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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-21
pasamos aformar p2rte de su tsrmine

pasamos aformar p2rte de su termino\ \
municipal.
Z Va que en- la anterior noticia
nos ocupamos de la carne, creemos de
necesidad eseharun case, que fut pues-
to Ia consideration del Hon. C0ncejo
municipal de Guayama, y con pesar
consiguamos q. nuestros ilusters ediles
han incurrid0 en un error muy grande
al reso!yerlo, que nos perjudica no.
tablemente.
Existe en- este pueblo un matadero
con.ligeras reparaciones, reuniIia
as condolences hgencas que al efec-
to, exigen las leyes de sandal.
Los vecinos de este pueblo & sn
nombre el Delegate del mismo, pre-
sentaron IN escrito al Ayuntamiento
de Glayama solicitaudo fuese habili-
tado oil matadero y por tanto que la
subasta de la carne, Sc verificase en-
esta zona, en- donde podrlan concurrir
muchos abastecedores que suministra
ran huena carne, pues poseen crianzas
de nOyillos propios para Ell abasto de
Ia loc4idud donde no Sc consumer,
mis- de echo 6 diez arrobas diarias.
El Coocejo seglin Sc nos dice, de
sestim6 Ia petici6n, flndaudose en- que
debis ser renatada la carne, consumi
da en- G1ayama unto con la de Arc.
70, 10 caal resulta no solo impossible,
sinoun absurdo.
Este acuerdo que es apelable ante
10 secretarta de G obierno, desde don
de seguramente vendria abajo, impers
sobre nosotros como para demostrar
nos cue somos los eternos esclavos
Que por obligation debemos estar ba
} 10 el capricho de nuestros amos
Ell autor 6 autores del robo We
ridcado, IN algunos meses en- la cas-
comercio de los sehores Nieyes y Nc
> reno, asi como los responsables de
fuego pagado la casa de la vecin
Rosenda Mariaui, no han sido All
apresados por la Poicia. no sabemo
81 por falta de diligencias,
En cambio, los cabros de los pc
: bres que no Clentan con otra cosa, gu
esos animalitos, para ayudarse en- i
tris:e situaci0n porQue atraviesan, so
persegudos conSsaptomente por 10
guardias y denunciados sus duenos !
Tribunal de Paz.
Aver fueron absueltos los ind
. viduos que denunci6 Ia policla por j.
gar q 10 prohibido en- la casa de Re
: senda Mariani.
S9lo dos que Sc confesaron culps
= bles, fueron condenados por el setll
Iuez Municipal, q de1 dfas lie care,
respectiyamente.
No decae el entuslasmo para fol
a mar IN Cuefpo de Bomberos en- est
), pueblo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-21
Notas de Arroyo
tDe 'encstr0 corresponSall

ARROYO, Il FEBRERO 1905. =
Ha surtido efecso la noticia, que, re-
ferente al cabo de policia de este pues
to, dimos en- nuestras l1ltimas notas.
Por 10 visto, In enfermed ad Que
padecia el referido cabo que lie pri.
vaba salir la calle, cur6sele tan prom
to lego la noticia, puos en- el acto l..
vimos salir q caballo seglin ros in
formaron, iba en- dilige cias del SER
vicio.
Bien puede abaudonar ia cana
ell juego de d6minos, ell que por 10 que
SO v6le presta mas atenci6n en- compa-
fila del doctor Trujillo, que 81 dedicar-
SO q cumplir estrictamente con los de-
beres de su cargd, pues estamos dis.
puesto q censurarle piblicameate to-
dos sus malos ac.os, l4sta lograr que
ID trasladen de este pueblo, donde la
mayor parte de los yeciaos lie III ran
con desagrado.
- Clrcula el rumor por esta loca
lidad, que las si3timas del horroroso
incendio ocurrido Ia n6tfe drl dos de
Febrero corriente, no serar auxiliadss
por ell honorable Gobernador, como
era ide esperarse, debido al informe
desfavorable emitido por el comisio.
nado mister Foote.
Ss asegura que dicho informe es
obra del va ctieJ,e cabo Montilla, au.
xiliado por el doctor Trujillo, quier
segd1 parece, ha establecido su ohci
ma on el cuarto habitaci6n del reieridc
cabo.
Sobre este asunto que Ia llama
do poderosamente la atenc6n de to
dos los habitantes &c este pueblo
causandoles gran indignation, nos pro
ponemos ocupar extansamente, cuand,
datos concretos lleglen & nuestra
manos.
.-.La carne que Sc eNpende ca est
pueblo, auuque es barata, result,
completamentc mala.
Solo parece qle cstanos condena
dos & depender en- todo de 10 de Qua
yam3, hasta 10 concerniente alilnen
tos, resultando que Ell abastecedor
Ell encargodo de repartir "a carne, no
envfa la que Sc lie antoja, es decir, |
peor, compuesta en- SD totalidad d
huesos y recortes, que por obligaci6
senemos que comprar.
Yea este el- honorable Alcalde i
dicha ciudad trate de corregir ST
mejante atropello que Sc yiene CONF
tiendo con nosotros, desde qle por vii
tud dc una Icy Injusta, por suerte y
derogada por las ac.rales Camara!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-21

