The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-24

number OF thoroughbred Barred
= 1a a.,..1 The eggs are sold for
Matching, only. ~''''- *'-'r.
After leaving the ,33&rit2hle
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Gist, | next
landed at the home of II. l.. Cher
ry, whom the early pioneers
all know If Mr. Cherry lives
until the 18th day of May he will be
ninety-three years of age. He is
quite feeble and says he is ready
and willing to go when the Master
commands. Mr.. Cherry married the
widow of G. c. Parks, of Red Oak,
who was elected chief Justice of this
county in about 1874 Though Mrs.
score and ten, she looks well and
young. not appearing to be over
sixty.
Arriving at Mr. Slayden's in time
for a splendid dinner, prepared by
! his Wife, | was not long in enjoy
! ing another good meal Mr. Stay
den. as already stated lives on his
| father-in-law farm. This home is
| ideal in every sense of the word and
! fore he moved to Red Oak. While
there | saw Wayne's fine odd fash
| toned" Poland China SOW that had a
fine bunch of pigs. which viii no
doubt be made into meat the com
ing winter.
After dinner | next headed for
Red Oak and picked up Mr.. Gouger
who was coming to town With
bucket of eggs. | tried to exchange
| a subscription 10 the pai4es. 80 the
eggs, but it wouldn't WORK AS he
/ said he needed the money these
! hard ID times. Mr.. Gouger has a nice
farm and hor1c all. - - -.----
his name on the list s00n. '''A' = ''''''' =
Again arriving at Red Oak, |
stopped at the home of Mr.. and.
good and industrious wife. VINO
| gave me Il renewal to the paper,
Say Ins is,s- ',-s.:.SS.'s-rs, ssa.d!i INK my ram
/ >&~<,~@sk..s~ss :...,H 1 ,,..,,,.,
who gave me a dollar for another
years lease Oh the Enterprise and
next to give me a shining coin was
-+'- L. -s.s-:'.aSan- .S y 10 is g new name
to be added TO the Enterprise.
| After leaving the city of Red
Oak, | next stopped at ID. X.
| Thomas farm, where | met his ever
Industrious wife. She was busy
washing and looking after her six
| ty-tive chicks, Matched from an in
cubator She has placed another one
| hundred and twenty-five eggs in the
| hatchery and she will continue to
raise chickens until she gets five
hundred hens and then she says she
hopes to make enough off the chick
ems to pay the expenses on the
| farm. She is a wise little lady and
full of energy. l will keep tab on
| her venture Mr.. Thomas, her hus-
| band, was busy planting corn. To
! take advantage of the special offer
of Hollands Magazine and Texas
Farm and Ranch ten months and the
Enterprise for one year, all three
for $50, Mr.. Thomas sent me
$50 money order for the three
papers, which sets his Enterprise
date about two years ahead. II
| would like for others to take ad-
vantage of the offer This offer eX-
pires the last of this month.
next stopped at Joe Clark's, in
| the Henry neighborhood. | found
Joe busy whitewashing the fences
and trees and his cheerful and good
| looking young wife was standing
| near to see that he did the work
! right. They have a pretty little son
and along Win ''-rneir.> tn. .2si:4 30.
i nome. All see; So. Nth them Mr,
Clark got on the Enterprise roll and
also ordered Hollands Magazine Tor
ten months.
--'s N -s1- ..s;z 49, the town Of
Henry, which has only one general
merchandise store and "a s.;: and
rsa..y>li. ,sncwr as t.ansdaie se;uo, !
which has about thirty pupils aud !
Miss Katharine Howell is the |
teacher. The one store is owned !
aud conducted by TIM .Ses1reUff,, s'.s, !
former citizen OF Waxahaehic. The (
land which surrounds the ilRmedi- i
ate vicinity of Henry il owned ny ] /
NJ. Batcheler. w. s. Hazard, J. 2.
Pratt. tie Fuquas and Mrs. p. T. :