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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-03-15
ROOPE, TENN.
Special 10 The Ne7us. g.,rf,

lSpef1aI 10 me Ns7uS. gsuTuV llayI aqF
Visiting is the order of the day. ua,
I Mrs, Dave Simpson gave singing
Saturday night. Quite "a crowd at
tended. q. '',' Ff.'H <l''''
( Frank Degnan has gone to Chatta-
nooga to work He is missed very
much in his home at Roope. OF 9FagJ
I Mrs Dave Simpson and, Mrs. John
Boatright called on Mrs. John Degnan
Sunday. '''0'''n Af
! Mrs Sallie Wood and her mother,
Mrs. Newsome visited her sister, Mrs.
Rice, Monday n 'SJi Ih5t'
| Mrs. Lee Jackson visited her broth
err, John Rice, Saturday. and Sunday.
Mrs. John Degnan and Mrs. Dave
Simpson and Mary Ford visited Mrs.
Anderson Thursday. aiT .fat Wutl ri
Miss Dove McNabb visited on the
river, Sunday. ,,s,p r,ic. ,..,......,.... d.
Miss Bette Pryor visited Mrs John
Degnan Saturday. ~" -'" li's hi.
= Ask Frank Degnan and Jess Simpson
how they would like to eat some more
potatoes and see them smile. E Fin
+, Ask Chris Douglass how he and Jen-
ME Jolly are getting along and see him
smile. .'..- ''
Sherman Hamilton either tainted Oh
fell off the dinkey Sunday. Probably
the cause was that there was crowd
of girls seen walking not far off, Hi,
injuries We're not serious. ...., IT,. 3.
Lex McNeely and Tommie Daffror
say they had just as soon jump the
fence as to go through the gate, when
they see their girls going by. g.ilr
Ounce Hamilton says girls are scarce
at Victoria and has come to Roope an6
Mrs, Jolly should watch out
Brice HOWE says he is going to hang
his hat on the gate post at Arch Keef'
Sunday. / suppose to see Miss May.
Mrs Ford is very low at present.
We hope she will recover soon. +....
Wonder why jess Simpson was run
ming so as he came home from Mr..
Kings Saturday night. Some CROWD
surely was trying to see IL his feet
were CREASED. .... -r..f En-
Ask Miss Flora Brown how she like.
TO read drop letters and hear her snort.
...-.. Flies & Mosduitoes.
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ALTOONA, ALA.

SbetidL 70 the Ne71S. LeHH HiaIH gfH
The health of this place is good
Messrs. Perkins and Golfer arrived
here Sunday morning. -3al }.#o.
Fred Hooper was all smiles Sunday.
Guess he was with his best girl. MI
Hwas pay day Saturday and all the
men drew good pay and had a nice
time. 10 diS3b g5+ So il9t u Yua3 $500
We are, listening for, wedding bells to
ring in Altoona soon. .sa asn9i1} 7aa
Jeff Hooper Bob Hooper and Fred
Hooper; will come home next month.
Fred is liable to bring somebody with
hlmfud1 adi ri mid ssinyjH,r lliw e
Tom Fox and Pat Burk and Joe Lo-
gan left this place Saturday for Jelli-
co, Tenn. ST Hly uog s57si. fH .ef
Lee Lemons will be home the last of
this month. .u. ...lr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Liddicoot are in town
shopping, and will be back Tuesday.
If you ask Mark Creek where he has
been he will say to the barber shop.
The girls all say Fred Hooper is the
cutest thing in Altoona and especially
one thinks so. Ask him and he will
tell you who it is.
Mick McIntire went to Birmingham
Saturday and came home Sunday
morning at three O'Clock. He missed
the train. House Cat.
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.yi1sq cnIFTY.ok NJ

