The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-10-28
County Correspondence

Harpoon II any Of you don't liz,
this come around ava apoi8eize and
viii forgive YOU
Last Monday afternoon ! met ]
NJ Armand, good farmer on Waxa
hachie l., and placed him on my lis,
A few days ago ! met Mrs A a.
Russell Of Red Oak She told ma
to see him the first time | went H.
Red Oak Last Tuesday / went ana
after getting one OF those good easy
shaves he is noted for found him a
dutiful husband Lee Stanford was
In from his farm on Red Oak 2. He
got on my list Joe Criss took me
in the buggy and we were soon at
| Rocket. where | found DR. s. l..
Wadley taking a much delayed
breakfast after part Of the night
out Houston Jolly was putting in
his spare time picking cotton |
| went with him to the house and We
got good dinner W H. Hanna
was at the gin and took advantage
of my new and good proposition See
me for particulars. Henry PURGE
and children were up to their eyes
! in some very fine cotton. G. W
Hamm was down al the back of the
field where | met him year before
/ last but Mrs. II. got his figures all
right. At j. A. Leathermon's on
/ Palmer 2 | found his mother ver5
sick S P, his brother. was visit
! ing her from Forreston. | hope she
Is better. On my way to Palmer met
ID. b. Hunsucker who spends most OF
| his time going to and from the gin at
this season of the year. Judge vii
kinson, editor of the Palmer Rus
tier, was at home at his desk. He
gave me sub for Bob Hargraves
remarking that the Enterprise was
the second best paper in the county.
At my Palmer home, the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Stacks, I put
up for the night and of course had
plenty of good eating good sleeping
and good company. John was busy
experimenting the erection of 100
by 100 foot barn, stable or ware
house. 1t WILL think, be the lar
gest stable in the county. w. p.
Franks, who never gives me but fifty
cents because he likes for me to come
around, came through. At the gin
| met and conquered b. l.. Lord
and w. C. Taylor of Waxahachie
and at the restaurant met and rein
stated j. b. Farrar, good farmer
near Palmer. D.. b. Reasonover OF
Ferris 3 was at the gin and Joined
me. John Wade of Palmer 2 also
was at the gin He has cotton max
ing bale per acre. in fact bale
down in that thicket country is no
great novelty. They have seen SO
much of 1t they rather expect to see
little of 1t almost any year G.
II. Barnett came along in his auto
and took be to his farm near Trum
bull from where | went to the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs II. A. Gamble. Mr..
G. was not at home but Mrs. G. got
the dollarNfor me Their cotton is
about out but they made good /
crop.
Over at Trumbull | met 7 J. Reed |
who last winter accepted position |
as cashier of the Trumbull bank. but /
resigned because he could not stand (
the confinement, He has made !
fine crop of cotton but has sold none /
Of it. | hope he may win. Thurs
day at Ferris | nett ttttttttt eaoin /
day at Ferris I met my boyhood
friends w d. Duff of Ferris. w. K
O'Briant of Palmer /, D. S. McDan-
lei of Ferris 3, J. T. Kirke of Ferris
3 and c. f. Glance of Ferris.
Saturday | met c. A. Pylant OF
Waxahachie, M j. Delk OF Waxa-
hachie 2. | have not heard him say
whether he will be candidate for
commissioner next year or not.
Richard Hapes. colored. from Waxa-
hachie 6 was here and got on. Jno.
A. Williams who lived several years
near Waxahachie, now resident 3i
Midlothian 8, was here Saturday }
d Freeman from Waxahachie Z
made good.
Today the criminal court docket
being begun Judge Hawkins told me
he had purchased ullllt WI VI "
Greenville tobacco to start him on TO
work J. o. Curry from Midlothian
was here today w. j. Huckaoa
proprietor of the opera house pooI
hall came through this morning.
Judge J. w. Haskins who seems TO
have a life term of the Justice office
at Red Oak was here today. I. q
! Godfrey, one of the finest LOOKING
men in Ellis county, was here from
Howard. D. L. Hinkle OF Midloth-
ian was here looking we'll. W. J.
Pitts OF Forreston got years
worth in advance. Q. H. Martin.
whom chased for two years ano
then always found him In town
came through today So did G. L.
DeathridEe OF Waxahachie 5.
There are some things further
would like to say but am crowded
For fine BILL cox.