Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-04-06
TATEsyILLE.
Special 10 he NtaOS.

Special 10 he Nf1O5.
This has been the incest March
ever saw-less rain, more sunshine and
less wind The finest weather for gar
dening Most all of the gardeners are
through sowing onion seed, and putting
out onion sets. sowing spring lettuce
and mustard, and planting early pota-
toes.
Uncle Tom gave me call and we
marked our pigs. Let me tell you what
happened. We went to mark them one
morning right soon: and found them In
a big hollow tree, and the old SOW was
out roofing. So we closed up on them
and hemmed them up in and began to
mark them, and just as we got through
the old SOW who had heard them squeal-
ing came running up and jumped onto
us first lick, Invested me of my coat
and had me down and was going for me-
commenced hollering for life. Uncle
Tom laid hold of her by the ears
sprang out. ran and jumped upon log
swung onto a limb. II broke and let
. me down on the other side. could see
under tho log and see Uncle Tom and
the SOW. laid perfectly still. Some
times tho SOW would be on top and some
times Uncle Tom. ] could see Tom
clothes flying in every direction out
could not render him any assistance
At last Uncle Tom got loose and ran
and swung up on log by limb. The
limb broke and down he came. | beard
him holler, "Oh Lord, oh Lord" A
this instant peeped over the log whict
I was lying behind and saw Uncle Ion
had fallen on the upper side OF loI
and his foot had slid under and the oil
SOW had him by the foot, and he wa
kicking and holloring "Oh Lord, o.
Lord" Finally Uncle Tom kicke
loose and the old SOW tried for som
time to get over to him and couldn''
Finally her attention was drawn by tn
|, pigs and she went off to them. 70
bet we both felt good. Uncle Tom an
NJ are ali rlRub now ~ VhS h"S' NA'
% Uncle Tom has Joe Reeled Whitwe
Nv and moved back here, and we are goln
to to lay in pork next winter. gave nj
~ him some of Whites Pennyroyal Tt
and he said he felt like a steer in
cornfeld,
Uncle Tom said he would be perfect
..i,e "a ,,i,h ona.bolf He will not tie
a lie but he will tell some things, al
often many things that are not as TN
he ought to be, but when you see him
,se will satisfy you that he meant all rigt
ne Fed Vonrohr of Daus was here Ia
o ~, week en- route to Collins River to vii
fe. his sister. Mrs. Annie Scruggs.
nd Ii. @. Farmer of Daus. was here II
DIS week and bouuht mule of J. l.. VIII
Web Tate and James Layne were
our streets few days ago.
Miss Ethel Ransom was the guest
An Miss Esther Layne Saturday night
WIS <Joe Cordell and wife from Dunl
' were visiting his father-in-law, h.
,es, White last week.
and Leslie Cordell. Dock White and i
nsl- Layne visited on the point at Nubb
Hill Sunday.
will White and Edward Bryant sp
TO-, Sunday on Nubbins Hill.
Ben Tate was visiting on Nubt
IT Hill Sunday.
pS~ J. II. Ross was in town after hay
, 4 week.
Jesse Thompson and son, from G'
r called on ]. L. White Sunday.
s Whittier Bryant called on his
girl Sunday.
e I James Turner and Wesley Pegg n
: I ed to Sourwood last week.
). N. 7. eagle called on us Saturday
S Howell eagle was in town and car
! home some Arbuckle.
d / Plenty of Arbuckle rings are con
II for signatures.
l. Born to Cleve Ross and wife at
y I home in Virginia, boy.
Y ( Miss Nancy Ross was in town
l. groceries.
John Cookson from near Daus,
W out on the mountain and bought
.ES of potatoes from A. A. Ransom.
~ Henry Barker has returned from
w brell, Tenn, where he has beef
. tending school.
70 / Saw boy who had got behind
+ ming to Nubbins Hill with his h'
his hand Sunday.
,Y Uncle Toms Whitwell friends
find him on the north end of Nul
Hill, house No. ., east Of me ~ n
I'll Watohm