The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-03-27

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lB y 1.c is loyal reader of The
paper aud au ell around r'od fellow.
~ ihinb I have heard that 30 was a
lpiinirr nnd had to quit en account
lof his hDauh John V Daniel had
seen that blue mark on his papet
and gave me dollar telling mc 60
let n come u.s. Pee did not wish 10
mica copy ' I bromley of Mid
lothian 80 q was Ia town visiting
Mrs nromlc, who has been under
treatment of physician, had me
send the paper to Mrs a r. Brom-
ley at Iron city Tenn !. I Wilson
of Red Oak /, an old citizen and
schoolmatc OF mine, few years ago,
wandered 80 the far west and was
condemned to serve term or two
az county commissioner end justice
of the peace, but reformed and re-
turned TO Ellis county and is good
citizen.
c. W. Perry was In town and had
me renew the paper for Mrs. G. G.
Banks on Wnxahachie T. Joe Bu by,
{ who Is a popular cashier for Cheeyes
Bros. had me send the paper to his
No. 6. r. NJ Delk and wife and boy
purchased the Payne place north of
town and moved on It from Midloth
= ian In the winter. They have just
completed nice house and | found
Dick painting the roof. At the rest
dence of John Verheyden | took din
ner. The children are all gore Cnd
he and Mrs. V. are as much alone
as when they first married. | ate
dinner with them Tuesday and spent
10 pleasant hour | especially enjoyed
his "reminiscences of the civil war.
j. II. Duke on Waxahachie I, was
planting corn and sowing alfalfa.
He has good farm and | hope he
may get good stand Of alfalfa G.
H.. Pollock on Waxahachie No. !,
took prospecting trip to Collin
county last fall and one time spoke
OF selling out and buying up these
but changed his notion, bought more
land and built q nice residence. A
good decision, for Ellis county is
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cd ut Rocket for several years, has
gone TO the farm and ls well mp with
his work w r. Corey on WaXaha-
chic No. 4 In living In the house
where he was born about 80 years
ago and that Is something very few
can say here. In fact | am only CUES
sing Willard was born there Hav-
, Ing known the place long time and
knowing II to be the old homestead
Of his parents p. T. Johnson, u pros
porous farmer and old citizen near
Horny, wat gone to Trumbul but
Mrs. Johnson said she did not want
the paper to stop and gave me dol
lar.
Tuesday evening | found G. r..
Graves finishing planting corn and
went home with him for the night.
had n good supper. n good bed and
J a good breakfast One OF the boys
J Bob. | believe, went UP to Red
! Oak to see how n certain school In
: that vicinity as getting on, Charley
said In that connection that he had
Ave hundred acres OF land In Nnvar-
ro county and some vncant tenant
houses. The next morning Charley
: showed me his young orchard where
, he' put out 400 Elbertas and 400
Heath Clingg last year, all living but
one Elberta and only u few OF the
others. They have grown AZ fast as
ever saw and II they continue TO
thrive he will have peaches for sale
before many years. Field Patterson
/. had pulled the hedges on his place
and was breaking out and straight
ening up generally. Il. u. Orr. an
old and respected citizen OF the
Henry county, had somo 1ne sheep
he had recently purchased, He has
a nice place nice family and IL a
nice man Tor he sat up the dinner to
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