Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-06-20
Oak Grove.

Sbeaal 10 tie Ne70S.
Mr.. Editor, l will give you few
sketches of our settlement. | am do
ing business with big anger. Got
one dollar for you in my pocket and fif-
ty cents that will be paid by the time
am ready to go to Sequachee. | want
everybody to read the News, as this is
the way we can hear from our friends
scattered all over the country. | wish
every reader of the News could write
and also sell everybody and his wife
the good little paper for one year
Ye writer has got his potato patch
clean and the weeds in his corn are
looking awful rank. If ! don't get
around soon will first have to snake it
with pole with frog on the end of
it,
Miss Ida Tate left for Tatesville to-
DAY to help her grandpapa in the store
and | guess some Of the boys will get
struck on her as she is very pretty.
Mrs. Matte Anderson, of Orme, is
visiting her papa and mama, Mr..
and Mrs. Crisp, this week, and brought
We writer news from his daughter, who
is living there with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bandy.
Wonder what has become of 'Tom
Cat. " l don't see anything from him
any more.
| am in the blues awfully. LONELY
Boy" of Pleasant Hill, said he guess
ed none of the women would have me-
That is awful-to have to live so lone
ly always. Maybe ne don't know.
will try again. If any of the readers
of the News know of a lady that is
wanting to get married, that is not
struck on beauty, get the word around
and will give her a call.
There was a fellow got in his buggy
up here the other day and went off to
get married, and came back alone
Don know what was the the cause.
Guess his girl thought the meal might
give out too soon.
Frank Sitz still hangs his hat on
Monroe Nunley's hat rack.
Wonder what has become of Jim
Graham. Better get around, jim.
Some of these boys will take the go if
you don't be careful
Mrs. Eliza Shrum still frets because
she cannot do all her work in one day,
and no call for her to do anything.
Little Ben Harris surely got stalled
today from the way his whip was pop
ping.
If anybody has any more tobacco
than they need send it around, for
there are two boys here that want it
but they haven t any money.
Mrs. Monroe Nunley has nice job
rocking her baby, which is about five
or six weeks old, and only weighs five
or six lbs.
Frank johnson still makes his regu-
lar rounds to M. J. Shrum's s. Guess
we will be asked to a nice dinner soon.
| hope so for ! am awful hungry now.
There is lots of talk Of a railroad DE
ing built to Pryor ridge. The survey
ors are doing their part of it now.
Jim Green has left Coalmont and
come home to sow his millet and sugar
cane and fight the weeds little.
Dan Green still hunts his COW of
evenings after his days work is done.
Sam Rust is keeping up with the Pet
tybone case, as he takes daily paper.
Marion Lavan, who has been sick for
some time, is not doing much good.
Hope he will take turn for the bet
ter.
If don't jump the broom Twill still
scribble a few lines. If do / will not
write but little, for you know I could
not be fooliDg with paper and please
a hustling woman. hope no one will
get offended at this foolishness as they
have heretofore. Everybody write ant
everybody will have something tC
read Whiting Bill.