Enloe School House, January 29, 1895 Collin County, Tx.
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Submitted by Mary Tuley - marya@texoma.net 
15 February 2001
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Farmers have been very busy the past two weeks clearing and breaking 
their land for another crop of 4-cent cotton.

W.G. Drake and family have been visiting his brother-in-law, Sam Smith 
of New Hope the past week.

Sam Odle, who has been confined to bed with fever for the past three 
or four weeks is convalescent.

Abe Enloe, Jr., had his saddle stolen from his home, Jan. 19. No clue.

Mrs. John Enloe, who has been on the sick list is better at this 
writing.

The young people had a hop at E. M. Brooks' residence on the 19th.

Mrs. John Renfro and mother, former residents of this community, but 
now of Grassey Lake, were visiting Abe Enloe, Sr. and family this 
past week.

The North Carolinaians continue to come into our settlement. More 
tax-hauls. 

Brother McKinney preached an able sermon to a large 
audience at the new Christian Church on the 20th.

Ther was no school here last Friday as our teacher, J. M. Shook was
attending the institute which met at McKinney on the 25th and 26th.

Mrs. Mitt Rutlege has returned from a visit to her mother who lives 
in west Collin.

Spelling every two weeks at the school house.