The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-08
ritherspoon, 7. f. Garvin.

Witherspoon, T. Il. Garvin, who
married Walcott and now lives on
the original Coleman jenkins
place. On the 26th of May he and
Mrs. Garyin completed their 52nd
year of married life The next in
age was S. N. Garvin, and the last
was Malinda, who married w. A.
Witherspoon. Benz Gervin like all
the pioneers settled where wood and
water were handy. His old home
stead is now occupied by T. J..
Dorsett.
The above and foregoing is a SAM
pie OF what | intended to give the
readers OF the Enterprise for some
time If it does not interest you
say so and | will change the sub
ject.
Tuesday afternoon | drove Selim
and Beck out GU Waxahachie F
where w. A. Jarrett and son were
blowing corn. The land they culti-
vate is we'll set with Johnson grass.
They had been going through it
with sweep and / saw more sick
and dying Johnson grass than | had
ever seen before. Give those Jar
retts time and / believe they will
win tn game. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Bruce of Forreston and family came
along in their auto: result, | was
soon at Forreston and feeling no
fatigue. At the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. c. Glaskox spent the night
and oh, the tender, juicy chicken
we did have for supper. Those twin
boys were scampering around as
gaily as colts. They were all busy
in the field but were not badly in
the weeds. T. d. Scott, resident
of Billiard Hill, was hard at work
and making good time. | succeed
ed in extracting from his purse a
little of that which is said to be
the root of all evil. /. j. Boswell
was fighting for freedom from the
domination OF Gen. Green. At the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Mckay
| attended and demolished good
dinner. Nc had the Enterprise
sent to Mrs. Mes brother, James
N. Murphy, of Joplin, Mo. A. II.
Roberts was going after the enc
mics to the growth of his crop but
the lice on his cotton he could do
nothing with. Starting homeward
7 was soon taken up and delivered,
hut | have forgotten who did it.
Thursday l headed up at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Brown for
dinner, which as usual enjoyed.
Mr.. Browns mother, getting far in
to the eighties in age, is with them.
Though rheumatic she retains her
mental faculties and | am convinced
that she is woman or superior
Judgment for she said she appre-
ciated my sermons. On my way out
there | stopped at the home OF MT
and Mrs. W T, IIammon near Trim
itv university. Their little son Guy
was suffering from the effects OF an
ATTACK OF rheumatism out was bet
fer found ]. W Smith choppins
cotton ana after relieving him ot the
burden of some coin went on 20 the
home az r. JEFF KIRK whore pro-
coedea TO spend the night. Mrs.
K,,k ana two daughters were visit
,,e IN Tennessee bat Miss MARY pre-
.lded over the household with leat-
mes ANA dignity We got IA the
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