The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-09-23
be all is well. Yours truly.
W r. Walcott.

| pe all Is well Tours truly,
| w r. Walcott.
Having known viii all his life and
being specially fond of him | just
simply had to accept that money
order.
| "Wednesday | remained here where
| | could occasionally bask in the
sunny smiles of that widow and
| incidently met my friend s. H Moses
! of Waxahachie 6, one of the most
conservative thinkers in the country,
at the same time knowing exactly
what he thinks concerning a ques-
| ton, and while not seeking chance
! to deliver his opinions, is willing To
| give it when respectfully asked, AMI
willing to hear argument on the 9th
err side If all this does not constitute
a we'll balanced man I am no judge.
G. A. Word was in from the farm on
Waxahachie a, | found him deliver
| ing butter and eggs to Mrs, WIS Gus
| toners, saying she was not we'll j.
l., Daniel. good all round fellow.
! from Maloney, was here with his
! hands full of cotton samples In
the forenoon | visited the homes of
Mrs w C. Coots and w ] Martin
out north of town Mr.. G was on
visit to Minnesota | believe and Mr..
M was in town. | found him. II. A.
/ Wilson of Waxahaehie / without any
provocation on my part quit the En-
terprise and took the Light, Down
at the Farmers Gin w. l.. Douglas
and ate watermelon. The above
| looks like a lot to do in one day and
| may have crowded part of another
in with it.
/ Thursday H. J. Harris of Sterrett
ordered the paper to his father E. T.
Harris at Quail, Texas. and Prof. J
3. Baker set his OWE figures up a
few. In the afternoon | rode down
| to Howard and at the gin enrolled
two recruits in the persons Of R. r.
Manning and w. L. Hudson, both
farmers on Ennis 8, but Mr. Hudson
was running the engine at the gin,
| On my way back | called at the
home of Mrs. s L. Coley on Waxa
| hachie and collected a dollar.
| Friday morning | rode out to Crit
! fifth where | found the gin broken
! down and several at work on it. DR.
Shytles was handsome and smiling
at his drug store. l.. f. Eskridge
was at the gin and his brother was
presiding at the store and w. Fl.
Jones was gone to Fort Worth. Mrs
oh a of kr.{o
and pretty little three-year old
twins, Misses Thelma and Velma
One child is an angel and of course
two and mates at that are two an
gels, Down at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. ] H. Patton | found rest, drink
and food and welcome, all good and
appreciated. At the home of j NJ
Brown I stopped and chatted awhile
and held him up to the extent of
some coin.
| AT Maypearl I met f. w. Wallace
/ from the farm. | do not mean to
say he was the only person | met
! but he was the only one who acted
in way to cause me to say any
| think about him. w. l. Shippey was
see him.
! got home Friday night and Lives
thru until Saturday morning whel
met r. l.. Fleeman from Waxa
hachie 3. Dr. w p Sims of Be
. sent the paper to his daughtel
Miss Florine, who is attending kidd
!, Key college at Sherman, M D. Eu
bank from Waxahachfe s. w. T
Digger from WaxAhachfe
cuater from waxahachfe a. w w
Is harmon from waxahachie and
Jim Hudson from Waxahnch'e q.
This morning w. S. Sharp got on my
list for the Enterprise after re"
months absence. | am always glad
to see Warren sub or no sub, r. r.
Parrish and w r. Bearden both
from Waxahachie were here today
Mr.. B has been considerably Off list
ed but is up. He said the Enterprise
got better all the time.
Thos. J. Middleton, who has re-
Gently sold the Mirror. says he is NOT
decided what he will do SAYS he is
plenty able to retire but too young
to quit work. 1t is strange what
refining influence has on one any
way | have been asked to pick cot
ton and have been forced to refuse
because | cannot consent to ente'
into competition with poor people
who need the money. BILL CoA.
The pr,ce i, small anc results are
.nre Reference Is made to the Daily
,.ight want column. "