Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-11-09
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.SpeeiaI 10 the Ne70S
pu Clark and Miss Ethel Morrison
ore visiting friends and relatives at
ColI;nsville. Ala, this week. Hope
thev will have a good time.
Miss FLORENCE Morrison anticipates a
visit TO Collinsville, Ala, soon.
Mrs. Fannie Frizzell called at the
postoffice Saturday.
Mrs. Eliza Basham is preparing 10
NOVA 10 Petros We regret her leaving
for sbe has smile for everybod y.
Miss Lassie Frizzell says she y going
to receive nice present CnrlsVliias'
Wonder what it will be;
a. Frizzell and son, Pat, started Tor
Herrin, ILL.,, Thursday, and we nope
thew arrived all right at their journey ;
end We hated to see them go ana
fhev hated to leave to go so far from
home and loved ones, but they would
90 five times the distance before they
Would STAY here and scab for living
n ID sad to think about our fathers,
husbands and brothers having to go
off and leave their rights for the I'M
inst vet it is the good, true ana honest
men that have to do this But IL VIII
not last always for the patient waiter
is always the winner. v.~=;
Well Jolly, we will stick to our
eoun as Won call it, and our union.
So far as the parched corn is concerned
/ don't know of any soup-drlnkers YET
who have had to eat it, but neverthe-
less if we were having to eat that we
could 90 around with our soup and
marched corn on the inside and smile
and a good countenance, on the outside
and look the world in the face, and
sav am for unionism and not scab-
ism We are not ashamed to meet you
and look YOU square in the face and
tell Won we are for the union. We are
NOT ashamed of our name and you are
We don't care for you calling us union
people. We Just say, thank you, that
is nv name, and when we call you a
scab what do you doH You just get
mad and run and try to have a little
old injunction. served on us which don
amount to hill of beans.
notice case or two OF union girls,
or girls who have union parents, spark
| ing with scab boys Why, girls, what
are YOU thinking of You know you
would not marry such g man. You
love your parents better than that and
I would quit it if it half killed me ano
/ LET the scabs court and marry theil
! own kind.
Obie Frizzell returned home from
Coalmont Thursday. Poor old high
pockets, he is afraid to get far from
home for fear the baby will stump it
J toe and he can't get there to tie 1T up
Jolly, you said you had Morning
Glory in hot house | guess you hat
better take good care of him while yol
have him there for we may have hin
in the almshouse before this thing Il
, ended.
Miss Florence Morrison was thu
guest of Misses Creole and Lassi
Frizzell Sunday.
Chas. Smith and Miss Isabelle Daw
a son called on the Misses Frizzell
! Sunday.
The Frizzen and Watley familie
9 were out riding Sunday evening
. They looked like they were enjoyin
: their ride but poor old Bill! ! wa
y sorry for him.
e Miss Isabelle Dawson says she like
< Orme. Guess she found pretty felloN
down there to attract'her attention.
Ask Uncle Bill why he wouldn't ca
a any candy at the candy pulling the Of
: her night | think Uncle Bill is just
@ little too particular about what he eats
:. Come on, Good Union Woman
J. We would like to read another lette
!, from you.
!, Mrs. Tom Morrison and Mamie Roi
Misses Creole Frizzell and Della Chad
wick were the guests of Mrs. Del
: Morrison Friday night.
| attended the funeral of little Boz
ME Chadwick, the only child of M
I" and Mrs. Edgar Chadwick, which WI
3, buried Friday. We greatly sympatl
! ize with the parents for we know
is painful to give up the little OF
s. which is. now in far brighter wor
ID than we are. Little Bonnie is safe
y the arms of Jesus, where all infan
Iy go, and we can go there too if we vi
IN only do the will of God. would
God today that were as safe as Il
: little ones who have nothing to m
their happiness. Let us try to prepa
to meet the little one in heaven.
|, With best wishes to the News and
/. readers Dulcenia.