Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-08-24
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the table. set chair up close to the
table after BREAKFAST so be could easily
cet on the table. got back in anoth-
or room and loaded up my gun with a
paper wad Right away old Tom saw
the chair and climbed up in it, and put
mis- fore feet upon the table. just then |
I took aim and fred and hit. him In the |
rear. The wad knocked him up against |
the ceiling. Tom came sauawiing into
the room where | was, under tue bed
be went and presently out he came still
souawling, and out OF the window be
went and was gone for week. When
he returned he came slipping in and
looking around to see about the new
cook. This broke him from getting on
the table.
Rev. Cal Parsons commenced q pro-
tracted meeting here Sunday.
Plenty Of piCnlcs here now.
II is reliably stated that Joe Cordell
visited his fsther.n-law, r. j. White,
while on picnic and took in little
over a square meal and started to re-
turn home in the afternoon, but had to
stop over night with Is. Hale, and caus-
him no end of trouble. One said they
had him In tub and another said they
had him in the branch all night. and
saved his toenails.
The picnic on Peak mountain Satur-
was we'll attended by the people OF this
Mace. We saw 2. L. Alternately and
~hesaid r. J. White certainly ate lit
tie over an average meal and understood
that he stood two days in water, but
: that bis toe nails only slipped. Mr..
Alternately said Uncle Rus Browns
chickens were eating the tassels out oil
his corn and rnning it, and that it was
as red as fox fire.
R. j. White visited at the stave mill
last week and stayed over night with
Uncle Alec and Aunt Sally. visited Un
! Gle Tom and said Dr. Pegg was the hap
1 piest man be ever saw and we'll pleased
with his new bride, and that he wa'
| running canning factory now.
= Chalk.Eye passed through here las
: week. and said he Was so hard run tina
when he sent his wife to the dining
room after sugar he made her whistle
there and back SO ne could tell wnel
she ate any.
: Several attended church and Sunda,
I, school here.
> The Baptist Sunday school has dis
i missed until the first Sunday in April
n 1906.
Mr.. Morgan visited his son-in-law, A
=, Pickett here Sunday.
Joe Cordeli and family, Bro. Myre
90 and Leslie visited friends here
James Reed visited me Saturday.
N don't think it was ghost. 1t was hil
~ in person. 1t was stated some time az
that bear had eaten him up. IL
r was so about the bear eating him ~
there has been resurrection for sa
is him and talked with him.
r. Mrs. jamie Barker and mother.in-lav
Mrs. Heniger, are visiting Mrs. Barke
ng My old coon dog is dead, and be wa
:. the best one dead or alive.
d. Henry Grayson is visiting c. '
re- Smith at Bryant. Ala.
G. d. Barker visited at tho stave mi
is last week, and on his way back call'
ny on me.
lie Emmett Mosely and wife OF Layne
IN Vile visited H. Overturf Sunday
cir E. j. Carpenter made his regul
ate call.
the Miss Henry from Dunlap attend
lis church here Sunday.
me The belled buzztrd passed throui
'ad here Saturday night
J. L. White sold starch at SC box
nd- to the first picnic 1t rained 20
de- day and starch advanced to i
oah Next picnic it rained again and he I
al vanced the price to l5c on &c starch.
edy said he was making a special run
the starch and the demand was so great
couldn't supply it, and the trade
ecu increasing and he was so far from
az railroad and picnics came so fast
" the rain knocked the starch out OF
."e boys and girls closhes SO much .
10 ne had the bulge on the starch tri
and was going to push it.
Mrs Hester Barker was here NJ
,i,h day shopping.
Ia Mrs. Doll Turner was here shopp
inr Monday.
:, Cloud Reed of Peek Mountain
A. here on business Monday,
an John Reed was here on business,
,aLo James Ross gave US IA call Monday.
j. d. Overture called at the 2. 0.
go Pert Palmer at this writing is on
sick list and it is thought be has
fever
mere All the go among the boys now IS
can 60 with the most girls ana
I a, prettiest. Watchma
Puhlic is ArouSed