Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-09-21
CAROLINE CHAPEL.
SteeiaI 10 the Ne1Os.

SPfIfN 10 me NeWS'
Bro. Paul preached for us his last
sermon here Sunday We are little
loath to give him up, for he has been
SO prompt in his appointments, and
has always conducted himself in way
that has gained the respect and conf
dence of his hearers. He preached q
very interesting sermon on the sacra-
ment of the Lords supper.
G. P. Layne, one of Victorias most
noted singers, attended church here
Sunday, and assisted us very much in
our song service. We are always glad
to have Green with us.
Mrs W. G. Spangler, of Mineral
Springs, who has been sick and under
medical treatment SO long, we are glad
to say, has sufficiently recovered that
she was able to be out at meeting Sun
day evening for the first time in over
a year. Mrs. s. has always been o
regular attendant at her church meet
ings, and we are certainly glad to see
her once more able to be out.
Well, there has been some more Wis
iting going on in this part Of the
world. R. g. Holt and family went
to Whitwell Saturday, and returned
Sunday evening. They spent Satur-
day night with Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
Holt, and don't you think, ]. ID. Lew
is and family made good score or
more of five-year-old promises last
Sunday by visiting at w. G. Moore's.
jeff is an all-around good fellow and
is fond of good music.
Miss Mable Francis, of Mineral
Springs, visited at Geo. H. Lewis
Sunday and had a gleeful time.
Geo. II. Lewis and Melvin Moore
made business trip to Whitwell Sat
urday.
Eaph Pitman went to Whitwell Sat
urday and took contract to haul lum-
Der off of the Cumberland mountain
to Whitwell We wish him success in
his undertaking for he has rough
road to travel over
Our countrymen, John Spears and
Daniel Pitman, are somewhat en-
Unused over something that they have
discovered on their premises and they
are very anxious to have it analysed.
Mr.. Spears dug well in his yard a
bout two years ago The water seem
ad to be fine and continued so until re
GENTLY the water got to tasting a little
peculiar and he claims that to let i
stand little while there will be {
greasy looking scum rise on it an(
ii. will smell and taste like coal oil
and Mr.. Pitman says when the waite
gets low in his well, it presents thu
same omen. Ilo'nt see why our oil
''gravely hills can't produce valua
bles as well as other places.
Our little school is progressing yer.
satisfactorily.
Pea-picking, corn-topping, fodder
pulling and sorghum making are al
the 60 in our vicinity these days.
Jim Bailey, Of Whitwell, made hi
regular call at D. d. LIS Sunday AM
attended church here Sunday evening
Louis Harris, of Mineral Springs at
tended church here Sunday evenin
and when the meeting was over, h
became so bewildered that when h
started home he went in the opposit
direction, and when he came to him
self he found that he was swinging o
d. d. LIS gate. Look out, Louis
John will be over to see you.
Alvin Spears says he will be 9
home in two more weeks and can b
found at certain place every Sunday
Ask r. G.. II. and G.. Fl. L. wheI
they took dinner Friday.
Mrs. w. c. Moore is contemplatin
trip to Tracy City TO see her sistel
Mrs Florence Tucker, whom she hi
not seen for Is years. We bespeak fl
her pleasant trip.
With best wishes to the News and i
many readers, will ring off for tn
time. You know, Old Joe.