Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1900-05-03
First District.
Special to the News.

Well here am as usual. Az We did
not get our letter to the News last
week perhaps some readers some OF the
readers Of the News think the small-
pox or mumps or Ia grippe have si-
lenced US, but we did not get to leave
tho old lady she was so feeble.
La grippe is getting back into the
old channel again,
Mr.. W. T. Dugan and family have
moved here from across mountain and
We are glad. We think that Mrs. Cur
tis will get better now that her daugh-
ter is with her. Mr. Dugan has three
beautiful and promising Sunday school
boys. Besides his aid in Sunday school
we think great deal of his little boys
Isham Franklin, William Walter and
Ira Theron and they aro all good and
obedient to their father. They arrived
here on the Goth Of April.
Yes it is too late 10 plant corn. We
finished planting today.
Austin Coppinger passed through
here on his way to Battle Creek to buy
yoke of cattle. Likely he intends to
move Little Sequachee Cove down to
Sequachee so they can get out hickory
for tho Handle Works and get squirrels
Hand turkeys OF pleasant evening when
they are wanted.
A word to Mrs. Watley. II any
young men come around your place
break their legs for they can't do with
out Misses Ginny and Hattie at Sunday
school. They are always ready for
Sunday school and are not ashamed or
afraid to take hold and help all our
children. We think all good people
are going to take hold and be useful in
in our Sunday school.
We saw in the last issue of the News
whore Blue Eyes wondered how long
the fee is going to live. Now l will
tell you He will live until the last
breath leaves him, although he is ex-
pected to live until election He is a
"OlAApl Aui ACpuOllSah hCSs ~ ho"O
, is Jack and hc is coal black. Did you
hear of one of Sam BENEFITS yearlings
being foundered at the head of Dixon
Cove on squirrels and one OF Hogs's on
turkeys? Neither did I. There is a
: squirrel dead in a tree out here which
has died lately. Whether it died from
being watched to much or not say ye.
Mrs. Eakin, Androw Curtis F NJ. Nc.
Cullough, Mrs. valley, Mr.. Lockhart
and Mrs. Foster are all better but we
are sorry to say that Mrs. Curtis ia
worse and Mrs. Potter is no be tier.
We think that there has been two oil
threo hundred head of cattle brought
out the last week.
We think when Mossback took his
ticks TO market his sacks must have had
holes in them and he surely passed
through here for they are thick ou
here.
: Mr.. Price OF Fosterville, on the morn
OF the 2sth, after having his hair cut
and shave tore up Robert Foster
) saw mill. Its hne boy.
Mrs. Foster, we are glad to learn il
" recovering from broken arm.
w" were glad to see Comrade Hill'
now house going up at Sequachee go
/ ing up fast. We wish him success.
= Cold Wave has corn, nearly big Q
nough to pillow. 1t he hasn't I will b.
grasshopper hcked.
went out after wood on the 18th ant
had to walk back all one side. / dit
not know what was the matter. Th,
. old lady said John, what makes yor
;, lean over to one side when you wall
- and what's that under your shirt sleeve
Como here. Oh law! what a tick" Sh
pulled it of and said, "Now hand me
q match off tho mantle. There that vii
do, now you walk straight" You ca
guess how big the tick was
70 Sister Sallie Levan arrived at he
Il sons F. NJ Mccullough. We lear
y that she is on her way up the Valley t
her fathers.
III Andrew Curtis and family visite
s. the Dixon Cove people Saturday.
w. T. Dugan made business trip
y to Tracy City Saturday.
We saw one squirrel on the mountai
or side Saturday, but he had pASS or =
es least he passed. me.
j., You may think we live hard out her
or but we don't Why? Because we liV
on the mountain.
ie We had good and nice crowd of
I'd bout forty and good prayer meetin
- after school in which Bro. Dugin an
Bro. Rit Lane made good talks. Re
Dugan breaches next Sunday at Blu
rough's Chapel and all are invite
pc The little class at Sunday school vi
er very free with thsir pennies and niekl'
e 70 pay for our literature last Sunday Il
al which we are obliged.
Turkeys and squirrels are plenty OF
Dr here-no am mistaken there Is plenl
20, Of room for them.