The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-04-14

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TERRITORY Mr. liurh eha was the lar
pesi producer ~ cotton ON the ranch
last yrar having made 80 bates
Leaving The ranch w. vent 20 The
nell Branch lake where vc eau =
Que club house and patk With tvo
deer In A.
ON the why back 80 rorrvatun on
W + puriou's rtep : save the FIRST
cotton coming. there being q good
stand Mr. llutkeha aud old Spot de-
.livprtd me In good shape to that
widow
Wednesday morning ! found G.
~ Adkins who took unto himself a
wife last tail. busy with his farming
on Waxahachic No G
At ". r. Parks I took dinner.
Mrs Park had Just returned from
their son's. t. l.. Park who had cut
his foot very badly with an axe. Mr..
PARK gave me rather an amusing
account of his introduction to Texas
during the rainy season OF 1902 and
1903. though IT was not very anus
ing to him at the time. started from
there to Howard but n little rain
turned me to Forreston. ON Forces
ton No. | MIR, and Mrs. G.. W. Mar
tin live and seem TO enjoy life as
well az could be expected considering
they are both more or less afflicted.
They fed me and gave me a dollar.
Mr. and Mrs. Harwell. Mrs Ms par
ents, live with them, both 80 years
of age, have been married 6 years.
Mrs Harwell is blind and practically
helpless but takes lively interest
in passing events and Is very cheer
full She told me the people of Victor
la were praying for rain, Doubtless
If they keep 1t up long enough they
will be rewarded
J. II. Barlow settled In the Dry
Branch country few years ago
without any of this worlds goods.
but by industry and economy has n
good little farm and IL doing we'll.
He was having his corn plowed r.
G. Carroll had run In from the wind
and was taking n day off. Back to
Forreston for another night. Next
morning | went to see Al Null on
Forreston 2. He bad gone to Forces
ton but w. j. Appleby was rcpnnt-
ing corn. AT Forreston Holsey Me-
Whlrter, the popular Italy deputy
sheriff, took me In and hauled me
to Nash. Mrs. Fannie Chilcs purchas-
ed farm near Nash twenty years
ago, has lived there since and has
nice place, w. j, Buio. one of How
ards rustling merchants, invited me
TO dine with him but | saw the
clothes hung out 10 dry so did not
accept the invitation. when he came
back he set up canned goods dim
ner and agreed TO act as our How
,rd correspondent. Starting back TO
WaXahachie ! was overtakeu by Mr.,
Bethel, the Howard barber and rode
With him TO town whore ! met w. A. |
Lavender from Red OAK ! and pa- !
'ed him on my list G. M. Graves
rom Italy No. 3, was IN town and !
old me his daughter Miss Emma |
md James Smithwick had married
he night before, that being the sec
md one OF hls daughters to marry
ately Charley has bad luck but is
game. w. y, Lindop was In from
Midlothian and had me send
he paper to ]. j. Hobson at Breck-
Texas. q, NJ. iorcn, good
armer and ali around good fellow,
md old timer from Ennis 4. got on
ny list. G. w. Thompson, farmer
IN Waxahachie No. 3. said he had
'een intending for some time to sub
crIbe.
JIM. Ward and family, who have
'een living In Houston n Few
months, have returned to Ellis and
re now nt Forreston.
Oh, yes, ! forgot to state that 7.
4 Buie OF Howard IL road overseer
nd school trustee. Jim Callens says
g has forty acres OF sweet potatoes
edded out and they are up. You will
office ! state that Jim says 40. Hen
Y Bishop OF Red Oak No. / was In
)wn on his way TO visit his son Mt
ort Worth, When | saw him last
Dallas doctor had been carving on
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