Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1903-05-07
THIRD DISTRICT.
Nnnclal Al Lha NnWs.

Special to the News.
We had a nice time al Sunday school
to-day. There was Rev. Geo. Ridge,
Robt. VandergriG, and Green Holloway
we're out with their Dolly Farden and
shoohy on, high heel slippers and black
Jack shoes, and how sweet they looked.
There was the following named gen
tlemon that joined the Sunday school;
w. H. White, with that ungodly and
cantankerous high collar on, Hardeman
and Bryson Brimer, Frank and Willie
Clay, and Bee White, Ladies joining
we're Sarah Hudson, Maud Yochem,
Grace Yochem, and Sallie Pickett and
daughters and a numbers of others
Little Johnny Barker, of Tatesville,
was at Sunday school today, and Mr.
Barker led in tho singing, Mr.. Barker
and Mr.. White occupied the front seats.
Don't say anything about the high col
lars they wore, as they are the latest.
DR.. Beargrass wants to send a mes
sage by way OF grapevine telephone to
that great pennyroyal doctor of Tates-
Vile, j. l., White to come down and
give him good sweat as he chilled
when he saw in the News that White
had been called to practice in the coun-
try. The fact is that DR.. White lives
in the country and not in the town, and
consequently don't have to be called to
the country when he is already in 1t,
Several of the communications of cor
respondents was cut short last week.
Maybe they were too long and tedious
and wearisome, and it was really proper
and right to give them little cut and
small tip. Boys, if you fail to get
your fun and gags all in the News don't
get mad, but try again and kind Of try
to mix them up little, and by and by
it will all come right. You might &C
too far at times and at others you might
not 90 far enough, but be quiet and
don pop of your head. You know the
power of the tongue has ruined thous
|
The writer from Hickory Flat re
minds me of a one horse engine. WheI
you put too much steam on it's easy tt
pop off, and ditch somebody especial,
itself. He was very badly mistaken
when he said he saw Beargrass goinI
down the road in hurry to get hom
to hang his meat. How came Beargras
to be in hurry. Lone Flat was sen
fenced to be hung and Beargrass wa
appointed the hangman, and he had ;
rope prepared for the occasion made o
beargrass, and the time was up and it
was compelled under the law to dis
charge his duty. | will now turn tn
remains over to the Paramount under
taker. You can save your powderlw he
you shoot at me for the fall alone will
kill you without me having to execut
you.
The case Of Jack Riding VS., Cumbel
land Telephone Co., was called at o
clock Saturday White and Morriso
were attorneys for the plaintiff, an
Raulston for the Company. Judgemen
for plaintiff, S25 and COSTS State vs.
Elvin Duke, false pretensc; case di!
missed by prosecutor, Civil action a
D. Thomas VS.. Joe Griffith, judgemer
against defendent, $l7 and costs. Cas-
appealed.
Mrs Robt. N. White has gone on
weeks visit to Mrs. A w. White i
Whitwell.
Noticed tears in the eyes of w.
White who upon being asked the caus
of his grief said it was because he ha
to go to Whitwell and couldn't hei
Bro. Angel preach.
F. About all our citizens went to Viii
we'll Saturday. Those who didn't s
were lonesome.
Monday was pension day, for U.
soldiers, and had to 90 on with IL
boys to Whitwell, where the vouche
were fixed up, but will return later.
= BeargrasS.