The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-01-02

blues and can think OF nothing fur
Their than 10 tell whore ! went and
whom I saw. ! did mot 40 anywhere
but saw thousands of people an fun
of Christmas thoughts and with lit
tie time to talk 10 or think of my
troubles
From now until the FIRST OF Jan
uary there will be hundred o fam
lilies moving in Ellis county Old as
sociations will be broken up and
new ones formed Some have had
bad neighbors and will be glad to
change, others have good neIghbors
and will be sorry to change, both
Will find about such people as they
left.
". J. Spencer is one of the oldest
and best citizens on the headwaters
of Grove Creek. He has caught up
with me but [ feel just as secure
from exposure as il he knew moth
ing. That right royal good fellow
and successful farmer tells ME that
he and his six or seven brothers
take it by turn visiting their mother
at the old Tennessee home. Mrs.
Fudge has some as fine bronze tur-
keys as the country affords. She told
me she realized $500 for fourteen
on the market by weight.
NJ. b. Kidd on Waxahacbie t. rails
es good crops; has the wolf scared
away from his door and is always
cheerful.
R f. Linthicum, who has been
here since a boy, and | must not say
how long that has been for he is still
single, has bought a farm at Muir
ply, Texas, where the Enterprise
will visit him.
Will KeL ,inger of near Avalon
said the only way he could get me
to visit hin was to make me come
after his subscription. | have spent
one night with him and his estima-
BILE wife and am going there again.
w. B. Tidwell is settled at his
new home in the Maypearl vicinity
where he viii read the Enterprise.
G. W Barnard, good farmer on
Red Oak No j. came to Waxahachie
with a load of seed cotton one day
last week. He called me out into the
street and handed me wheel with
one hundred spokes
f. NJ. Clark has been a citizen of
Ellis county about thirty-three
years that / know of but ! never
heard of his harming any one or
meddling with any body else's busi-
ness. | think a man who is kept so
busy attending to his own affairs he
has not the time to NEEDLE with any
/ one else is a pretty good fellow. In
| fact a whole lot better than some
who assume the guardianship of the
human race.
/ c. T. Evans cultivates land on
John Georges farm on Palmer No
| 2. made a good crop and will now
get the Enterprise W. ]. Roden has
! moved 1 WaXahachie TO For
restoh kke dutiful son should
he SCI ny paper 1 TO hi y
mother, Zen at Nocoha
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I nt.iuo Mr. Nc hr0t her w H New
con,b NJ A1tne 0kIa Nre p II
Harrison from Nash was in town anf
J set her figures mn TO 1910
r. /. Lavender has heen living IN
. Waxahachie during This wear but
I will live on his farm on Midlothian
! No. 4 next wear.
Mrs. Carroll and several hard.
working sturdy sons live on good
farm on Waxahachie g. Tom had me
send the family this naner and tho
/ News.
r. u Roberts citizen Of the
Brushy country for tbir.S ea-s.,-,sss
more. has a good fl Ne o.
family. is A good field
our readers.
F. c. Vanlandipgham~ ma
years a resident of the Plum Grow
vicinity. has settled on a good farm
near Ozro. r. ]. Reasonoyer. anoth.
er Giles countian by paturs and a
Texan by abortion. sold some.cottou
last "Wednesday. called me outNinto
the street and renewed have al.
! WAYS liked Bob. the onfy objection
to him being that he has been known
to question my statements. L. F. Lit
tie gets his mail on Italy No. 9. He
has read and thought some.