The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-30


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/ Kentucky hons J T. Ferguson and
hia son. Bob have 8 nice business
and from the big smiles they wear
they are prosperous The day ! VAS
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| aud h. suid Mr. Ferguson hin OF
shoes aud wont away happy and left
us nil glad becaus. he was glad "
/ Free Ia fresh from Charoke. coun.
/ ~ and fl the blacksmith Tie is the
stuff and will Sacceed IL am not
mistaken In the man. Mountain Peak
/ has a school OF which they are justly
| proud, with Prof. NJ. &. Hendricks
| at the head He is mp on hts work.
| takes school journals and II in lose
with his profession. He Is a hustler
and has q crop made 10 keep him
| busy during vacatioA He says work
/ work. work. and all viii be wei "
| Good philosophy II well followed
| Before got my horse hitched in
Midlothian my friend F. w. Holla-
| baugh, drove up in his wagon and
says. Send the Enterprise To l.. W.
| Whitehead. j. f. Meredith and J. +,
| Wisdom. all back in Tennessee.
want them to come 10 Texas and
your paper will bring them" and 1t
will. and now YOU Tenneeseans, come
ahead, you won't be lonesome. for
we are nearly all from Giles, Hick-
| man, Maury and Lawrence counties,
and we will meet you at the depot.
spent my last night out with B. F,
! Cook and his friendly. jolly, happy
| family. Ben is getting younger as
the years roll by and dresses UP to
| beat the band and drives around in
a rubber tired buggy but we viii for
give you, Ben, for we all love you and
love to see you shine.
Midlothian is half way between FIT
! Worth and Ennis and half way be
tween Dallas and Cleburne. Buck w
Brown is the editor there and HI
took me to his home for dinner. HI
i has a wife and three pretty childrel
TO WORK Tor and tney rove MIN. buti
has a colt Is months old that NJ
works to his buggy. He is fine AM
NAL and / know will make star
Prof. J. D. Coghland is superintend
ent of the Midlothian schools. hav-
ing Just been unanimously reelected
for the sixth time, compliment to
any educator. They are building a
| fifteen room brick public school
| building at a cost of $ goo. They
need it for now they have about 500
children up there to educate. The city
| has two banks, water works, etc,
! and still growing. ! ate supper with
! my old friend. j. NJ Stewart. His
wife died last year and his little
! daughter, Abbie, keeps house for
| him and her little brothers and SIS
| tiers. She used to 90 to school to me
and was always smart and good. She
| is little heroine. and is in school
! now and stands well in her classes,
/ besides doing the homework as well.
| God bless such child, and help her
| to bear the responsibilities that civ
cumstances have thrown upon her.
MILFIN.