The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-02-24

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entitle them to salvation
Last Monday morning boarded
the train for Italy where / met sew
eral old friends and neighbors but
the one eliciting my special atten-
ton was ]. W. Eddleman from Italy
who gave me a renewal. After
eating dinner and resting Selim and
Beck l started on foot for Avalon.
Out near Chambers creek Tom Nc
Whirter came along and took me in
his buggy and put me down near
Avalon. A. w. Miller of the firm OF
Petty & Miller, was busy with Gus
TONERS but. took time to walk over
ito the cash drawer. This firm has
probably the largest mercantile es-
Establishment off the railroad towns
in the county. G. T. Southland was in
from the farm and renewed. DR.. w.
A. Grant, who has built up q good
Ipractice and keeps his own drugs,
came in from a call and responded
to my call. The boys were having
considerable sport chasing rabbits.
l found j. G.. Williams and John
Swofford, one of the earliest cot
ton planters in the country, was re-
turning from Italy. I held him up.
| | found Mrs. Pauline Piper at home
ready as she ever is to hand over
the price. Down at the home of Mr.
/ and MIRO w vii CT
the night. I found them all we'll,
/ but w. H. was undecided whether
/ to sell S5 bales of cotton he had or
hold longer. They reported their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
1 Mrs. w. D. Hawks of lola, N. NJ, as
doing well. Tuesday being rather a
bad day we played forty-two except
| in the afternoon when w. H. and
went to Avalon where / met and
conquered Jim Beets from Bloom
ing Grove g. Wednesday I again
went to Avalon where I met and
listed F. P. Olivaries from Italy @,
C. C. Youngblood, Italy 2; H. M.
Reynolds, Italy Q, and found d. P
Mcdonald of Forreston 3, merchan-
dising, having bought the w S. Nc
Kinnie stock of goods the first of
the year. I met DR.. Nowlin and
talked with, him q while. He and /
have gotten along well since the
Bailey issue got quiet. I went out
on italy to the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. NJ. Counts. Dinner was over
but Ed had just come in from Bard
we'll with load of corn and he and
| I INDUCED in a little eating match
] Going back to Avalon | started to &C
to Forresten and take the train fol-
home but near the home of Mr.. and
Mrs M C. Giles where I stopped
and got a recruit I met George
Washington Watson Christopher
Columbus Ellison Albert Sidney
Johnston and three of the every day
citizens I believe their names were
John T. Marks, Carr Morris and
Jesse Morton starting on cat
hunt They had about dozen
hounds. They invited me to join
them so I went. At Avalon George
Washington himself Joined us and
we went to Onion creek to camp. At
the camp George Washington Gram
NOR and brother who live near. Wis
;+ed nc After simmer the bows took
mo dogs and nroceeded to hunt for
cat but came in about II O'Clock
,cetlass Next morning at the break
Of dav thew sailed forth again.
ilaf+ tbom mile hollow camp and
cow notbing moro of them learn
tbav cauqbt notbing hut a little cold
b,t had short chase after what
tbav spnnosed to he wild cat. I
mot Taese Wood bustling Young
native farmer starting ont in his
raeon made NV annual visit to
IN r. purkettt and found him SOW
iny oats He mt himself and his
fatber-in-Iaw T f. Swafford OF
Abilena both on the Enterprise WIS.,
;t;no Nst w A LYON on Blooming
Cove NJ had gone To Bardwell
brt Mrs 7, got ont the money and
naid mo off T met G C. GRAY ana
w M Cannon father and grand
father of Onal Cannon. 4 years old