El gremio de Marines, 90 uno de
los factores prlncipsles para 10 reaI :
zaci6n de esta hsrmosa idea y no du
damos que SO llevara la practica 81
son secundados en- su empresa por to-
dos los importautes vecinos de la To-
calidad.
Adelante pues.
-Pronto Sc march sra temporal.
mente de este pueblo, con rumbo q Vie
ques, el inteligente pianista, nuestre
amigo Juan Ines Ramos.
Qle logre realizar sus prop6sitos,
son nuestros deseos.
La policia debiera tener un poce
de mas cuidado con un grupo de muje
res de NAL vivir Que sc reunen frentt
& la fonda de la <Marinas, donde 81
realizan actos rehtdos con la mora
pdblica que vense obligados q pre-
senciar, las familias que viven POI
aquellos slrededores.
RAMIRO.
Arroyo, Febrero y de 1903
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-21
Acadia Municipal de Manai

En- Ell dia de hoy partlcipa esta
Acadia doha Juana Chaves, viudn
de Rivera, haberse aparecido en- la
inca rdstica que posee en- el barrio
del Coto de esta jurisdiction, un caba
llo sebruno, dos.cabos blancos, un lu
cero blanco en- la frente, pobre de cri
nes y cola corta. Lo que SO hace pd-
blico para general conocimiento. Ma
matt, Febrero 10 de 1905 Ell Alcalde,
F, I. Colon.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-21
GESTAC1ON

cando en- e es6mago Arrima Ia ernei mucbAcho "a. en-
salAda de pimieDtos , " 0
GAbriels segoia mirSndole con duzura
FOR IN extrsvlo mental income abbe 40 le cro,erf.. d.
ieltsbane en- grado. -
oe altVleron las p1tas los dulces
III Mtycrdomo probRba de cAdA cos, cu2,ndo on .acrd
el cuberto '' en sesuioA
Este e products atercidos calhosos con doda Leonor
Cuaquiea hublese dcho que Pablo era su mado nnA :.
encontrahan en- Ia luna do me ~ =
Coo dc Vez en- cuando mentrss engulia los posres nd
cADos con una mosQueta especial hica rer In.
twas. 's"A' "suAcA-
Fl Nsyordomc, sin sAber que pado tom.r se dab. cuen
Il dc todo. " N e'0n
por iin tarmin6e Ia eomda con Ell INDISPENSABLE cafe
II Azueafero encend6 tabaco may euIo poni6,do.e
60 sctlsad conVenlente empez6 declamar
Beo pals debe ser
Ell de America papa
lie gustAtil ir ALA ~
r.ndrfa macho placer
Abes no 10 doj6 concluir, sg.rrSndoo por IN br.zo
comenz6 decre - o'
y eng.se ye0gase -, para que me rcpl ell cuento da
sLa ffncesa Lncsnsdas cuIndo l. comic ell obo Pc.
re- "a saDe, tlenc que h4cer ell ob0
Colo Sc dej5 rlr, fae sentarse con Abfa. an /, o
la del rio o. : vi.
Dola LeonoF no pudo reprimir gesto de alegtfa
Orden0a loi NrTlentes que rerasen cuanto ouedaba Al.
De Is comda Sc recos6 suavemente sobre Il hoArasc.
Pablo tuvo miedo, sin sabsr por que
En aQue lnnts ell sol inun6aba Ia camp64. lac h,;,. ia
los rboe sdomecsn calor de sus rIyos Ia m6vl snns
hce de Ia cana corrien semabI un gran e,peio de hrn
hdA plata Tan solo mlrmullo o eli dsbI seteo d e.
ls nterrumpdo Veces por chrdo qqeiumbro,o de- o
altos bsmb1es.
.-PlblO-diiO dohl Leonor con yoz duce c.rhom ,Do
os sentis biep en- cate sto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-21

