Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1900-03-29

opOelAl 20 bue NoHe'
As We see Cold Wave missed consid-
ersble in the hog business. He 10 to be
excused somewhat for sometimes he 10
little like Mr.. Coppinger wac with
tho stallion that he purchased some
time ago. He had been TO South Pitts
burg and hardly anybody comes back
without feeling good, and as he rode
the horse home by the lagoon, one Of
the biggest bullfrogs woke him up, a.
Austin thought, hollcring Aus, Aus,
Aus" CoppinEer says: Its an intam-
Oua lie. This is Mr.. Coppinger.' Just
then he met Uncle Bob Jones and he
said: "Ain't II, Uncle Bob?" Next
morning when be woke up, he walked
out and seeing his horse feeling, you
know how, he said: Mercy, mercy; II
the good Lord will help me out OF this
trOubls this one time | won't ask him
for another favor soon TO the best OF my
knowledge and belief in the almanac,
too. Well W. must not take things to
heart in that way.
March 2Srd. Mrs. Ellie Curtis is
quite sick to-day with something liko
spinal trouble or cold.
We hear that Mr.. Lockhart is i'm
proving slowly. We hope he will soon
recover.
Mrs. Potter is not improving much II
any.
David Curtis we hear has sold out his
house and lot and moved South about
three miles this side of Tracy City.
Every body out here is in the notion of
gardening and there is plenty Of time
yet The black martins have not ap-
pSared yet
Sunday week is Bro. Hart's appoint
ment at the Chapel. Remember 1t eV-
srybody, and come to preaching.
We would like to swap work with
Oak Grove this side of the G,zzard.
Then come out the frst Sunday to the
Burroughs Chapel and we will pay it
back th" next preaching at Oak Grove.
Bro. BRAZIL Tate, how / would love to
seq you. We aim to try to be at one
more prayer meeting at the school
house or Oak Grove, soon as the wealth
or getS warm enough.
Mira. Curtis is very poorly nursing
her catarrh. Tue little flee 10 better.
The peaches ain't killed and here we
hops they wont be.
Mira. Brazely Dugin covered pig pen
the other day. If you don't think she
is a carpenter come and see it covered
crosswise and had cartload of chunk
laid on the boards.
We would like to see something from
Sulphur Spring, Georgia, in the next
issue of the News. Brace up, Mrs. Oy-
Ter and give us the news. Your Uncle
would love to read letter from yOu.
Get out and sharpen that idle pencil
and come on.
Well, saw Ave turkeys out here the
the other day, but bad no gun. They
were turkey buzzards anyway.
The bear track saw in the snow wai
the old lady. See, the hce grabbed hel
stocking and run out of doors.
Mrs, Mccullough and Miss Phoe be
Ables were out riding Sunday morning
and come over to see US.
Mr.. Fed Campbell went to Jasper
Sunday after some medicines for Mrs
Watley. She is reported very sick.
Well, as we have been slack az to th,
news. 1t is somewhat our fault though
not altogether ours.
The separation that We spoke OF some
time back appointed a good many
1t was guessed to to be cold weather
from warm but the property turned Ou
to be q separation in my own family.
II rain, snow and ice was a portion
We out here would be rich though som,
OF US is so poor that we have to lean VI
against fence TO gabble.
II poke and turnips don't hurry ant
come in starvation out here will begin
Our sunday school was layover un
til next Sunday. Every body come GU
and let US have good turnout. As i
10 Bro Harts day to preach guess VI
will have some preaching.
As am SO nervous and poorly viii
the News and its readers excuse me il
the future. hope all the correspond
dents will say yes" with the editor
If not / will do the beat | can.
The widow Eakin with Pricey EGkii
spent Sunday with US.
Well, as am q little dull and RipI
my pen, has wrote enough, by-by.
COLD WAVE.