SPerialtO he NalOS.y f,gtt stey jl.f...gT-
Work is not very good here now but
hope it will be better in the future.
e, Lee Bryant and wife returned from
Whitwell Wednesday. We were glad
to see them back. 1fef,1r 'af stf1",G %
A singing was given at Mr.. Clark 8
Saturday night and all report a nice
Fred Smith still hangs his hat on
John Dyes porch. ~ ". = 'l '''''l ''ifa'1
Floyd Cope was IN the city Sunday (
Rev ID. Gum will preach here
Sunday and Sunday night. We are
glad TO have him with us. ,,5 ie..-f
I Come on, Uncle Gid, we like to read
your pieces although 1 don't think any
Of Us girls wants your red headed bow.
% Were glad 10 see JefD. Smith and
his wife. Welwish them Joy and haupi,
ness They received many gifta -.
I Come again, Peoria, we would like
TO hear from you every week.
Wishing the News success and lot,
Of good union readers 81 . Dewtirou.
ii-qA tli 1oinsGmol sH8E snsfgtW
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C0ALM0NT.

: Sbeeialk 10 The Nr5Os. "a" p.
Misses Martha and Jennie Creighton
returned to their home in Tarlton Sun
day. They were accompanied by Miss
Katherine Creighton, who will be their
guest for few weeks. gfi,al1tg ciar e.,
Horace Heard and Bob Creek left
Monday for Dunlap. =" ~ '1'i .
Mrs. Schlagater and daughters, Miss
es Maggie and Eunia, of Gruetli, spent
Sunday here. .Iq,
Ask Ash Rollins how he enjoyed the
party at Coalmont,
Mr.. and Mrs. Murph Griswold enter
tanned Saturday night at a party at
their home. Games were enjoyed I'M
til 10 o clock when supper was served.
Then games were. enjoyed fl until an
arly hour in the morning. Everyone
enjoyed themselves so much. The
guests were Misses Lena Rubley, Ro-
ga Dykes, Martha Creighton, May
Heard, Tennie and Katherine Creigh-
ton, Messrs. Will Griswold, +, Jesse
Heard, Joe Creighton, Horace Heard,
Harlin Griswold, Ash Rollins, Joe and
Win Smith, and John Sehorhe. ] q
L. V. Woodlee, ofHAltamont, was
here Tuesday. brG gniira vi o,viqf
Henry Givens was here Monday,
Willie Griswold is in Altamont, nd
Mr.. and Mrs John Dyer left Mon.
day for Petros where they will make
their future home. ~ bt aItiHIoH DGl
Ash Rollins got his clothes patched
and was at the party uorfraH 70,
Miss Dora Thornhill spent o few
days here last week with, her sister
Mrs Grove She looked awful SAT
because Mr.. Stats was gone. .ur
Would like to know whether Mr.
Robertson has got girl or not, b,jrr
t,r rt,.r Bluebell.
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FARRl0R SWITCH.

SPECIAL 10 he Mrz0s. ,.,gr -,6-, ir-rfar
Mr.. ard Mrs. Frank Condry, of Cor
don Hill visited Mrs Joe Grimes at
Gloyers Hill Sunday, Erc dguugg RI.
[ George Killian passed by here Mon
day, r,. tf.a ..,-,! ,7s 4,...,ti
in Jasper last week. s"'' "''r
Miss Myrtle Hudson was In Jasper
shopping Monday. Ha nE i' .g.frs}T
Mr.. -Mably, of Jasper, passed here
Monday. ..t.,,, -......, o.. etrr,-.a.. 3
Z Miss Ethel Rogers was here one day
this week. "" t'''"
Mrs. Ada BerTyhill was visiting Mrs.
H Hancock Monday. as-g9Hg Eara ~.
Mr. and Mrs. Nell Webb visited Bill
Quarrels of Glover Hill Sunday a
i Lee Turner and his grading crew
have moved to near the first crossing
below the the switch and will go tc
work right away. 9ro' ~, a.w" SIM
Mrs. Lena Foster and daughter,
Rose, were in Jasper one day this
week. .....--f..;. ........
II. H. Hancock Of Hoge's Crossing,
made a cali at Mr.. Boden Saturday.
We writer was in Jasper shopping
one DAY last week. nj
1 Mrs, W. B. Rogers were visiting q
Mrs. H. Hancock s Saturday. 4, T.
/ Willie Robbins visited his sister
Mrs Tone Condry, ON Gordon Hill on
! daylast week. 800 y#dj aHH OBJ fG
| Well, Scrabble harder of hurry
KY, you thought /" Hardscrabble hat
lime, in a close place, That is q mistake
| He hasn't got me cornered and he new
er win. 90 You smoke about "Hardscrab
| ble'i didn't lack much of catching m
in another yarn. Now, then in wind
ing up ! will catch you in one. 70
spoke about my foot taking up IA inch
es every time l stepped, and IT that
the truth, what do you call a yarn
So you had better be careful, and res
your, bible y ar9bnH foo9 .tylIHG ellL
4 Now, a word to Hardscrabble. Il
said that I said he had to order hi
! shoes sent in fiat car. l didn't sa
any such thing. l said | didn' t hav
to have my shoes ordered in fiat Cal
so i think his tongue slips once in.
1 while or twice in, a while. will leay
1 the subject with him. y gg.~., -,
Mrs. Mat Doss and daughter, Edit
l Of Kimball, were visiting their uncle
lW.nB. Rogers, Sunday. ~ 5H"'yf1
I Lena Forester was in Jasper shol
Z ping Monday llie7,ug4Wild Bill
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R00PE.
Special 10 tie NlzCs.

