Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-03-15
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SpeaDi 10 HE Meas.
Several have been blowing for the
last few days but the rain stopped |
them for while.
j. w. Brown has been hauling corn
for few days
Jim Colston has been on the SICK list
Miss Mary Harris has returned from
school at Athens.
j. b. Harris went to Chattanooga
one day last week.
j. j. Belk went to Jasper Saturday.
Joe Parker has been swapping horses
and we think if he keeps on he VIII
come out with an old red rooster and
the bride.
J. L. Ball went to Chattanooga one
| day last week.
j. H. Belk went to Jasper Saturday.
Horace Belk has taken out Life In
surance
Wonder how many Lion heads Mr..
Brown mule cost him. Ten, | think.
John Holloway and wife visited his
father Sunday.
Wade Harp went to Chattanooga one
day last week, got him new suit and
guitar and came over to see Miss Ruth
| Ilt Wdulbu w bDll liCl oOc"O
his guitar but he didn't have the
chance.
Miss Nellie Burnett looked lovely
Sunday.
Arthur Belk said Miss Ruth looked
sweet Sunday, but he was like the lit
tie boy,i was none of his business.
Wonder if Ike Lambert is going to
get cook for him this summer.
Joe Parker said that he didn't like
to see Pryor Wolf going down the riv-
er.
Wonder what Geo. Marson is doing
over here riding mule back. He pass
ed by here Sunday with his two-story
collar on and with both hands in his
pocket up to his elbows with his feet
lying between the mules ears. He
had his shoes shined and he didnt
want to get them soiled. His mule was
SO small that his feet would drag.
saw in the last issue of the News
a letter from Bonham, Texas, from
people that l know. They write like
they were enjoying good health, which
hope they are. The writer of the
piece talked like he had found the hon
ey pond and the filter tree. If SO, that
| is the place he ought to be. He spoke
: of his old home back here and said that
} it had improved. It certainly has and
J also the neighborhood. There are sew
, eral readers of the News that dom
t know this fellow like I do and l am
glad of that for if they did I don't
know whether his honey pond and fit
ter tree would be lost long or not. He
said that he wouldn't come back here
for anything. He has got good
reason-he hasn't the dough If he
had done so we'll out there for the last
q year it does look like ne would think
q of his old friends in Sunny Tennessee
e and send them some dough and maybe
n that would start them up and they
" could find the honey pond and the fit
}. ter tree too He was speaking abou
d he and the union people having 81
IS much. The union may have plent.
but | don't know so much about hin
for if he ism in better shape than h.
was in the year 1905, don't know s.
much about the poor fellow. Have yo1
forgotten the time that you and tina
g other fellow.-wen to see those girls an
Ie the old man told you to go home an
Ie come back the next day and you coul
s, take the day for it2 He said that thi
ID country had been in a bad conditio
Il for long time. I want to praise oil
Tennessee to the highest never say
finer winter in my life The sun ha
been shining nearly every day. VIII
D., don't people praise their old home fC
this has been given up to be the fines
country that ever was heard Of Her
it is March 4th and the sun shines hk
I summer time People can get aroun
and talk of old times and enjoy then
selves and then that fellow praising u
Texas and talking about making MOI
there in one year than he could he1
in four I can't hardly understan
| that. hope to hear from that plaC
every week. get the paper every Sa
| urday and am going to look for you
| piece for 1 want to hear how you an
i the honey pond and filter tree al
/ getting along.
/ Uncle Gid is down on the girls.
/ reckon he has forgotten that he ono
| was young man, and l know by b.
| writing that he was just cat aroun
/ the girls. If the girls are like they al
| around here there won't be any daI
| ger of them taking his boy for I hear
a girl say the other day that the ugl
| est thing she ever saw was a red-heaC
| ed boy. Glad am not red-headed fl
4 as it is get to look at the girls ono
in a while, but if / was red-headed
n don't think l ever would get q chant
to marry. If was red-headed woul
4 60 to Sequachee to find girl as thu
Is the only place that ever I heard ,
/ where the girls like red-headed boy
/ | Uncle Gid Won can have my unn