Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-09-07
CAROLINE CHAPEL.
Special 10 he Nesos.

allow me little space | will try 10
give you and the News readers few
items from this lonsly region. AL
though ! have nothing of interest to
write | am always proud to see old
Caroline Chapel represented and as the
old correspondents are all gone dead"
or quit writing, thought would let
the readers know that We still have a
few living in the vicinity.
am very sorry to say we have no
Sunday school here now and only have
preaching once a month and that on
the third Sunday In the evening, and
about the only thing left for us to do is
to go visiting, get together and talk a.
bout one another.
The graveyard cleaning at tue Lewis
graveyard last Saturday was a grand
success, had plenty of help and plenty
30 eat and every body went away we'll
pleased. There were several from
Whitwell who rendered valuable SER
vice for which those interested extend
their hearty appreciation. We do feel
so proud to see the people of our land
showing their respect for those who are
dead. Dead but not forgotten"
Well we have somebody going to see
somebody occasionally.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan went to Victoria
the other Saturday and spent the night
with Mr.. and Mrs. q. P. Layne. Green
has moved from his fathers place TO
the place in Victoria that he recently
purchased from Uncle Davey Gates.
Green is living at home now and Is
boarding at the same place and is coal
inspector at Whitwell for N. c. & st.
L. r. r. and is dandy singer.
Jno. A. Boyd, of Petros, was in our
vicinity last week and spent one night
with Geo. H. Lewis. John is mani.
pulating one of the Wran drills in the
coal mines at Petros. John is jolly
good fellow. We are always glad TO
meet with him.
5. b. M. Rogers and daugh ters, Vir'
gia and Mrs. Miney Mosier, spent Sun
day night G. Ii. Lewis and family.
JAS Bailey, of Whitwell, was seen al
d. d. Lewis Sunday. Jim seems tc
have an ideal at d. rs for some reason
or other. Look out, A. A.
Louis Harris, of Mineral Springs
was at d. d. LIS. OF course be went tc
get a bait of watermelon.
Galloway Lewis and Melvin Moore
went to Sequachee to meeting Sunday
and they rode so big and heavy thai
broke the shafts out of a brand new
buggy.
w. c. Moore and family visited at d.
u. Lewis's Sunday and were very sorry
to find their old aunt, Mrs. Emerine
getting very old and can't be expected
to be peart and lively as she used to be
Eph Pitman has moved to the place
recently purchased by his father, Dan
Pitman from j. N. Dixon.
Robt. Holt has honored his house one
half by putting a new roof on one side.
He says the other side don't leak when
it isn't raining.
Geo. Ii. Lewis and old man Ague
keep having trouble all along. He got
hold of George the other day and shook
him around pretty freely for "a little
while but George outdone him. He
tried his best to throw George but fail
ed. George just went and got him q
bottle of Knox Chill Tonic and gave
the old fellow few ''Sluggo" of it ant
well, | guess he killed him. He wen
off and has never been back any more
We are sorry we are going to lose GU
corn mill. DR.. shelton is going to tea
it down and move it up to his place AM
run it by steam power. That will
spoil our good corn dodgers" as W
never did like steam-made meal, bu
the new railroad will run through tn
mill yard and we couldn'tgo there t
mill anyway, so we just have to submit
to what they have mind to do
Geo. Moore, of Whitwell, passe
through here Saturday.
Joe Kilgore, viii Griffith and anott
or young fellow from Whitwell passe
up the road en- route home from th
grave yard cleaning, on their wheel
Saturday evening.
! Miss Ava Eewis was visiting Mis-
= Sallie Moore Tuesday.
w. j. Lewis, of Ebenezer, was in OF
settlement the other day trying
horse swap.
Mrs. w. c. Moore. who was reporte
sick couple OF issues back is improvin
slowly. DR.. Shelton was called in an
administered to her few doses
s strichnine and she began to recov,
8 rig hit away. thought strichnine VIZ
i. given to kill bus it cures sometimes.
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