Special 10 Ehe Mlaos. ''
/ AS we haven't tried TO write in quite
a while we will try to scrape up some
news from the wonderful city of Roope
where there is no rest for the weary.
q Miss Lizzie Smith visited Mrs, Jas.
Daffron Sunday. .....
Miss Nancy Keef and Miss Flora
Brwon were seen out walking Sunday.
Mr. Billingsly was looking very
wistfully at the Daffron Boarding
House Sunday. -., ..r..... LID.
Billie Smith, better known as "Bil-
lie Button" says he is still hanging
his hat ON the pailings at Mr.. Jolf Us
and think Ounce Hamilton mas one
end of the fence rented and is paying
his rent in board there. .r
Mrs Baker and Miss Celia Brumley
were riding out cross tie ticket Sun
day.
Jake McNabb seems TO enjoy hearing
the graphophone at Mr.. Degnan's very
much. l+ r -UIia lH
Msr Dave Simpson and Miss Mary
Ford were in town shopping Monday
.5AokNoAa 7HT Red hose-
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PIIIsBuRs. GA.

! oHi " IItLi tiNI UT NttElt tt ""-
Spefi@ 70 me Nr7ef,g si,i lrry9uiv ri
b We are having some fine weather, .a,
This has been a lovely day. 4sg5.r IA
p Ye writer saw Miss Maud Layne and
her best fellow passing yi1ial II sro
z Mr. Eastman and Mr. Maxwell went
to Trenton Saturday after gard en-
Seeds ava sa,,,,,y yeb foe Yah 7sr U0
Misses Fannie Maxwell and Maud
Layne called on Mrs, Mary Milligan
Sunday morning, iqil.f +af estti JJht
z Miss Mary Fields called on Mrs. May
Milligan Sunday, evening. II ri tt a7ns s.
Wash Hooper and Marie Milligan
were out walking Sunday Wash
thinks there is no other grand child 50
sweet as Marie, nfo I halt Eniff d. na
| Think ! saw Henry Milligan going
after pine this evening. Henry believes
in good kindIng wood. dtassris ~ o74
7 Tell fTruthfulness" of Sayre, Ala. ,
that the conyicts are right here. They
bring rone Or two every, now, and then,
n didn't knew 'sGTruthfulness'i was at
rpid, of them, d,I guess that Yas. ~ why
1 he lett1l n9Ai tnr II bali 20 d.ags. u
Twas Foster A, Kelly, of Jasper, ! ,i ask 4
ed one ofmy neighhbors, as he was pass
4 ing the. other day. how,he Thought MI.
| Kelly would run, He said he ,woulc
lerun a race like the famous race horse,
Dan Patch, / told, him / believed Mr.
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.HERRIN, iLL1

