The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-03-09

were breaking land for cotton and
seemed to be getting along alright.
! Bob Reeves says Ben Cook is the
best farmer i'll mis- community. w.
F. Meador was over at the back of
I the field burning trash, but came
+ to meet mo. | found Tom Reeves
as usual hard at work. At the
homo of Mr.. and Mrs. R. B, Reeves
hung up for the night. Next
morning was rather dsaSreanble, so
| remained for dinner. have been
with them so often that | scarcely
think they expect much of write
up of my visit. w. M. Higgins
with heavy overcoat closely bui-
toned about him was planting corn.
j. NJ. King | fourd planting also,
but as he was walking he did not
need an overcoat. At Mountain
Peak | stopped at the home of Mr.. /
and Mrs. Cook. Mrs. Cook is in her
nth year and has quilted thirty
six quilts since Oct. 1910, besides /
no telling how many she he's pieced. /
She works and talks all the time .
and nothing seems to hurt her L, I
A. Ganaway, has been working on
the road and his money he says has
accumulated until be desires to lend
it, but so far hac not found any one /
willing to tGke any but small sums.
Miss Euphy Rotten consented to give
rs the Mountain Peak News. FridaS
afternoon | started for home and
down near Sardis | was overtaken l
~ DR.. l.. Keplinger and R. w. Pop
in, who had been to visit Mr.. Sam
Iers, on whom Dr. Keplinger assist
d by DR.. PopIin, had performed an
peration the day before. They III
,ok me in their auto and DR.. x.
rought me to town where / met F.
Z. Keesee, who has been road fore
an in commissioner precinct No. 3
r some time. c. H. Simpson from
ed Oak subscribed for the paper
r his son, w. F., at Cudor Hill.
Saturday F. F. Wilson from Ike
me in and renewed. He is the
ly person in existence so far as I
ow who calls my middle name in
dressing me. J. F. Harville who HI
med on Waxahaehie S for several
IFS is travelling for one of the
ixahachie nurseries and am
e he will do business.
Lone Oak, Texas, March 1. 1912.
;. Bill Cox III
Dear Sir.--i see our time is out
r the Enterprise will send money II
extend our time. We cannot at
ira to be without the Enterprise
We would miss 1T almost az bad as
ne of the family. We
ave a nice garden. Would be glad
you would come down to see US.
We are having a nice shower this
morning / think If nothing happens
re will have large crop of fruit Il
his year Hubby says come down
h en- the weather gets good and go
It'll him fishing A well wfsher of
e Enterprise.
MRS. II. C. KIRKPATRICK. III
l thought the Enterprise was
J most popular paper at all but | Hi
d three or four copies Of one par
going to members of the same
usehold Hughes Smith from
owe creek made wholesale or
:. The Enterprise, Home and
tie, The Texas Christian Advocate |
d the Dallas Semi-Weekly Farm
VS. r. l.. Jeffries from Mustang, |
old citizen and 6 cd fellow
s. here Saturday S. r. Rhinehart
,m Waxahachie 6, got on. j, w.
y. a carpenter of Waxahachie, |
me back to the fold. w. S. John
on, a former Ellis countian, and
good fellow, wrote me from Cell
a, Collin county, that he was still
lere and liked it fine He said
mere was good season in the
round and every thing was looking |
inc in that part of the world. ]. NJ.
dcCarley, husthng farmer on
3, came to town today
md reinstated. J. D. Porterfield on
Waxahachie will continue to read
the Enterprise and News. ]. F. Pitts
from Red Oak said there was A
new girl at his house. He also said
Mrs. Pitts told him not to let the
Enterprise stop. Miss Abbie Stew
art from Rocket will now give us
the news. Glad to welcome her as a
correspondent, but sorry to lose
Miss Minnie Coplen, who has resign
ed. She has been one of our very <
best for years. c. w. Perry of Wax
ahachie 6, had been watching his
label and I did not have to say any
thing to him. L. L. Gibbons, the old
reliable from Waxahachie 4 farmer
and raiser of fine horse stock, gave