Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-08-17
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Social 10 he Mt7os.

DroNA h"u i"iSou Three crops on the |
same ground and was fixing to plant
the fourth time and his corn was a.
bout six inches tall.
Once / was baching and the cats
had been accustomed to bother around
the kitchen. | commenced cooking
and the cats commenced getting into
verything. called my dog and put
him after old Tom and | went formv
gun. When returned old Dash had
the cat out is the yard and he was fast
climbing tree. took aim and fired
and hit just under him. He let loose
and fell on the ground and through
the woods Dash and Tom went. II
| cooked and was not bothered with
cats any more. In about a week Mrs.
Waterman returned home and then
old Tom made his appearance. He
came slipping in, looking for the new
cook There is no such thing as not
breaking the cats from coming into
the cook-room If you can't get them
out call on me.
/ was in Marion County last week
and took in lecture made by so,
cent farmer-from the best of nv
judgement his wearing apparel was
worth about so cents. In the course
of his lecture he said the farmers in
this country will have to change their
methods and use more skilled labor
and centrific power. After taking in
this lecture | pursued my course and
met 25-cent farmer and he said he
was engaged in the swine business.
He had bunch of shoats that almost
could change nickle with. Here
took in a fine hog lecture When |
got home felt SO we'll posted in the
hog and farming industries l thought
had attended farmers convention.
The old girl asked me to come in to
the kitchen and help her can some
peaches. felt that I was a prize and
billy horned. commenced working
in bachelor way. In about fifteen
or twenty minutes she told me that
was not doing my work right and that
I could quit. I was glad..to quit but
hated to be discharged, as this was
the first discharge I ever got in my
life.
4, G. B. Barker and son John gave me
a call last week.
A Campbellite preacher from Bridge
port, Ala. preached for the people here
Saturday night, Sunday and Sunday
night.
J. L. White made his regular trip
Sunday morning.
Pay Henry and his best girl, of
, Nubbins Hill, attended church Sunday
morning.
Miss Bertha Cheek and best fellow
attended church here Sunday
: Mr.. Lockhart, from Peak Mountain,
/ attended Sunday school and church
here Sunday.
Our school commenced Monday
morning. The directors and the coun-
: ty superintendent were present at the
opening exercises, and the prospect is
that we are going to have good
school.
Bennett Tate and Jas. Layne, Of
}. Nubbins Hill gave us a call this morn
: ing. Joe Cordell and family, of Dun
q lap, are visiting his father-in-law, R
J. White here.
Charley White, from Dunlap, is Wis
iting his father here this week.
Will Powers, of Whitwell, visite,
home folks here last week.
II Edward Bryant visited his fathe
e Saturday night.
,s Ask Dack White and Yank Layn
what sort of guns they have beel
, shooting.
70 Pert Palmer is ON the sick list.
3. made trip to Daus and back o
3. day this week and got little wet i
@ returning.
: Johnnie Barker visited his uncle, Mi
- lard Harris, at Inman last week an
i he said there was good deal of raj
Dr. close to the Tennessee river.
Il Mrs. j. H. Ross is on the sick list.
Abner Picket, of Whitwell, visite
:, Mrs. Pickett here Saturday and SUI
III day.
n J. R. Lyles. of Rossville, was hel
s. buying produce Friday.
n. am afraid Uncle Bill Dooley HI
r. mesmerized himself with that wonde
" full lightning Imminent. There mig
u be such thing as his never wakiI
en- up. l want to talk to Uncle Bill as
e father to son. From this on, Unc
IA Bill, be careful when You make Ill
covery for liniments are dangerous f
y l have tried Japanese oil in my ey
be and know for certainty that ma
is must be careful with such combust
IS bles as you fixed up Waterman
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