Esta antigua y acrsditada
tarmacla, Ia rnsjor do la localidad,
ha fsnovado todas sus sxistsncias
4 introducido Nm sxtenso su1tido
do drogas, productos quimicos y
msd!cinas dc Patants DO los prin.
cipsles labo7atos.os ds Europa y
America.
Fl jsfs del sstablacinisnto.
que cusnta a. anos de sxpssian-
cia On tan dsucada profession. atisn-
do embellishments, auxiliado POI
TN intsngente personal subal-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-21

tsrno, al despacho dc las pvescrlp.
clones tacultauvas.
La mejos gaYantia de esta ca
"a % el crecients favor que sl pa.
b,ico arscibetio 10 dispense y 10
especial recommendation que loa
psincipalss medicos do Ia ctxdad
hacen do ella q sas cliantss
Prsclos. sin computsnc.a
Sc hacsn analisls do o1inas
poH IN modico estipendio.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-03-09
A Chicago Alderman Owes His
Election to Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy.

II can heartily and conscientiously
recommend Cham berlain's Cough Rene
dy for affections OF the throat and
lungs" says Hon. John Shenick, 220
So. Peoria St., Chicago. Two years
ago during political campaign caught
cold after being overheated, which ir-
ritated my throat and was finally COM
PEELED to stop, as l could not speak a.
loud. In my extremity friend advis-
ed me to use Cham berlain's Cough Re-
medy. l took two doses that afternoon
and could not believe my senses when
found the next morning that the in
fiamation had largely subsided. | took
several doses that day, kept right on
talking through the campaign, and
thank this medicine that won my seat
in the Council" This remedy is for
sale by all druggists.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-03-09
ROUPE.
Honeysuckle.

Specialize tie Ne7Vs.
Mrs. Lizzie Baker visited Mrs. E. s.
Ransome Sunday.
Paul Murphy visited Miss Minnie
Ransome yesterday.
Miss Celia Bromley attended Sunday
School at the drum Sunday.
Geo. Colston has returned home from
Hot Springs, Ark, but his many friends
will regret to learn that he has taken
sick since his return.
Mrs. Mabel Pyburn is still improving
Allen Pyburn visited his father-in-
law Sunday.
Miss Bertha Sexton looked very sweet
Sunday in her $40 hat
G.. NJ. Ransome visited his daughter
Monday, Mrs. Cora Bromley.
Misses Bette Pryor and Edith Cy-
piers begin school at Bromley's school
house today.
Harry Ransome is boarding at his un-
cle's, Geo. Bakers.
There was dance given by Walter
Snyder Friday night.
Harry Ransom visited home folk:
Satu rday night.
Miss Minnie Ransom contemplates &C
| cepting a position with a dress making
establishment in Chattanooga.
Spring Violets.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-03-09
CAROLINE CHAPEL.

SpeeiaI to lie Nts0s.
Planting potatoes and making gardens
is the order of the days.
The farmers are putting in good time
while the sun shines preparing the
summer crops.
The honey bees are humming around
the hives. / guess they are hunting
for the first flowers.
Aunt Becky Lewis spent the day with
Mrs. ]. 81. Spears Sunday.
w. c. Moore went up the river Sum
day.
Clyde Griffith, of Whitwell, was Wis
iting his parents Saturday night.
Monroe Griffith went to Victoria Sat
urday.
Mel Moore had smile on his face
Sunday eve. He had been to see his
best girl.
John r. Robertson, of Jasper, was Wis
iting j. H. Spears Saturday.
We are glad to see j. M. Billingsley
able to be out again.
Geo. III. Lewis, Henry Moore and Bot
Holt went to Victoria Friday.
J. Fl. Spears went to Victoria Satur
day.
The old lady has stayed in the house
so close this cold winter that when she
went out to the hen roost to see the
chickens, they few out and ran off .tC
another roosting place. They were sc
afraid of her.
Miss Sally Moore and little sister
Nettie, visited Mrs. ]. H. Spears ont
day last week.
The old lady's health has been bat
this winter but is improving since tn,
cold weather broke up. Jink.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-03-09
BRuMLEY's CHAPEL.

