The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-14

eusrsd J. b. Rogers and A. T.
Hlchnan. beth Of Italy . ! found
%. d. Elmer in the field but rode
hack with him 10 Avalon where
Inghtened his purse Al the home oil
lMr. and Mrs. Allen Greenhaw
apent the night. II Is good place
to stay and the fare is fine Alien
reported his cotton tcieratly 1000.
IL found W. 4. Lyon on B'oomihs
Grove complaining some but aois
to be up and down. Mrs. Lyon FED
me and sent me away happy. Mr..
and Mrs. X. c. Owen were at home.
Mr. Owen showed me about 'hiril-
i ave head OF nice hogs and a eoin-
took the coin with me for luck. Al
the comfortable and hospt-aoie
home OF Mr. and Mrs. J. Z. feas-
ter I hung up for the night. Ines
have reared several children but
they are all married and gone from
them. On my way 10 Avalon rode
on load of cotton with j. J..
Bracken. colorcd He sold his cot
ton and divided the proceed with
me. While at Avalon | male the
acquaintance OF Miss Irene heplin-
ger, who came to abide with Mr.
and Mrs. Will Keplinger about six
weeks ago. She Is a bright .oung
lady and l am sure will be great
source of pleasure TO her parents.
G.. A. Johnson was out on business
from Italy. He took me M and
hauled me away We found Geo.
NJ. Claxton in the later patch get
+, ting some pretty good ones. VIII
Hooks, colored. is doing a restaur-
LIANT business at St Marys W. 5.
White on Forreston has been En-
der the weather lately bat hope
he may soon be all right. ~ Fer
reston | met Lucian Tarraa;. col
ored. His father was slave OF Gen.
4
grave in Hughes graveyard. Lucian
was born near Forreston aaa has
made his home here for SO. years
but is now moving TO Rotan in
Fisher county. On ny return home
! found this self-explanatory lstter
Ague Dulse. Texas. Oct. 1915.
Mr.. w. E. Cox, Waxahachie, Texas.
Dear sir: / see my time is about
out for your valuable paper. so
thought l had better remit. Enclos-
cd find Sl.00 for another year.
Everything is flourishing in this part
OF the state, everyone is planting I
second crop of garden, ETC.. since the
fine rain We had recently. Farmers
ere feeling good over the present
price of cotton. Cotton all gathered
ir this section. and people are pre-
pairing their land for another crop.
Look out for bumper crop or
complete failure. AS ever your truly.
W. r. WALCoTl.
Will Walcott is native OF Ellis
county. good fellow and has many
friends here who will rejoice at the
cheerful tone OF his letter.
Saturday Tom Tucker was in from
Waxahachie 6 as cheerful and as
good looking as ever. He sent the
-f.fr trfr III Frf hne Il
at Southbend. Texas, and took the
Dallas News for himself d. NJ
Pruitt from Waxahachie 4 was here
and as lively as cricket. A. c.
Harris from Waxahachie 3 plead
poverty but / pulled him through.
s. II. Moses, one of the best farmers
in Eli scounty got on for the Daily
Light year. viii Rogers from
near Lone Elm was here and got
back on nay list Thank you Bill.
c. H. Chapman, an old time settler
and sturdy farmer on Waxahachie
induced me to let him have the En-
terprise. NJ. s. Garrett, hustling
farmer on Waxahachie got back
on my list. Clyde Johnson from
Waxahachie was in from the farm
and renewed for the Daily Light
year. J. g. Burton from Waxaha-
chic 5, got on my Daily Light list
He is an appreciative Intelligent eiti-
zen and / hope may be friend TO
the paper. Mr. and Mrs. $. p.
Lcatherman OF Forreston We're shop
ping here Saturday. d. j. Gray,
mayor of Sardis is 70 years OF age
but looks fresh and fine.
G. j. Mcdonald, colored, sturdy
farmer from Boyce. came back after
considerable absence from my list.
V. T. Vantrees OF FoFreston return
ed from prospecting tour of Jones
and Taylor counties. He says 80
likes the counties we'll enough TO try
il but his friends hope he roa,
change his mind n Rurfard n,ae.