The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-17

/ ing so well II has been so long
/ ago since / lived in Waxabachie, l
! only know the old settlers and their
children. ana going to try this sum
mer TO spend week with you ana
| go to see some of them.
My farm this year viii be planted
| 20 leeds principally. | have about
| l!1ty acres in wheat, twenty-five in
oats and sorghum. | will plant a
Dig corn crop and not much cotton.
] VIII raise hogs and less cotton.
| he cotton crop will be cut seventy
| tive per cent in this county. | have
been planting corn but the rains
stopped me.
! We are all we'll and getting along
| flne / hope the work you are do
| ing VIII be benefit to your health
as we'll as your pocketbook.
Respectfully,
r. b. kEMBLE."
Recently | met W. b. Pierson in
MS oVerails and he remarked that he
mad gone to work" | really believe
ne has, judging from the appearances
OF his hands. Anyhow, Mr., pierson
is back on his farm and the field
man Will be around in due season to
tell the readers how he manages.
l.. A, Affair." while in Waxahachie
last week, lost his overcoat, by some
one wearing it off. It is black
coat and the party who got it wifi
confer favor to the owner oy noti-
tying him or returning some.
had the pleasure Of meeting Toe
Pitts, OF Red Oak, in Waxahachie the
middle Of last week. He remarked
hat the chicken his wife had 10
reserve tor ME was getting old ard
hat | had better hurry up Ny visit
ut there. Rest assured | viii be
around on time. ! know his splendid
wife and am sure of heing served
the right aged fryer. for she keeps
IA supply of fryers the year round
was pleased TO meet J. II. Miller,
now of Lees. Texas, former Ellis
countian who resided near Red Oak.
He came in response to the serious
illness of his mother. who died last
week. He says Lees Is a fine stock
country and plenty of feed was made
last year out there to run for the
year and some to sell.
John Baucum, of near Milford, was
i'll Waxahachie last week and | had
the pleasure of renewing my acquain-
lance with him. lie said the latch
string hung on the outside" at his
home and for me to call, l hope to
be able to take him up on his pro
fered Kindness, soon.
J. T. Weaver of Italy, who is wide
~ known as the gin man and cotton
buyer, of Italy, was in Waxahachie
Saturday.
| enjoyed the company Of W. A !
Hammond of near Red Oak Saturday. |
j. W. Webb, of near Maypearl. was
in Waxahachie Saturday. He said
the farm he Is living on he had made !
twenty eight crops and the man who
ne rented he farm from still owns
IL. He said the land could have
been bought very cheap around him
when he first rented the farm. but
bought section of land for a pair
OF boots, he didn't have the boots.
Mr. Webb is a fine fellow and i may
get around to see him.
], T. Smith and family of near
Milford, were in Waxahachie Satur-
day. Mr.. Smith had his name enroll
ed on the Enterprise list while in
he city.
w. B. Wagner, of near Mountain
Peak, were in Waxahachie Saturday.
They joined the family of the Enter
prise subscribers while here.
[ had the pleasure of meeting Il
&. Watson and wife Of near Bardweil,
in Waxahaehie Saturday. Mr.. Wat
son was driving his fine stepping bug
gy horse. The roads We're TOO rough
for his automobile.
w. NJ, Mccain, Of South Prong
was in Waxahachie Saturday He
said he would begin planting corn
Monday, if the weather was favora-
BILE.
My friend ). r. Greed, who rents
on Ewell McCartney's farm, was in
Waxahachie Saturday and requested
me to enroll his sons name, c. F.
Greed at Gladstell, Texas, for the
paper for year. Mr., Greed has
shown an interest in M work since
the beginning and l. appreciate it.
too.
| feel greatly pleased with the past