Special to he Mtzos.
Spring has come and the people are
glad to see it.
A large crowd attended Sunday school
at the Drum Sunday.
Mr.. Paul Murphy visited Mr.. q. M.
Ransome Sunday.
School has begun at the Bru mley
schoolhouse. Misses Edith Cyphers
and Bette Pryor are teaching.
Little John Brumley, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. s. G. Brumley, who has been
sick, is improving.
Misses Ellen Bailey, Matte Houts
and Lena Snyder went to the mines
Sunday evening.
There was singing at the Drum Sun
day evening.
Miss Minnie Ransom visited her sis.
ters at Roope Monhay.
The entertainment at Miss B. Sex
toms the 95th of February was fine and
everybody enjoyed themselves very
much. The musicians were as follows
Miss Celia Brumley, guitar; Miss Ber'
tha Sexton, piano and Mr.. Walter Sex
ton, violin.
Miss Mamie jolly is visiting relatives
and friends at Roope.
Harry Ransome has returned tC
Roope from Whitwell.
Ye writer misses Miss Minnie Ran
some since she moved to Kelly's Ferry
am the honeysuckle
And you are the bee;
The Bee loves Honeysuckle
And love the Bee.
Honeysuckle.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-03-09
JASPER.

Special TO tie NezOs
Not seeing anything in your paper
from this part OF the town l will give
you few dots.
Garden planting is the order of the
day now.
DR.. Cobleigh of Chattanooga, is visit
in Jasper this week.
Sam Simpson of Jasper, is having
some nice work done on his place this
week.
Fred and viii Campbell of the noun
tain, were down Monday.
The buyer for Simpson & Alley has
gone to Chattanooga to purchase spring
goods.
Mr.. Alley and Hayden Simpson went
fishing Monday, but did not catch any
thing.
Mrs. Sallie Thach who has been sick
for some time, is some better at this
writing.
Mrs. Barnett of Sequachee, was visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Mary Campbell one
day last week.
There was show at the college Mon
day night.
Cold Wave of the mountain passed
through here Sunday. We could not
think where Uncle John was going as
he does not pass here very often until
we saw him come riding back with his
little fee under his arm.
Wish the editor and the News long
and happy life, and all the readers. l
love the good old paper and am lone
some without it.
Mormon elders have been holding
meetings at the courthouse the past
week
Payne Ramsay has been visiting his
mother-ln-law this week. Peach Bud.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-03-09
SULPHUR SPRING.

SpeeiaI TO tie MezO5
Uncle Philip Ealy is very sick this
week.
Misses Alva Andes of Red Hill, is Wis
iting relatives here.
Misses Kizzie and Dorcas Richards
called on Miss May Grant Sunday even
ing.
Mrs. Geo. Smith, of Whitwell, spent
last week with her father Mr.. P. Ii.
Ealy.
Mrs. b. b. Alder visited Mrs. ]. A.
Phelps one day last week.
Little Miss Gladys Grayson, of Red
Hill, has returned home after spending
several days with her cousins, Mava
and Tula Bryson.
g. w. Bryson and B. B. Alder went
Wbitwell Saturday.
Estil Gott was in this vicinity Mon
day.
Little Ernest Harris Is sick.
Mrs. Walter Jones and children, OF
Whitwell, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Ed McCurry.
B. B. Alder made business trip to
Victoria Monday.
]. A. Phelps was shopping in Whit
we'll Tuesday.
Mrs. M. J. Carlton and daughter, Miss
Stella, visited P. II, Ealy Sunday.
Quite number from this place at
tended church at Oak Grove Sunday.
Mrs. J. Smith and son Herbert, OF Ce-
| dar Spring was the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. D. Smith Sunday.
Miss Electa Andes, of Red Hill, is
visiting in this vicinity.
Miss Lille Gott and Ed Alder were
driving in this vicinity Sunday even
ing,
| Miss Mona Phelps spent Sunday
night at P. Fl. Ealy's.
little Miss Mava Bryson is visiting
relatives at Red Hill.
Robt. Morgan and Charlie Price, O.
Whitwell, passed through this vicinit,
Sunday.
Rev. A. M. Hunt was visiting churct
members here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Harris, OF Whit
we'll. were the guest Of relatives her
Sunday. a.4I Rollie.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-03-09
VICTORIA.
Special 10 the N<zOs.

