The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-09-17

/ he turned over and got dollar and
/ had me send the paper to his wife
/ Mrs, Beuidi Tapp. At noon got &c
the residence of s II. Moses, where
! ! fed myself, rested my ponies and
enjoyed the time socially Sam is
from Giles county, Pulaski p. O, and
is tull of interesting "reminiscences
OF his boyhood days and is a good
farmer. ! did not lay out that night,
Wednesday morning | found Chas,
Gem on Foreston 3 acting as Judge
of the troubles of his cotton pickeTs
and some other negroes. He dispos-
ed of one case while was there and
had settled one before | came. Hav-
ing renewed him for another year |
was about to leave when | saw q
acknowledged plymouth rock killed.
1t Is useless to tell the rest At the
Nash gin | learned that Tollie Mar
TIN had had more cotton ginned
than any one else in the commune
ty. He told me today he had %
bales out, Night came on and | came
to l.. b. AleXanders on Waxahachie
I. | hung up my merry widow and
spent the night with about as ioyial
ana pfeas,::..r - y tcl rs~ r-a. -rrr- We Z.
the good fortune to meet. The next
morning | Went to Ray ana from
there to G, II. Borens. Mr., Boren is
o years old, native OF Texas and
! iss.ss en- near SNAsy.~ VA, sAeaNE,. Mvas
I 60
81 IY tho Death sc .Eaoch Rarsa be
married Mr., b. S sister. He died at
Portales, n. NJ, on the 9TH, also
learned thai. they ,w.syee ~inhilant over
the fact that Parsons Brigade
would hold Its reunion at Ray next
year. Mrs. A. NJ. Shackelford was sus-
far'nv trou, the effects Of a sprained
ankle bat she said she could not do
without the Enterprise and | got a
dollar, j A. Gross was at home on
Ennis and made my heart glad.
At w, Il. Reagor's l spent the night
and put Mrs. Reagor's name on my
list Mr., and Mrs. r. and the two
children live comfortably on a good
farm, w. r. Wright was hauling
some corn fodder and later | saw
him breaking the land. saw several
corn fields listed In that community.
l took dinner twice at Brown Bros.
store, They are doing good bust
ness. The Ray Gin Is one of the
finest in the county and j, M. Hen
derson seemed to be doing a thriv-
ing business at his cotton yard. Ray
also has a new depot. J. l.. Sims was
gone from home but | got drink
of water and had pleasant chat
with Mr., and Mrs. w. c. Rogers, |
was at the residence of A Goforth
twice but he was gone each time. II
A Slocum OF Ray had come In with
IA load of freight from Waxahachie
| he joined the band. j. l.. Alexandra
was out In the field gathering corr
and renewed his paper. Staltin or
toward town | stopped and watched
u. W. Sweeney wedge up an ole
! ;,.ssist>rr~ ~ .'sES, s@Mr'Gs- Ms HAS sNls
his farm but has not yet decided
where he will locate. Seeing | look
|
took me nearly to town in his bug
gy. Saturday the first man to gel
right on my list was Z. S. Taylor OF
Ray, Then came r, Il. Turner, an
= W. At lusssA%--.S21A-~hc .wa,ld
take some more reading. w. p. Sui
Ivan, native OF the Red Oak com
munity, but now on Waxdiiac1fe 2
took $500 worth Of Daily Light. w.
,'R Sylcn:, cn 'WAashavh,e RnatS &,
went down and got dol
lar. H. l.. Burgess, who iarms on
Waxahaehie No, Z, was in town and
,saye, ma-tha- ngice 81. O. sub .,..,,. ~,
w. N. Shumate, on Waxanachie 7,
had ME send the Enterprise 10 ira
son, l., A. Shumate, at Texarkana,
Ark. N, G, Anthony. an old timer.
lad his Agares ast NY year, ! A.
ways liked Bud and don't think any
less OF HIM COW. j. b. Presiun was
In from Italy No, l. He gave me a
subscription and reported a good
crop. He ia plucky, for this ia his
third year to cultivate land In Cham
bers creek bottom. The train coming
In on the Katy, I visited the Forces
ton widow, borrowed q tub from q
neighbor. washed my brechcs. hung
them out to dry and went to bed
There are some light crops around
Howard. but found In my travels
last week some good cotton and the
farmers tell me that so far they have
no trouble getting hands, May hap
piness and prosperity attend the way
OF you all. Amen, 1u BILLnCOX.