/ Sb>t;o1 NM Ns,o{ rhhHHc uRuiTn!iTA O
/ AS ! looked over the News last night
/ saw so many good pieces that
Thought i would write and let the peo-
pile hear from, Herrin,s,, hat,s.,,n su,
\ The health OF our people Is good,
/ Work is good. Coal is 45c this month
and will be Sic next MONTH And now
want to ask the union boys of Whit
we'll why do they want To- stay, there
uuder present conditions. / worked at
Whitwell for time and have worked
here about 20 months and now am
able to say that am worth $40 where,I
wasn't worth 30. Good union boys, l
wouldn't work at Whitwell II 1T was al !
union and l had no other job.
Wednesday was payday here and 1T
must have b5en good one, for the boys
seemed to be enjoying thingsagV 5dT j.,
Some OF our boys came out here and
because it wasn't Whitwell they would
mt stay, went back and said house rent
and bad water was too N uch for Them.
Now want 90 say that,is a mistake,
We have good water and good houses 70
live range from Sc to 50 a month, and
living is just as cheap as at 'Whitwell.
Now will present the other side!n The
last two days worked, was Friday and
Saturday and loaded 80 tons OF coal at
45c ton. / don't call that so I'D. The
amount for the two days Is s1s.oO net!
/ think | can pay 81 month for rent
guess the water was so good that they
couldn' get back. fan crew suillt.Il
Well, to give you an idea OF what |
think OF Whitwell, had rather go fnr-
Their than to come back. Il gave 1she
scabs my part of IL some time agosand
don't want any more oft. tgg
News is scarce in this part of the
country, and every body IL looking pref
~ Tell the girls II they waut co. see
4 pretty boys 10 come here.,fsac SAM
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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-01-11
BLOOMFIELD.

Bloomfield, Jan. 1O.-The P. 3. O..
sisterhood spent an evening with
Emerson on Monday at the beautiful
home of Mrs Anna Beauchamp, and
Were entertained with review of
friendship from Emerson's essays, by
Mrs. Mary Hinkle. In response to
roll call quotations on friendship were
given. In the absence of the presi-
dent, Mrs. Matte Saunders, who was
absent on account of Illness, the BUSH
ness meeting was conducted by Mrs.
Alma Young. Chapter B.. adjourned
to meet Jan. %, with Mrs. Helen Layne
and enjoy round table talks.
installed officers on Monday evening.
District Deputy Grand Master John
Frye, of West Grove, deputized DR.. J.
w. Young of that place to act In his
| absence, and the work of installation
was performed by him and the fol.
| lowing staff Of officers: John Coli
yer, grand marshal; Clyde Battin,
grand warden; Mr.. Pyrtle grand Sec
rotary.
Since the opening of the district
court last Wednesday, the time has
been occupied in hearing the criminal
case Of the state VS.. Chas. Cohen.
who was indicted last fall for assault
with intent to commit murder, believ-
| ing him to be the man who struck
CHdTleS JuilkiiiS, ScOloTeuJ OH tAS lSdu
with bar of iron on the day of W.
P. Halls show held here in the month
of August. At the time Junkin's
wounds were believed to be fatal and
the fact that he still lives is a marvel
even to the medical mind. At the re-
quest Of County Attorney T. A. Good
man, Henry G. Taylor was appointed
by the court to assist him in the pros
ecution of the case. The trial still
continues and many witnesses for the
defense are still being examined. The
4 principal effort of the attorneys In the
case Is to establish the identity of
4 Cohen as the man who struck the
blow and evidence is being introduced
which NAV settle the deed on a man
named Lar, also an employe Of the W
| f. Hall circus. The case will probably
/ go to the jury on Thursday or Friday.
The case of w. A. Zo1man VS.. T. M,
Prevo and Taylor MCGOWAN bank will
4 be heard before the court on Jan. 10.
/ The plaintiff states that on the first
day of March, 1902, he, w. A. zolllnan
/ entered into partnership with the de-
PENDANT under verbal agreement by
which they entered into the business
of farming, raising, buying, feeding
and selling live stock and poultry and
4 carrying on general farming business,
4 The plaintiff was to furnish the land
and the defendant to do all the work
required to raise the crops, look after
the farm and feed and care for the
stock, and in case Of the sale of stock
the proceeds were to be equally di-
4 vided between them. The plaintiff
4 states that the defendant shipped %
i fat steers to Chicago on Dec. 10. 1905
and sold them for S1,12o.60 and on the
same date sold a number Of cattle for
s630.20 and on Dec. II, he shipped 100
i lambs that sold for s4S6.36, and that
the defendant deposited all of the pro-
! eeeds Ia the Taylor MCGOWAN bank in
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oRMANVlLLE.

