Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-05-09
Indianapolis, Ind.
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Mr.. Editor: As | have not had any
thing IN your paper in a few weeks I
will try and get in line if you will al
low me space. | like to read the News
better than any paper ever saw, for
| see the names Of my friends and
schoolmates in all parts of the country.
J. G. Shepard made quick trip to
Cincinnati, o., last night.
Wonder if Uncle Cid has got his
car load of boys expressed to Tracy
City vet. | saw a car load of boys
leave here this morning for Tennessee
but did not know whether they were
sent G. O. D., or not, and did not
really know if they were going to
"Uncle Gid or not. But there are
girls all over the world looking for
good boys.
Ye writer's have been on the sick list
for the past week. but can be out a
gain.
Miss Grace Childers has returned
from Muncie, Ind.
Miss Lottie White has returned from
a visit in st. Louis. Glad to see her
back again.
Joseph Boyer, from CovingtOn, KY,
was here last night.
Miss Fay Marshall, of Lawrenceburg,
Ind, who has been the guest of Mrs.
Edward Brice, will return home tOmOr-
row. Miss Marshall has been the guest
of number of people here.
Miss Nellie Birk left the first of this
week for a visit with her sister, Mrs
John Dolfnger, in Los Angeles, Cal
A number of Miss Ada Harrison S
friends gave her a delightful farewell
surprise party last night, prior to her
departure for Europe in about week.
What is the matter with you, Sun
sinner Why don't you write
suppose the cars on the incline had
wreck and ."Zuzu q Kid" got Grip
pied as never see anything from them
anymore.
Mrs. Cline and daughter visited ye
writer's last week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Greed, a
fine boy. Born to L. B. and Edith
Stall, fine girl Mothers and babies
are getting along nicely.
What will the public do in st. Louis,
Mo-, for papers to read now?
John L. Sullivan is thinking of get
| ting married and he has been on the
water wagon for t16 weeks, too.
Miss Margaret Newcomb has gone tc
Chicago to spend week with friends.
Come again, 'Mama's Pet, and
tell us of your visit to the Iron City IL
Alabama. Did you have good time
in Birmingham? Hope l will see q
piece from you next week.
1t is pretty cold here today and snow
ed little yesterday.
Ye writer's had good time in Chi
cago last week, and | would like t.
come back to Tennessee for few
weeks. know l will enjoy myself al
Mountain City.
BY THE WAY.
Beauteous maiden, fair and sweet,
We welcome thee with joy replet e
Our hearts o'erfowing with grateful
ness,
And filled our souls with thankfulness
Let sunshine fill your golden haik
Sweet maid of Spring, with beaut.
rare:
May Aprils showers like a silver.
sheen,
Cover thy path with a mantle green.
May pleasant days attend thy march,
With rainbows for thy triumphal arch
And fair June roses at thy feet
Await thee with their incense sweet.
II. j. W
Come again, you north Birmingham
writer's and tell us of the Iron City
ups and downs. have friends there
WAITING FOR PAPA.
Sitting by the lamp light,
Supper nice and hot,
Waiting for our papa
Coming cross the lot.
Wait minute longer,
Mama'l II look and see,
Why papa's not home to supper
Fraid he's on spree.
Seven, eight, nine and ten.
Papa not at home;
Mama clears the table off,
And we hear her moan:
! "Oh papa, why so cruel
To the children and me?
Can't you come home sober
Must it ever be2'
God in heaven, help us,
Bear our burdens here,
May heaven open for u.s.
That our only cheer.
. Mrs. 7. J. Whit
Best wishes to the Editor and rea,
!, ers Wandering Boy.