The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-12-15

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uain for Rcd oak W "a. Price
pleaded poverty, bat paid A tray
cline man told me Walter bad fine
business, buf Walter told mo he was
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hitting son of Vatican. said Pee in
tended going 10 Arkansas FOR Christ
n'as aud might remain next year
4 tie had ne send the paper To bis
son Bll who is attending school in
Atkins Ark A NJ spillers, son OF
nay OLD friend Charley, was in Red
/ Oak from Cedar Hili l. W r. sum
mers was sending "a considerable
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I O., hut had some for me and then
some 10 spare. 4. j, Cody, the af-
fable efficient and accommodating
station agent, saw me and came
across the street 10 hand nae q dollar
/ Leaving Red Oak | fell in COM
! pany with Jaek--oh, we'll. have for
gotten his other name, any way. he
WAS on his way to the home of his
parents-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs, w. NJ
| Brown. We got there on time and
! did a thing I seldom do~-refused
an invitation TO eat a good dinner
! having Just lunched AT Mr.. and
| Mrs. h. w. Staydens | came in con
\ tact with another dinner but this
time had not the heart to refuse.
| found Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Gist busy
clearing away the wreck and debris
incident to hog killing. Going back
to Red Oak | found J. +. Covitt and
| family busy in the kitchen getting
over hog killing. Out at c. p, Colts
| | found Mrs. G. and the children at
| home but Mr., G.. had gone to Okla
bona on a visit. Back to Red Oak
and ] met G. II. McMullens, who
tells me he will leave Red Oak soon
| for near Lancaster. H. NJ. Huss was
| in Red Oak and renewed for the En-
| terprise. James Gouger asked me to
go out and spend the night with him.
| | went aud Mrs. and Miss Gouger,
Mr.. Huss and a grand child Of Mr..
and Mrs. G had q good time. Passed
on to Red Oak again. J. O. Bailey
| had gone out to repair his fence and
missed him. w. A. Hammond on
| Red Oak ! had gone to Rcd Oak but
came in soon and | sold him blue
| back speller and renewed him for
year. Mrs. NJ F. Bennett told me
| she was cooking some hogs head and
| toes, but ii WAS too early to stop for
dinner. Frank Chapman. who Is
baching, WAS gone to Waxahachie.
G. W. Barnard was at home reading,
having just returned from the barn
with load OF corn. G. P. Dobbs
was gone after load Of wood, but
Mrs. d. hustled.up the cash. Strik-
| ing a bee line for Waxahachie ! got
to the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. G.
Burch where | got a good dinner.
Charley ran a nail through his foot
some time ago and is yet cripple.
On my way | saw Mr.. and Mrs ]. r
Browns handsome New residence
which is nearing completion. Near
the John Scion place c. e. Calvin
overlook me and gave me a seat III
his buggy. Thursday morning |
mounted Selim and Beck and rode
out to Sardis where | met ID. V. High
with dollar from which ! proceed
ed 10 divorce him. +. ]. Delk return
cd soon after | got there from
q squirrel hunt, He said he killed
some birds but did not see them.
Starting out up the creek | was MAX
ing pretty good time when passe !
the home of Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Mid
dleton. Bill was setting out on the
porch. veranda, gallery or what ever
II was filing Mrs. Nj axe. | always
respect aA man who keeps his wife'a
axe sharp. He called me by and re-
manned for dinner. The sons, daugh-
tiers. sons-in-law and daMghtera-in-
law. grand children and Mrs. DR..
Popltn had gathered In to gather PEE
cans. They all gathered around the
festai board and We had a good
time. sfaefe II no more Interesting
sisht than these family GATHERINGS.
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fuullA hlra. NJ. II. Harris nt hoine and
Eill good spirits. From there Jour
maxi ascu s1nfa fha home If Mrs AZ