Ormanville, Jan. 10.-The friends
and relatives of Mr.. and Mrs. D. e.
Belger, of Eddyville, formerly Of this
city, are grieved to learn Of the death
of their infant son.
| The pie supper held at the Orman-
vile high school last Friday evening,
was we'll attended and a nice sum
| was realized.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Skinner, of OF
tumwa, visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Downing Sunday and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Skinner Monday.
The following young people enjoyed
sleigh ride to Ottumwa Sunday and
spent the day with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Overturf: Messrs. Alva and Jesse
and John Ornlan; Misses Dora Over
turf, Pearl Overturf and Anna Brady.
A number of friends visited with
Miss Vera Davis one evening this
week.
The services which Were being held
at the Fairview' school conducted by
John Hunt closed Sunday evening with
number of converts.
Miss Anna Brady visited at the
Stephen ,Overturf home Tuesday ev-
ening.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Downing and
Master James went to Ottunlwa Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Miller and
daughter, Carmen,o Kansas City, Mo-.
have returned home after visit at the
A. +. Miller home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Hollingsworth
and daughter. Miss Pearl, Mrs. Salter
and niece, of Ottumwa Were callers at
the poor farm recently.
Little Glen Overture Is quite Ill at
his home.
w. K. Kennel, of Ottumwa, Is vis-
iting at the Joshua Erwin home.
Services are being held at the Hick-
Dry Flat school.
Mr. and Mrs. Shelton, of Eldon, are
visiting at the home Of John Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs John Wilson, who have
been on the sick list, are better
Mr. and Mrs. George Hauck and
family visited relatives here Saturday
and Sunday.
| Rev Jones will preach at the M. E.
church on Market street Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Bryles are vis-
| iting at the parental Bryles home.
| Ralph Tilletson, of Ottumwa. was
a recent visitor at the Ed Tillotson
home.
Mr.. Tillotson is quite sick.
4 Miriam Erwin was a visitor at the
Adam Lewis home Saturday
| Mrs. David Thompson is i'll.
! Mike Bryles is working for Charles
| Sauers.
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EDDYVILLE.

Eddyville, Jan. 10.-Mrs. Sarah Nor
man, of Bridgeport, is improving from
an attack Of illness!
Hon. F. M. Epperson went to Des
Moines Sunday to attend the state
Legislature
Mrs j. H. Clark and children, OF
Eveland, visited Mrs. Clark's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Il. Kerran, Sunday
and Monday.
w. P. Gray, who has pc on in
Ottumwa, spent, Sunday and -Ionday
at home. His grandson. Nolan Car
roll, came up with him on visit, and
on his return he took with him his
little granddaughter, Hazel Carroll
who had been visiting here for some
time.
w. G. Rudd, of ottumwa, was q
Sunday guest Of his friend, Lee War
ner, south of town.
Joseph Lee, Of Coalfield, who has
been sick, is improving.
F. j. Packer, Of Oskaloosa, was 9
business visitor on Tuesday.
There was a birthday dinner at the
home of Dell Harding, north of town
Sunday in honor Of Mrs. Harding's
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MuNTERVlLLE.

Munterville, Jan. 1o.-Mr. and Mrs.
John Oval entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
Johanna Pierson, Mr.. and Mrs. o. w
Hasselrooth and son. Glen and Miss
Hannah Pierson last Friday evening.
Albin Allen spent Sunday in Ottum-
wa with relatives.
Miss Hattie Pierson gave a party to
a large number Of her friends last
Saturday evening. Those present had
an enjoyable time.
Alexander Anderson departed Sun
day evening on Burlington No. for
Ottumwa to appear as jurynlan.
Miss Stella Oval left Monday for
Rock Island, H.. to resume her studies
at the Augustana college.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Burgeson en-
tertained a number of relatives Sun.
Gay evening.
Misses Emma and Regina johnson
of Ottumwa, who have been visiting
their parents, returned home Sunday
evening on No.~4.