Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-04-13
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Mustard, lettuce onions and radishes
are plentiful in this section.
Our neighbors cannot complain OF
not having company when one of the
family Is sick Tor We have plenty.
Quite large crowd was at Virgil Nc
Intire's Saturday and Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. j. M. Holtkamp, Mr..
and Mrs Thomas Holtkamp and child.
rem visited the mines Sunday, return
ing about2 o'clock. They ate their din
ner at the west opening on the far side
OF the mines.
]. w. Morrison called on w. NJ. Holt
kamp Sunday morning.
w. M. Morrison spent Sunday with
j. w. Morrison.
Albert Privett went to the mountain
Sunday to see his girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Holtkamp, W.
M. Holtkamp, Thomas Butler, w. NJ.
Morrison, Mr. and Mr.. j. w. Morrison
seemed to be enjoying themselves Sun
| day at the latter's home on Morrison.st
Mrs. w. M. Morrison and daughter,
Miss Della, spent one day last week
with Mrs, j. W. Morrison.
Mrs. Thomas Holtkamp and mother
in-law, Mrs W. M. Holtkamp visited
Mrs. j. Nj. Holtkamp Monday.
| 4 u
rison called on Mrs. Virgil McIntire
Monday.
Mrs. w. II. BELLS called on Mrs.
Thomas Holtkamp Saturday evening.
| Mrs. Icie Pickett has returned to the
valley, after pleasant visit on the
mountain.
Herbert the little son Of Mr.. aud Mrs.
Virgel Mclntire, is very sick with pneu.
| monial fever.
Joe Golston called on ]. w. Morrison
Monday.
Mrs. John Weddle is expected the 1st
| of May to spend the summer with her
mother, Mrs. w. M. Holtkamp.
j. w. Morrison and S. L. Havron went
| to Jasper yesterday to attend court.
Leonard Morrison and cousin. Miss
Della, will visit in Jasper Saturday and
Sunday.
Order the News, and then you can
tell what your neigh bors are doing.
Mr., and Mrs. James Privett OF Inman
visited their cousin, Frank Privett Of
this place.
Leonard Morrisonvisited his uncle, d.
f. Morrison Sunday morning.
Miss Mollie Morrison of Nash Vile,
sent her mother, Mrs. ]. w. Morrison,
box containing nice china cat and
three lovely bead baskets.
Some OF our citizens are talking OF
celebrating the S-hour system, but when
they do IL will be eight months OF pure
| and undefled rest. But the workers
will have pay day on the 18th. We are
glad to say that the company has made
. satisfactory settlement with its men,
and all are satisfied except few who
can't be pleased any way. We are
proud that the 7. G. l. Co. has secured
IL extra cars OF coal to be loaded over
last week, which will give work almost
day and night. We assume the respon-
sibility of saying that the taxpayers
and business and business people and
laborers In general will prosper In o
general way under existing circu tan.
ces in and about Whitwell. They that
work will draw full pay, but they that
, preach to the niggers of the pines Of
Georgia draw no pay. Give us home
rule In the place of foreign potentates.
am an American myself. We love
: American independence. Let U.
serve God according to the dictates o.
our own consciences, so says the law o.
the land and every good citizen shall
say ''amen" to that doctrine, but VIZ
still find the serpent crawling in tn,
grass. That's enough Of hard facts
Readers, stop and think II you are as In
dependent as the constitution gives yol
right to be.
, Mrs. J. w. Morrison and Mrs. Thos
Holtkamp will have some frying chick
ems before long. They are great chick
| en- raisers.
. Miss Mollie BELLS was out walking
4 Sunday evening.
Rufus Bells, George and Arval Holt
kamp visited Arthur Butler one da
last week.
Quite q number ate dinner at Mrs. A
a P. Lambs Sunday.
Lula Lamb went to Victoria Sunda
to see her mother, Mrs. Verna LIANT
Miss Lula is staying with her aunt ant
8 | attending school here.
n Dock Coppinger took dinner with A
P. Lamb Sunday.
Mrs. Ida West and Mrs. Della Morr
i SON were out walking Sunday.
Will Morrison said If every Sunda
/. was like last Sunday then he wishe
every day was Sunday.
Success to the News.
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