The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-02-17


j. Pollock from Midlothian 2, and
one of the best farmers in that sec
ton was here.
+. M. Wjtherspoon from Midloth-
ian was attending first Monday,
Clint Hawkins was in from Milford
Il My friend w. c. Williams start
ed him as subscriber j. c. Tate
home on Onion and renewed for a
year. w. II. Harrison from Waxa-
hachie has moved down south of
town, d. c. Kelley, a son of Cullen
Kelley, is on Waxahachie / and is
now a reader of the Enterprise. Gull
len says he has seen this country de-
velop from bowling wilderness in
TO paradise. w W. Smith of
Richardson com missioned Postmas-
ter Mclean to subscribe for him. r.
e. Orr of Henry gave me the pro-
polling power for a subscription for
his son Ed at Wichita Falls. ]. II.
Farrar, native of Rocket communi-
ty and an all around good fellow,
was in town Monday. M. A. McClel-
Ian has left his farm and gone to
Midlothian but is not stuck up bit
and continues to read the Enter
prise. ]. M. Billiard of Waxahachie
said his time was out Buck Far
rar gave me a dollar for his daugh-
ter Mrs. Maggie Dunovant. of Hol-
lis. Okla. A. V. Cox of Waxahachie
Z, who refuses to claim kin with me
renewed w. A. Campbell from En-
mis- 8 gave me subscription for
himself and his sister Mrs. Martha
Belk, of Myrtle, Miss. /. Timmons
of Red Oak 1 was startipg for home
but | caught him. w. w. Busson
of Venus l was In from his farm
near Griffith and renewed his allegi
ance to the Enterprise. +. e. Har9
per from Milford came up with
the needful.
Tuesday John Borders gave me
renewal for Mrs Rosa Borders, his
wife w C. Rogers after spending
while in the West, has settled
down on Venus /. j. r. Patton,
who was burned out couple of
years ago at Sardis, has gone into
business again. c. H. Windham has
sold his farm near Ike and bought
the Crawford farm on Grove Creek.
Wednesday | left town on foot TO
Ray. Joy Whitefield overlook me
and | rode behind a $1,000 horse
some kind of a Grattan-I have for
gotten his name. On down the road
Henry Perkins and Miss Dora May
Parchman took me up in an auto
and left me at the grocery store
Of Alexander and J w. Davis where
found a pretty good trade and J.
w. Davis gave me dollar. AT the
section house | called on Mr.. and
Mrs. J A. O'Connor where ] spent
a pleasant hour, got a good dinner
and a good dollar. found II. A.
| Slocum sleeping off the effects of ~
dinner and letting aaaaaaa "a.
dinner. I captured some of his hare
learned cash.
/ cme back to town and Thursda
| took passage on the train for Bard
| well where ! met r. L. Goodwin the
druggist. He was ready for me ana
II went my way happy. Mr.. ana
| Mrs. Ward conduct. a hotel business
and served me a good dinner. Mr.,
w had me send the Enterprise to
his brother E. H. Weird at Horton,
Ala. j. l.. Sisson has sold his farm
and is doing a milling and feed bust
ness. He has fine horse of the
Brooks breed and one of the best
of the breed | ever saw. He also
has very fine Spanish jack and
small grey jack. The Spanish is as
fine as silk but | cannot brag on the
grew as much as | would like to for
]. l.. Is a good fellow end entitled
to all | can give. l.. r. Holland has
moved to Bardwell and | believe Is
in the cotton yard business. what
interested me most was his state
ment that he could not do without
the Enterprise. The Cummings
brothers and sisters were at home
and Joe gave me little fabrication
for the axle tree of commerce. Out
at the home of Mrs. H. p. Duke
spent tho night. Her son Tom Is
deputy constable and works for the
sheriff Homer was doing organl-
cation work for the F. U. of A. /
met Mr.. Whatley and Tom on the
road and rode in the wagon with
them to Rankin. / put Tom back
on my list. Mat Simpson sprained
his foot a few days ago but was do
ing service at the wood pile and was
cheerful. At the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Lyon | spent an hour or
two and devoured lot of good din
ner, Leaving there | intended to go
through to Forreston but rs 1t be-
gan to rain made tracks for Bard
we'll On the way I interviewed X.
| w. Collin to the extent of re-
newal.
| "Ragland, Tex, Feb. 6, 1911.
| Dear Bill: Enclosed find order
for one dollar which you can use to
keep me in good standing. Let the
Enterprise keep coming. have just
| finished gathering my cotton. Made
j211b bales off 8 A acres; about 400
bushels of corn off 10 acres. With
| best wishes to you, as ever,
Your old friend