The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-16

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~ A Martin live. cat tasrs to,,
and sosna him pio~ing In big
field ~ esrn, lie has patent euiii-
sator hnbbie that IN giving Azstsfas-
tion and is bringing BIN In lots of
dollars lie used to kaow "Innoernts
Ahroat out la New Mexico ~bea
that uan a lively country and told
NE 10 come bach and stay All ssi.tss
with him and he would tell n1r II
sh.ss shrsBing experiences. nas
didBt sss hack but Mil 30 come
ih.Y tins.
| Davis ~as raised on the farm
on which he nos lives and owns. His
father came here before the war and
raised hnfsea. bur when the VAR
easae up he gave nearly all II them
to soloi.rs to ride into the service
Nj Davis has a nice place and rails
90 Poland China hogs and has lot
fall ot pigs He and his wife have
no ehiidr.n but have adopted a pref
IL iistle girl Who ~ all in all Ia
them. and makes every body love her
by her nice manners and pretty
ways ! went 10 the places OF ]. ].
Wilson. Josh stephens. c. T. Powell,
W. II Flyut aud Tom Conner Mr..
Common said looked like college
professor and mad. fun oi m. In
general but that is all right for Tom
a he at p.sts
G. A. keil and II ~ Anderson
were fixing screens on Mr.. Ander-
sons house. They gave me a cool
drink and | went on TO see J. j.
West. He renewed and his son-in-law
x. l. Thomas came TO us for the
on my last trip he was just getting
up from long spell OF the fever.
now he Is well and stout and don't
look like he was ever sick. | met w.
A. Lavender and A. ] Stoker In the
road and We talked chickens. Mr.,
Stoker took his chickens to the Fat
Stock show at Fort Worth and won
on everything he entered. He has
fine chickens and as you go by his
place YOU can hear the ROSTERS
growing and you know there are
chickens there. He is well fixed for
the business and is making it pay.
w. A. Frazier told me that his
daughter was his housekeeper and
he was proud OF her. He has a fine
crop and l found him blowing his
corn f. r. West had come in from
planting cotton. He is a young man
and like his father, most pleas
ant gentleman G. r. Stinson told
me TO hold his mules while he went
| to the house to get the money to pay
me for my paper. ] plowed round
while he was gone just to show him
| could G. H. McMullen says, Yes.
II always take the Enterprise. He
was lifting a few punches of Ber-
,muda grass which he had killed. L.
IL Pogue has some fine bird dogs. He
raises them and I'd love to have one
OF them for they are beauties. n
took our paper several years az
t and we are glad to have him agar
a Charles Longseere reads French an
t German as readily as he reads EN-
y lish / spent quite little while VII
q him and his good wife. They wei
: neither one well for they are no lol
ger young people. Mr.. Longseere
79 years old and has seen a grea
deal of the world and is an interest
ing man to talk to. j. w. HosfOrt
lives here, too, and has nice plac'
and has Just completed 375 barre
cistern and wanted me to calculate
its CAPACITY. But 1 had forgotten the
rule so he got an old Kay th1ro
part arithmetic. looked up the rule
and now he has it to gnat's bristle'
At Ovilla | find DR.. Stoker, c. D.
Brvson, Bigham & Curry, Mr.. Lin
thicum and many more OF her good
| citizenship. Ovilla always has good
school and they have good churches
and are for the good and best IN
everything. | spent the night with
George S. keesee, one of her stanch-
est citizens. He has been there a
long time and has always been close
! " identified with the best interests
of our county. The keesees, CHAP
mans and Suckers are the pioneers
! of that portion of the county and
/ they will be remembered for many
wear. E l.. Lavender | found fix
! ing fence He had his three year old
how with him and the boy had rab-
! bit IL his hat and was uckled as only
baby boy can be. | called on NJ. }.
Delk. e. 7. Delk, VI. 4. Barnes, X.
/ Stoval j. y. Alsup. ] p. Sanford
| Allen Rowe. J. r. Barnes. and 9TH
ers. an good citizens of Long
| Branch and that night came home