willis is a Johnson county
man who is Just getting 20 bee 1u FL
his ,ouutiau Hc is killing johnF'"
eras. aud is E,t,,ue GOA "sll "i'h
Ibis work johnson sra-s oaa bo kiI''
ed FOR many men To 90 county have
dom, so iu the Iast y,a ur f"" q.
o. f,. bowed ono isu head of r'..,
.Ia b.a posture go, and D H Good
'.r .r, rse.usa "a. obi, .af.' 'H
tuI Hre ua..re pa'
.. f.... IHtH .u f.F $500.