Special 10 tie N1Os.
We are glad to see the sun shine a.
gain.
The farmers are all busy hauling po-
tatoes this week.
Joe Fowler made his regular call
Sunday eve.
Hiram Jordan was in town Saturday
but didn't buy any domestic.
Miss Kinda Prigmore was calling at
Will Friends Friday.
Wonder what makes our postmaster
look so gay this week
Master Fred Billingsley was In town
one day last week. He informs us that
hides are going up and he has purchas-
rat trap.
Miss Kate Bfophy was all smiles Sum
day.
We are glad to note that S. L. Ketner
is able to be at the store again.
Mrs. Bell Rogers died Friday and was
buried at Sardis Saturday evening.
If you want to be waited on by popu-
lar clerk just call on Live and Let Live
Store, Victoria.
Joe Fowler says be hopes there will
be another singing near the river soon
for he likes to hear Miss Della sing.
Mrs. Richards, of Chattanooga is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jordon
near Caroline Chapel this week.
March Wind.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-03-09
PETROS.
pseial TO the Ne7Os.

Special 10 the Nrzos.
Sam Joyner is in Knoxville on
business.
Rev. J. M Unison is IN Nash>
vile vile this week.
Jack Nelson has gone to Lexing-
ton, KY, for an escaped prisoner.
Quite a number from here att
tended the minstrel show at Harri-
man Saturday night.
The new electric plant here is
now in operation, The city will
soon be illuminated by electricity.
The B. B. C. & c. Co. has erected
a large tank on the hill above town
to supply their machinery with wa.
ter.
Rev. Bassett of Knoxville, has
J been conducting revival at the
First Baptist Church.
Judge Walton OF Rugby, dedica-
ted the Black Diamond Lodge, No
625, F. & A. M, Saturday night
After the ceremony an elegant sup
per was served, and the occasion
proved very enjoyable to all pres
ent.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-03-09
HICKS CHAPEL.

Special TO tie NraUs.
After so much snow, rain and ice we
are enjoying these nice sunny days.
Jim Brimer and wife are recovering
from q severe attack OF la grippe.
Mrs. Bert Holland died Monday and
was buried at the league cemetery
Tuesday afternoon.
Sunday school is progressing nicely
after SO much severe weather.
Messrs. Tom Hickson and Ira Bridges
took dinner with Bryson Brimer one
day last week.
Misses Ella Graham and Lille Gray
son returned Monday after an extended
visit at Jasper.
Misses Mary Brock went to Whitwell
Friday shopping.
Harrison Pickett called on George
vandergritf Saturday.
J.L. Vandergriff was visiting at Daus
last week.
Foster Pickett who has been In I'm.
Gle Sans service for the past three
years, has returned home much to the
delight of his many friends.
Mrs. Mary Brock and Miss Sarah
Pickett were visiting their sister Mrs
J. L. Vandergriff last Saturday.
John Dempsey and Jim Ridge were
calling in Owl Hollow one day thi'
week.
Foster Pickett and sister, Miss Lucre
tia, we're visiting at Mr.. Brimer's Tues
day afternoon.
Messrs. Green and Bill Powell at
tended Sunday school here Sunday.
Jackson Brimer was calling at Mr.
Barber's one day this week.
Messrs. w. II. Layne and Wood vii
son were calling at Mr.. Pickett's Sun
day afternoon.
Misses Martha and Pearl Bond, Lu
cretia and Alice Pickett were the ad
mired guests of R. G. Pickett Sunday.
r. c. Pickett is all smiles, 1t is
girl.
There will be church at Hickor
Grove Sunday afternoon at $3.50 p. n
: by Rev. G. w. Paul.
Joe Grayson and family were visitin
B. H. Hudson last Sunday. Like
wise Lee Easterly and wife and Mr.. Je
SO Williams from Mexico.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-03-09
RoDDY SPRING.
tie Mf7Os,

