The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-02-03

is suffering considerably from the eff
fects of kidney complaint, ]. A.
O'Conner is one of the most exper-
fenced trackmen in the county. l
found him out on the road superin-
tending some men. He sent me to
, the house for a dollar. r. M. Chill
1ers on Forreston was sowing oats.
. He had been off my list for while
and said he missed the thing more
than any paper he was getting. t.
A. A. Fields was running a lister in
some pretty rough land, but very
cheerfully gave me a dollar. J. A.
Stanton on Forreston was at home
with plenty of money and divided
with me. At Boz | found Sam Beck
UNI building himself residence. j.
| c. Blassingame who farmed on the
| Irwin place on WaXahachie 5, is now
| on Forreston 2. He was ready to
/ burn his stalks. Ira Graves, the
! jolly busy checkerplaying all round
good fellow | found at the store at
Boz. He very cheerfully divided
cash with me. NJ. A. Ledbetter who
has lived at Forreston several years
| is now on WaXahachie 6 and has one
of the best farms in the country to
cultivate and he knows how to do it.
| D. H. Brannon moved ON the Davis
| farm on Waxahachie 5 last year and
has made great improvement of the
looks of the farm. He was listing
land and let me ride his buster one
through. S. w. Chapman Is an old
steamboat engineer who came here
more than 80 years ago and bought
farm for a few years after coming
here he went back to the boat dur
ing the winter. He was engineer
on an historic boat of the ConfedeT-
acy but | have forgotten the name
as | have not heard him tell it for
several years. He is suffering now
from asthma and had stroke of
| paralysis about a year ago, but |
found him and Mrs. C both cheerful.
j. H. Emrey of Palmer was in Fri
day TO pay his taxes. Seeing me he
| came up and made me happy. He
said uncleI rather like your looks.
| What taste for glory he must have.
| Saturday morning | met II. T. Cav
ender from Midlothian 4 who had
me send the paper to his address
and also to ]. c. tChap) Carroll at
! Miles, Texas r. j. West of the
| Boyce community had me send the
! paper to his son-in-laW and daugh-
ter Mr.. and Mrs. L. Smith at Merkel.
| Texas G, E.. Jarratt from WaXaha-
chic r. said he would wait until l
should come to see him, but finding
that he was liable to fall out gave
| from Midlothian 3, was doing bust
| me the price. w. A. Witherspoon
ness in Waxahachie Saturday and /
did him a dollars worth. w. +.
Summers of Red Oak was in town
and so was |. w. r. Countryman
from Waxahachie l came In Satur-
day and got fixed till March 1910.
T. B. Bruce a good farmer on Waxa-
hachie 8 was doing business in town
and made me smile. j. f. HaTville
gets his ENTERPRISE at Waxahachie.
He renewed Saturday ]. w. White
field from Waxahachie was waiting
for me with the money. c. A..
Stephenson nadine send the paper
to j. NJ Brooks, w. B. (Brice) Bur-
CESS has bought farm Waxaha-
chic and | found him proceeding
to work 1T. / am always glad to see
a man get in position where no man
can move him. w. o. Staten who
retired from rural mail carrier at
Forreston, now conducts market
business. | swopped a sub for beef.
Earle Harris is now working in the
market but will open up business in
Forreston soon. He starts right by
getting on my list. H. c. Bradford
an energetic farmer on ForrestOn !
is now one of our readers. O. p Nc
Coy, a son of J. w. Mccoy on For
reston /, went to Dallas today to
begin a business course. He is a
bright young man and his friends
predict that he will soon be fully
equipped for business. w. d. Powell
lon Red Oak 2 sent me dollar by
Wallace Payne. w. A. Youngblood
from Forreston 3 was in to see me
w. l.. Crouch from Red Oak as be-
fore said send 1t little more. Ed
Lowe, commissioner of precinct A.,
who has had some fine road work
done lately and also a great many
concrete culverts built, was attend
ing court today, he gave me the need
full, / am a judge OF CONS, l think
and pronounce him good one. H..
B. Reasonover on Waxahachie 4
ioked me good deal but came up
with the coin. NJ. b. Black an in
lustrious young farmer on Waxaha-
lie was in today and got dol
Ears worth Sof good literature. j. F..
i Tits the father OF that fine boy a
j, iser of fine hogs and chickens, far
y er on Red Oak 9 and good friend