Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-11-23
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We are having as nice weather as I
ever saw al this season of the year.
We had the largest frost last night
we have had this fall.
Uncle Russ was in town the other
morning very early after powder and
caps He said he had got his old uun
home that had been ont IA wears and
he was going to do little shooting NJ
he thought hogs We're as good as they
were going to get. AS he brought
gun home it was unloaded, of course.
Four large turkeys walked along the
road within four or five rods of him
and he couldn't shoot them. Now he
is preparing for war in time of peace.
James Cheek was in from Nubbins'
Hill and said he had sold out his inter
ests here and was going to move to the
Tennessee River near Rock Island. He
said times were good there as the
railroad bridge was in construction
across the river and wages were good.
In the spring he said the company
would want 500 hands.
A certain fellow went out ON nos
som hunt the other night and his dog
stopped fine hog which was unmark-
ed. He knocked it in the head with
hoe and said he would kill any biting
hog. 1t seems to be always the case
that an unmarked hog is biting one.
Some excuse has to be had.
have been looking for Uncle Tom
and when he comes we are going to
take hunt have been locating
some good territory.
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in from Rossville and said that Dack
Tate came in from Chattanooga with
his bride, who had been married about
nine months and the boys gathered and
gave him little belling and he got
his dander up little and waved re-
volver around little, but when the
boys began to come in with a rail to
give him an uptodate ride, he soon let
down his milk and handed them SO. 90
to get them treat
R. J. White and wife visited in Sour
wood.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Garfield War
ley, boy.
James Layne and Bennett Tate Wis
tied about the head of Griffith Creek
| Sunday. Service hunting, suppose
Dack White went to see his best girl
on Nubbins' Hill Sunday.
| | visited in Deerhead Cove and while
/ was there called at the barber shor
and had myself fixed up in great shape.
r. j. White and Uncle Tom have
gone to Warren County.
Jack Banks said he was going az
straight to Chattanooga as martin
to its gourd.
AS came home from the barbershoI
| came by G.. r. Bankers and he was
reshingling his house.
Johnnie Barker was in the other day
and said he was going to ship Irisf
potatoes to Chattanooga in few days
He had been to Dunlap and got thu
bags.
Uncle Russ Brown said they had thu
lumber sawed all except two logs tx
build the church at the Old Barker
graveyard. Everyone who wants Il
help or whose friends are buried there
can send what they please to JOIN
Barker, r. L. Brown or L. J. Whit,
and it will be properly accounted
for. Would be glad to see all whc
have relatives buried there to sent
something, or anybody else who want
to. The house is to be built and tn,
lumber is to haul think Mr.. Brow
has enough to pay the saw bill.
Peter Samply and his son-in-law
from Hamilton County, were in tow
the other day with fine lot of furs.
| A typographical error made me sa,
"dudes and soupsuckers. | SAT-
dudes and sapsuckers.
H. Overturf was in town the othe,
day.
Joe Tate and H. M. Layne were il
town on business.
Bill Tate's girls, from Sequatchi
county, are visiting Miss Mimi
Tate.
Mrs Louisa White is visiting Mrs
Barnes
Mrs J. w. Bryant visited Mrs. J
L. White.
Best wishes to all the readers, cor
respondents and editors of the News.
Waterman.