Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-12-21
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Everything is moving along as usual
here. Health in this community is
remarkably good and we have no room
for complaint,
Today has been dark drizzly dav.
About six in the evening il conmenc-
ed to rain hard. AT this writing there
is no signs Of its letting up. There
has been nothing this week much out
Of the usual line of happenings.
| made q three trips to Coalmont
this week. ! saw Mr. Baker and
telephone man hunting some one to
take a contract to get out telephone
poles for the line to be put up from
Coalmont consisting of two wires, to
Clifty Creek i'll the Stalker Cove.
j. M. Ross was in town today and
said his wife couldn't sleep at night
for rejoicing over a spinning Nwheel
he had made her out of bicycle bv
taking off the rubber tire and attach
ing it as driving wheel to the old
wheel. He said it worked wonderful
ly we'll
U. b. Lockhart and Tom Simpson
went Monday to work on the iron
bridge but Mr. Simpson returned to-
day and said they got no work. Mr..
Lockhart stopped at Whitwell to try to
secure position in barber shop.
Uncle Tom was in town the other
day but | did not get to see him.
Geo. Dodson is here shaking logs for
building barn.
James Turner was in town today and
said he sat up last night until 10 o.
clock eating molasses and said his di-
costing apparatus was not like w. H.
Whites. He could eat molasses.
A. A. Ransom has got his pension
increased from rs month to $12. He
got his first check the other day since
the increase was allowed After his
lawyer fees were paid the department.
sent him check for 10 cents. 1t was
the smallest check ever saw issued.
S. t. Bryant was in town the other
day, the first time he has been in for
some time
John Barker was in town.
| q. j. Alternately has moved to the old
Schearnamar place and is going to put
up small stock of goods.
| Misses Angie and Callie Ross visited
friends in the suburbs of Tatesville last
week.
W. H. Curry, of Kansas, writes r.
j. White letter in regard to his prop.
erty here and wants to know if it wa:
suited for deer ranch, as he had 6
man who would like to purchase it tC
make deer ranch out of it,
Joe and Lester Tate and Rube Laynt
were down from Nubbins' Hill
Hester Bryant and Prudy Layne Wis
tied friends here.
Bill Painter, of Warren county, wa
here buying furs.
| J. G. Boyd, of eagle, was here hunt
ing furs.
| would like to know if that Goa
digger at Geo. Pickett is like its pap
Prof. York closed the months tern
of school here last week with fine en-
tertainment He returned to his hom
near McMinnville, Tenn One of hi
traits as teacher is commendable-
that of treating every child alike.
The cause of j. R. Lyles' absenc
from our streets this week is unknown
At the last information Perry Hen
ry was still making his regular calls o.
Nubbins' Hill.
/ am listening for the wedding bell
} to jingle in the Cannon Bali order
H. M. Layne gave me an official cal
the other morning.
What is the matter with Land
ChapelY
W.. M. Bouldin and Geo. Dodso
went to Coalmont this week.
: Fl. Overture was in town and he
: thinking of going to Nashville to sc
an oculist.
Willie White is running ferry nov
| / haven't ascertained the fare he char
ges. He is using buggy. Watchmai