The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-11-04

| there There was the first place
cared for a buggy. Mrs Wilburn Of
| fered me some taters and turnips and
! | had no way to take them. At Pal
mer | met JEFF Adams, a farmer near
! town He was at the gin with a bale
Of cotton. | went over to A., H.
Stacks to see his chickens. He had
some 1ne chickens. TEo of the nm
est chf6fkns ever say we're two Cor
nish game hens He said he had been
offered SIS for the two. ! saw three
Bun Cochins that were fine. Judge
| wilkins Of the Palmer Rustlcr told
me he would lay aside his judicial
| ermine when he would devote all II
his time to Journalism. He and the
Rustler are all right. T. &. Coley
| told me he and seven year old boy
had made 800 bushels and possibly
twenty-five bales of cotton with four
and one-half days hired labpr, and
had raised some fine turkeys beside.
IL. L. Caldwell on Palmer l was busy
getting out his cotton, but gave me
a dollar and told me he was in
hurry. T. B. Bayless, Palmer 2, was
lin some of the tallest cotton ! had
seen. much of it being higher than
my head when / have a new suit OF
lclothes. I found Jim Farrar and
family at home on Palmer and
hung up for the night, | spent the
might with them. The next morning
jim and two daughters attended the
Fair. George Wadley was watching
lsome fine Poland China hogs eat
and grow. J. H. Foster spent few
years in the great fruit and vegetable
Eastern Texas, but got enough OF 1t
land came back to Ellis. l would ad-
wise all who think of going over
there to ask him or. some posted man
about it before going. He renewed
for himself and his daughter, Mrs.
Minnie Wood. at Larue, Texas j. w.
Watson from WaXahachie 4 was at
Rocket and renewed. Rufe Jones
was going after his cotton but stop
ned long enough to go after the coin
At w. II. Tates on Red Oak ?,
istopped for dinner and dollar.
]Starting toward Waxahachie | was
lovertaken by r. d. Roberts and
ACTUALLY rode in carriage into
Itown, where Ed Grafton of the Ennis
school met me and renewed and
Jesse R. Smith. principal Of the Mil
ford school, matriculated. G. c. Con-
nor, who manages the Avalon school,
lpromised to write us some letters
tfrom that place
| Night came again. Saturday | met
w. J. Spencer and w. A. Martin both
Iof Waxahachie 2. Bro. Martin COM
Ipained that had never written them
iup so | now and here remark that
they are both alive,s we'll and hand
lsome, good citizens and their neigh
bors know it. ! would like to say
more but have not the time. J. c.
Simmons on Waxahachie had some
livery fine Poland China hogs in town.
He takes pride in the breeding of
hogs and is authority on the sub
liect j. N. Meharg from Waxahachie
was in town Saturday and renewed
flor year So did r. W. Davis from
Forreston 2. ]. P. Fields from 4Waxa-
hachie was In town and made HIM
self comfortable for another year. II.
w. Raines, Tennessee-Texan and
good farmer from Midlothian T..
got on my list. J. B. Curry is an
: Ellis county boy but he and his bride
were visiting relatives here, his
home being Miles, Texas. G, s.
French. on Waxahachie 4 will get
his paper at Hollis, Okla. His friends
: lall hope he may be prosperous and
an old Confederate veteran and a
good farmer on Waxahachie 7, will
now read the Enterprise. c. c. Bunch
Twas in from Waxahachie 2
land renewed have chopped
cotton for Charley and found him a
good boss. c. NJ. Ryan on Midlothian
l sends the paper to his father, G. L.
Ryan, at Runge, Texas. A. " Truce,
To hov Ri will
the news from the Enterprise. w. J.
Peacock, a Sunday school superin-
tendant and farmer near Forreston,
gave me the price of reading and Is
} on my list. A. ]. Cheatham Of near
Forreston showed me a one dollar
bill which was 1O8 years old. 1t was
issued by the bank Of Middle Ga. at
} Macon. ! see from the Caveta Okla,
Courier that DR.. and Mrs. Houston
: of that place entertained in honor
of the tenth birthday of their daugh-
ter, Montaline Mrs Houston is a
! daughter of the late VIM. Strickland
of Nash and DR.. Houston was pros
porous physician of that place for
many years. Joe Pitts of Red Oak 2
was in town today with some fine
Berkshire shoats He showed me $40
ne got for one have not time for
more than bare mention of the fact
that l witnessed the marriage of a
daughter of H. n. Buchanan OF Wax
ahachie to Mr.. Rape, rising me-
chanic of Pittsburg, today. 1t was
! at the residence of Mrs. Bell here in
Itown and Rev S. Richardson of Boz
officiated. He was brief and impress
, sive and think | can remember him
| as knot-tier / wish the young