The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-09-23

ins at Lees, Texas. Miss Henry Is a
NyiniaHt ycNN&, teacher AND viii do
well whers ever she goes, M. 9
Maxwell was In from the farm and
set his figure year ahead.
Tuesday morning | made a flying
visit up the Katy on tie ticket to
the Scion farm where w. j, Martin
invested In reading matter and Mrs.
w. G, Goats renewed Mrs, C's cid
est daughter is visiting in the north
with Ny and Mrs..Iahn Solop, Cow
ing back to town | met f, Forbes
OF Midlothian 8 who had backslidden
but was reclaimed, also j. ID. Bur-
rows on Midlothian No, 6 reinstated
After dinner ! went to the Patrick
Chapel community and renewed ],
o. hurry. | saw two young jersey
calves in the lot and plenty of tur-
keys In the yard. Coming back to
Waxahachie ! spent the night and
Wednesday morning, wandered even
into Sterrett and Red Oak. On Grove
Creek called on A, A, North,
1Auc| -ssss.ss ..os ths.-E2 'ernsiso ,.an.a
got a drink of water and a dollar.
Mrs, N, has been quite sick but was
up, L. O. Wilson coming along and
having a reasonably fast buggy
horse, | accepted seat with him
and we had class meeting on the
way to Sterrett where r. Il. Dodson
had come With bale of cotton, be-
ing notified that his time was out
he gave me- dollar j. j. West was
picking cotton In the ne
and told me his cotton was tolerably
good. W. M. Randolph lives on the
elerce pace out ltss luuRnt Ian,i Ia
Ford county and will move there
next year. ate dinner with his fam
lily and rode with him on bale of
cotton TO Red OAK. At the gin | met
Lee Stanford from Red Oak No.
s1id ssos s, 4: s,r> 81 .y'S, Nt.sa-
change GOV reading maunrs. A. Red
Oak met several OF my old friends
and the rain coming | took the train
for Waxahachie and spent another
night, Thursday morning | set my
foot toward Oak. About three miles
's"t 4 sNNna. VA. RatrliH. with ".
lard ,sssesssaEASsa tkts teaw4.rss.usas
to pun but he evidently Ia a smooth
tempered man for he let his mules
'aat. .ook J. easy aaa ,'0tnls the pstea
OF a sub ont OF his rocket and gave
1t to me. Mr.. and Mrs. F, w. Chap
man were In the field picking cot
ton but quit and went to the house
with me. He also renewed He has
one OF the finest residences in the
county and seems to enjoy life. J.
w, Custer was ~ home with sick
child. | met Mr.. and Mrs. J, r. Ham
ilton at their home. At noon got
to the residence of j. G, Alexander.
He was In town but | took dinner
with the family and remained until
the rain was over. Mr.. A. has been
repairing his residence and will have
one Of the incest when IT Is complet-
I'D Nearing Oak !. found p, G. Nor
ris busily engaged In renovating his
residence. AT OAK w. p Martin put
himself ahead with the Enterprise.
Night coming on hung up my mer-
ny widow at the residence OF e. w.
Wallace and spent a pleasant night
with him and family and Friday
morning proceeded to Maypearl.
Sebe Godfrey, the handsome and At
fable head Of the firm Of Godfrey 4
Dowd, gave me dollar and Mr..
Dowd a cigar. ]. w. Wilmoth was In
town with a fine cockerel OF the
Golden Wyandotte breed, gave me
. dollar and directed the paper sent
to Forreston 2. G. l.. Deatherage,
one OF the republican nominees for
representatives, will also now read
the Enterprise. Calling at the store
OF j. G, Reynolds he invited me to
dine with him and ! went. We had
u -E,Jc1 ,f.n1.ors- f-msr~.. .s.y.s err.
ientiy arranged place 4 STORM Iiddse,
plenty OF fruits In It, got a cigar
aud another dollar. j. NJ. KEGS was
down town and being told his time
was up he ,cheerfully produced the
needful. ! like these fellows who
c2Y g. 'hs2sgh wlte9yts sny Frowling 4.
stNre s'ToM'- aa0 sa,01" ys'1 :" ta1
make you feel better than others
who come up with the goods. Start
Ing back to Waxahachie ! reached
that place at p. m. Saturday Il
,.rained all day and business was
Ay.1s~.sssr~ e~~s,.ss . .r- 49,, ms i
Again visiting the Forrsston wid-