Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-02-01
PETR0S.
Special to tie We7Vs.

Special to the We70s.
Well, Mr.. Editor, having been en-
veloped in rain, snow, sleet and mist
for several days, the morning OF the
28th dawned bright and clear, and
when the bright rays of the sun guild
ed the top of Frozen Head Ia high peak
of Old Brushy Mountain) the scene
was most beautiful. Snow and frost
silvered the timber well down the
mountain sides, having had most all
varieties of weather during the last
ten days. Hope the weather clerk will
sober up now and give us some settled
weather.
Work here for the last few days has
been very slack on account OF scarcl :
ty of cars, but hope the trouble Will
soon be ever and work will get better.
John H. Mosgrove, H. M. Curtis, E.
T. McNew and A. Y. Atkinson visit
ed the Shelton Mines Sunday. All re-
port nice time Mosgrove and Curtis
are glad of anything to pass away the
time even if they do have to walk up
and down the railroad.
Quite a crowd of young ladies from
the State Mines, were taking the ad-
vantage of the pleasant weather and
were walking down the railroad, and
quite number of the Petros lads and
lasses were out perambulating through
the mud.
DIR. Gott, who is well known in the
valley, created quite sensation Sun
day morning. One of his patrons call
ed at his house at o clock, a. m, and
was informed by his wife that he had
left the house very abruptly about
ii 80 and had not returned. Mr.. Smith
Immediately instituted search for the
missing doctor. About 4:3O the. DIR.
was found sitting on top of his barn
with little clothing save pair OF old
cotton socks and dilapidated paper
collar. When asked as to his peculiar
conduct he stated that he had surrend-
cred his room and clothing to young
doctor that had made his appearance at
his home during the night. Mother
and young doctor are doing we'll. DR..
Gott' says the shingle will now read
"Drs. Gott.
John Carlyon and wife and theii
brother, were calling on B. F. Cowa1
Sunday evening
Joe Cowan and wife were calling on
his father Sunday.
c.. w. Duke left on the morning
train for Nashville to attend the meet
ing of the Grand Lodge of Y. & A. M
Yes, Uncle Joe, l feel sure / have
met you in other days. The recollect
ion of those days is laid up in memor
US store house as sweet mementoes oi
the times we met upon that decorated
carpet that recognizes no distinction o.
blood nor fortune, and spurns no foot
step save those Of crime judgement
l will lay to the line and Righteousness
to the plummet, sayeth the Lord
Yes, Uncle Joe, the designs that W,
have drawn upon the threshold boar
of our lives will soon be executed ant
the capstone of our spiritual buildins
will soon be brought out and put il
place, and from our nerveless grasl
shall fall forever the working tools o
life, and when left on this side ma,
we pick them up ON the other side Il
be used in the presence of the G. NJ
V. U. So mote it be.
Circuit court convenes at the count,
seat, Wartburg, on Monday, the 29tl
inst, and there has been between fft,
and seventy-five men summoned to at
tend. Mostly special jurors on a mur
der trial
Success to the entire News staff an,
a prosperous New Year to all.
Coperas Breeches.