The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-10-12

able young men than At the present
/ time w. J. Goodbar, a handsome
and prosperous bachelor OF Red oak
sends the Enterprise TO his brother,
A. NJ. Goodhar, at Collierslown, Va.
Or. I. T. Shytles was in Monday
from Griffith, a part of the dry belt
but was in a good humor and looked
like he was in from Midlothian 6.
G. T. Mcclure from near Rocket,
was in town Monday and got him
self ahead. j. NJ. Alsup OF Midloth-
ian | came here from Tennessee
about Is years ago, reads, thinks. is
always interested in and contributes
his time when occasion demands to
the public welfare. He is a good citi-
course is affected by the dry wealth
er but is game. ! notice many OF
the drouth sufferers are more cheer
full than some who are making very
good crops which only proves my
philosophy that contenment and
happiness come more from within
ourselves than from our environ
ments. Bob Leonard of Palmer said
he had been for sometime thinking
Of Joining our forces and he came
through show day. M. w. Payne or
Red Oak / was gone from home
when | called few days ago but l
met Mrs. Payne show day and col
lected for the paper. Their cotton
did not come up this year but they
will make it all right. J. r. Falk-
ner of Sterrett was in town show
day and I showed him how he stood
on my list and he showed me coin.
w. r. OBryant on Palmer was do
ling business in Waxahachie on show
day Wednesday morning l rode
Billie Bryan out to the home of Mr..
and Mrs. f. A. Black on Forreston
2 where / got a good dinner and a
good dollar. Mr.. Black had just re-
ceived word that niece, a young
lady, had died and the family was
getting ready to attend the funeral
w. T. Stanton on Forreston was
trying TO hang a door and was get
ting along very well, Is good natur-
!. ed or was glad to be called away
from his troubles for he was very
. mic. to me. Jesse Caver told me he
was living within a short distance
from where he first landed in Texas
more than Is years ago. | came bacB
to that widows house and spent the
might and started out again 1hurs'
, day morning. Out a little piece
overlook w. l.. Burton and rode
home with him where Mrs. b. re-
newed her paper In town | met II
G. Smith of the Avalon country who
finding his time nearly out renewed
. Joe McCanless is farmer out
short distance from town who work!
at the carpenters trade at odd times
u. w. Needham refugeed from tn
dry belt west of Midlothian and i
at work out on Waxahachie No. Z
+, w. C. Harwell, the genial black
smith Of Forreston has recently tax
. en- Charlie Hester as a partner an
> they make a strong team.
q Fred Rodgers was in Forreston OF
e rainy day and paid up for anothe
: term. Ira Phelps, the rustling activ
member of the firm of Huguelet 4
Phelps, had me send the paper tt
his father, T. B. Phelps, who LIVED
in this vicinity for many years, bu
!, who has passed the last Is years a:
, a farming citizen of Jones county. A
!, J. Riddle of Forreston ,, having beer
notified by blue pencil mark that i
, was time to get busy met me in Wax
, ahachie Saturday morning with the
coin l.. A Adair farms on Waxaha
chic and is a good citizen and
, regular subscriber. A. J. Rice
, found last year at Rocket gin. HI
now lives in Waxahachie and
, think at Ike. J. l.. Keenan,, wht
, farms out a short distance from
, town saw me coming on the stree
, and proceeded to 90 down to his
, pocket. When I called II. J. Har
, ville's attention to the fact that the
blue pencil had been used on hin
he proceeded to dig up. w. ID. Lin
dop of Midlothian keeps j. j. Hob
son of Breckenridge supplied WITT
reading matter. J. e. Cleme on Wax
ahachie No. was in town Saturday
Mr.. Busby, who works at Reymul'
ler's, sends the paper to his father
]. s. Busby on Midlothian No. w
A, Ratliff on Waxahachie had seer
the stop signal and put on more
steam. | wish / could report the do
ings of one hundred more but right
here my dealing Of character to
make me write about people ceased