Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-12-07
FARRlOR SWITCH.
.Sp4eial 10 tie Mas.

.Sptddl 10 HE Mas.
Cutting wood and making fires is
the order of the day here now.
Tom Foster had a working Friday
cutting wood.
Frank Condry passed by here one
day last week.
Mrs Addie Rogers was visiting at
Mrs II. H. Torbetts one day last
week
Mrs Ada Berryhill and daughter of
Bridgeport, Ala, have been visiting
relatives here for the past week.
II. Hancock took fine barrel of sor-
ghum to Walker a. Lasaters, in JAS
per, Saturday.
Mr.. Foster had a dance at his place
| Friday night.
Miss Ethel Rogers was visiting here
Saturday.
Miss Mary Grimes and Sylvester
Donson called on Misses Ethel and Ma
mic Rogers Sunday
Ye writer was at Ebenezer Thurs
day
Mrs. Mary Hancock visited Mrs. ii.
Hancock at the Switch Thursday.
w. B. Rogers dug his Irish potatoes
and made a fine lot of them He said
by gum he wouldn't give 10 cents
bushel for them but he would keep
them for Addie and the children.
Melvin Webb was at the mill Thursday
preparing feed for his meat He said
Old White couldn't breathe without
grunting
Willie Robbins and friends were at
the Switch Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Condry and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Condry were out riding
Sunday.
Will Berryhill, of Bridgeport, Ala, is
visiting in this vicinity. He is think
ing of moving here if he can find a
place to locate.
Seab johnson was in Jasper Satur-
day.
Morris Westmoreland was seen going
| by here one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. III. Hancock visited
here Sunday.
Barlow Hudson passed by here one
| day last week.
| Sam Webb and family, of Ebenezer,
visited his son and daughter at the
Switch Sunday
Mrs. Graham and family, of Glover
|
Mrs Harris and family, of Jasper,
visited Mrs. w. B. Rogers Saturday
and Sunday.
Well, I will answer "Clodhopper' s"
| question He asked me where was
Satan in the time of the food l sup
pose he, was floating around in the wa
ter with cob.
Killing hogs in the order of the day.
Well, Hardscrabble, I am glad to
know that you have woke up. | am
truly glad that you have quit lying
and trying to get others to follow you.
1 suppose that new bible you got is
your guide. l hope you will do just
what it tells you 1 thank you very
much for telling us that we lied about
the big turnip. / don't think it was
your put in on that subject but | am
glad to know that there is one truthful
person writing from Pleasant Grove.
You seem to be very uneasy about us
going where there is fire and brim'
stone If we do happen to reach that
place we will not be alone in going
there for / know if we go Twill see the
writer of the Grove there, for the Bi
BILE says he that believeth and is bap
tised shall be saved and know an
further on the road to the safe place il
that than you are. Well, Hardscrab
BILE, as to that question you asked me
I'll not answer it. You needn't thinl
we are idiots Could answer it that i
is just as simple as if you had two ap
pies and gave you more, how man.
would you have. Now, | will see /.
you can answer that.
AS was going up the pike the othel
day and met A. R. Ames riding on (;
wagon He was sitting ON one side o.
the wagon and had such a big chew O.
tobacco in his mouth that it was all hi
could do to keep the wagon right sid'
up. He said all he lacked was anothel
man his size who chewed tobacco the
size of his to balance the wagon.
AS the oil is out I'll ring off TO,
this time. Wild Bill.