SpSeatfo the Ne7OS,
Work is little bit dull at this place
at present but will make settlement
on the tenth of this month. The union
is trying to organize this place as a un-
ion camp.
John Fults OF Payne's Cove brought
a wagon load Of hogs here yesterday.
Charley Thurman was on our streets
Sunday.
Chas. Vandergrif and wife and little
daughter, Helen, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Barney Henderson Sunday.
Frank Calwell has been visiting in
Altamont for week or more. | guess
there is some one who would like to
see him return.
Chas. Vandergriff has gone to Sequa-
chez valley to visit his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. win Roberts returned
from Tracy where they have been visit
ing for several days.
Today is beautiful sunny day and
everyone seems to be enjoying it.
Jack Thompson Of Chattanooga, has
come here to join his wife. He will Sc
cure job and stay here,
Miss Carrie Layne called at the post
office Saturday. Wonder IL she got a
letter.
Miss Lizzie Spencer and children, of
Pelham, were visiting Mrs. Vandergriff
Saturday night.
Hatten Meadows, of Lickskillet, pass
ed through our town to visit his sister,
Mrs. Jas. Woodley.
Jim Colston visited his parents near
Dunlap Saturday and Sunday. When
he returned he had sold out their
things and they had started to Salt
Lake City whore they will make their
future home,
would like to hear from Sunnyside,
Hickory Grove and Looney's Creek.
know great many of the people in
that vicinity. would also like to heal
from New Hope.
| saw pieces in last weeks paper
from Coalmont and Flat Branch. They
are both very near here but II this es
capes the waste basket there will b
one from Roddy Spring. I will ring of
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-03-09
ACCIDENTAL
SHOOTING
SON OF TRUSTEE NUNLY, OF
GRUNDY COUNTY, MEETS
INSTANT DEATH.

TRACY CITY, Tenn, March 7.
News has just reached here of the
accidental killing, at the hand Of
his young friend, Clyde Stoots, of
William, the 13,year-old son of
Trustee J. B. Nunley, of Grundy
county, near their home at that
place. His death was the result of
an accidental discharge of an old
muzzle-loading shotgun and was
instantaneous.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-03-09
ROUPE.
Special to tie Nfzos.

SP<cidi 10 me NtTUS.
The weather seems like spring time.
Rev. Hatfield preached at the Brom-
ley school house Sunday evening and at
the Drum Sunday night.
Mrs. McNabb gave a party Saturday
night.
Allen Pyburn visited his father-in-
law Sunday at Kelly Ferry.
Miss Celia Bromley visited Mrs. Liz
zie Baker, her sister, Sunday eve.
Mrs. Mabel Pyburn is still improving.
Mrs. Matte Hartman is visiting her
parents MIR. and Mrs. Nswscme ct Eel-
lys Ferry.
G. M. Ransome visited his daughters
at Roope, Mrs. Pyburn and Mrs. Cora
Bromley, Saturday.
Miss Lizzie Sanders gave party Sat-
urday nights entertaining small
crowd.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Loach visited Mr..
and Mrs. s. E. Bromley Sunday evening.
Wonder why Ed Newsome and Ed
DOylo DouBut 30 mum Cduuy ouuuaJs
They surely were going to see their
girls.
Mr. Brumley loaded props Saturday
night and had them hauled to the mines
by the engine. The roads are SO bad
be couldn't haul them to the mines with
his teams.
Wonder II Ed Doyle still hangs his
hat on the rack at-Mr. Bailey's.
Miss Ella Mcdonald and Mr.. George
Pyburn were married Sunday.
Mr.. Bates has moved to Mr.. Grif1th's
house.
Misses Rose and Minnie Passmore at
tended Sunday school at the Drum Sun
day.
| Well, as news Is scarce, will close
with best wishes to all OF the readers.
am the honeysuckle and Chatterbox
is the bee,
love Chatterbox and Chatterbox loves
me.
When God cut holes in Heaven
To let the stars shine through,
The scraps fell down upon the earth,
And made the violets blue.
Honeysuckle & Chatterbox.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-03-09
CRANWELL- BARNETT.

PIKEVILLE, Tenn, March 6.-Mr.
A. B. Cranwell and Miss Idalee Bar
nett were quietly married at the resi-
dence or DR.. and Mrs. ]. p. Barnett, on
ocoer hill. Rev. Chas. 5. Holder SOL
emnized the ceremony Mrs. Cranwell
is very accomplished and beautiful
young woman of Pikeville and was not
ed fnr her many plishments, es-
pecally in music and art, Mr.. Gran
we'll is originally from Baltimore, Md,
and is large stockho older of the James
H. Cranwell company of this place.
Mr.. Cranwell has been a resident of
this place for the past two years, and is
especially popular and well liked by
his many friends. Quite a number Of
presents were received, among them be-
ing two 5000 checks from Mr. J. H..
Cranwell, president Of the company
here, and Mr.. T. G. Cranwell, president
of the Continental Canning company,
of New York City, also one from Or.
and Mrs. J. b. Barnett, the brides par
ents. The brides dress was Duchess
satin and trimmed in rare old family
lace. Her veil was caught in her hair
with diamond brooch, being a present
from the groom. After an extensive
eastern tour they will occupy the hand
some residence on Pope avenue, built
and furnished by the groom.