Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-04-27
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Mrs. 1nOmas AOltChup ouh"J
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Mclntire visited
Mrs. Sam Privet Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. John Hixson gave the
young folks singing Saturday night
All report nice time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Holtcamp visited
Mr.. and Mr.. and Mrs J. W. Morrison
Tuesday evening.
Miss Della, Dave and Leonard Morri'
son visited friends and relatives 81
Jasper Saturday and Sunday.
Leonard Runnel, Rufus Bells. Geo.
and Arvel Holtkamp, Mollie Bells and
Ida Hixon went to Victoria shopping
Saturday. The two latter spent the
day with Mrs. Verna Lamb.
Mrs, j. w. Morrison called on Mrs'
Joe Golston Tuesday morning.
Mrs. virgel McIntire and Dovie Gam
called on Mrs. Thos. Holtcamp Tuesday
morning.
Sam Priyit called on Thos. Holtcamp
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Joe Defur called on Mrs. j. W.
Morrison Monday evening.
Mrs. Virgil McIntire called on mrs
A. P. Lamb Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Holtcamp visited
their SON, J. NJ. Holtkamp Sunday.
There was musical entertainment
1 at w. II. Bellis's Saturday night 4
good number attended.
Mrs. w. M. Holtkamp visited he
daughter, Mrs. John Christian Monday
Dan Morrison visited George and jim
Richardson Sunday.
Fred Holtkamp called on his hes
girl Sunday.
J. w. Morrison returned home thi
week after three days visit in Dur
ham, Estil Springs, Ga. and Chatta
nooga.
| O. C. Winters went to Chattanoog
Saturday.
Mr.. Editor, 1 wish to review . portion
of the letter written last week fron
Herren, ILL.,, signed Union Men," Blu
wish to say right now in the begin
ming out OF respect for the union miner
| of Herrin, that it does not deal out sen
timent of the honest, respectable unio
miners of that place. 1t does not onl
Jump on Nip & Tuck but upon the en-
tire horney handed family. This ma
in appearance bestows big hearted pit
in the beginning of his letter but wind
up with the blacklist of assertions.
Speaking of Nip Il Tuck he says
while the union man is celebrating
the g. hour day the former will wor
and draw his pay. Then he asks, wha
are you doing when you do that?
wish to answer that he did not act fool
ishly by spending that day all tn
money he had made. He worked an
made $3.50 for the loved ones OF hi
homo. Then again you say that th
thinking powers of Nip & Tuck are 8
weak and his heart Is 80 hard that b
doesn't know right from wrong. The
| you bestow big-hearted sympathy an
pity and call upon humanity not
censure the common laborer OF tn
country for not belonging to the sam
order that you do.
1t 10 true that Nip & Tuck is workin
b ard for living. You see he lives b
his own work and not by celebrating a
the officers Of some organization on 50
AIRY. When he goes to the Office to dra
his pay he draws all that he works on
and none Is kept out TO pay the expei
ses of some delegate who would hol
the sovereign right to sell the muscula
power or contract the same to this pc
SON or that person. He has not q qua
dams expenses to pay. He Ia . FIRE
man. He is not controlled by empire
or foreign potentates. He 10 an Amel
lean. He believes in the freedom tn,
is guaranteed to all men by the Cor
stitution, He Is also q God.fearin
man who reads and believes the Scriy
ture. He wishes you we'll. He wisht
all men we'll. But, oh God pity an
have mercy on that poor union man
Herrin who has no sympathy to besto
upon the poor distressed widows az
, the fatherless children of the unfortu
: ates OF the Zeigler explosion. God pi
, the man for he knows not what
. writes. He asks Nip & Tuck, 'Don
you feel bad? We know you do for th
broke your chain of non-union lab
when those men were killed" Ana
| COlht Vi buo puhCSb W hppll
to this man-not to union men for thu
are not built that way. He uses q
!, term ''small", but there were sixt
three souls taken into the great beyon
= We are all human at Whitwell. '
love the human family and we respe
the name OF humanity, and our heal
90 out in sympathy to the unfortuat
/. of the awful disaster at Zeizler, and
A so at the Virginia Mines in Alabau
\ We have not stopped to ask the OUT
ton whether or not the men at Zeigl
, had guardians to let out their muse
lar rights or not but we mourn the Ii
of them just the same. We do lea
that the Virginia mlRes were run
guardians and so the muscular pow
was hired. But, God have mercy up
the widows and orphans Of that CT
May the soul of each man who died
saved in realms OF glory, We rene
that Whitwell lost one OF its below
young men in that awful disaster.
a mourn with the parents of the you
u man. We did't care what order be
longed to, the +. & A. NJ, the 20.
4. or the X. OF p. He was still c
( neighbor and q human and deplore
awful death they all came to.
Mr.. Editor, we desire to ask each a
every reader Of the News on Sumo
next at { p. N. 10 bow in fervent pri
or that the God OF the universe will
the American continent OF such artic
u as the Illinois gentleman by convS