Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-04-18
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SpffiGl 10 me Ne1OJ
We are having real March weather
here now in April. 1t showed here on
the evening of the Sth, as hard as l
most ever saw. 1t showed again on
the nth. We have had snow, frost,
ice and the ground frozen, nearly every
day of this month so far, and today is
the 18th. 1t was so warm through
March that our cattle could live right
along the first of the month. Everything
has got killed until vegetation looks
like Il fire had passed through it. On
account Of the cold we had TO com
mence feeding our cattle again. 1t Is
now night and prospects are that In
the morning it will be as cold, if not
colder, than it as been yet. | don t
think there is any possible chance for
fruit to escape getting killed. 1t looks
as though raising fruit here is thing
Of the past.
E. J. Carpenter is in Chattanooga
working for an Express Co.
NJ. E. Cook is going to Lookout
Mountain to get out some timber.
Virgel Hill has been at Coalmont
loading some lumber on the car.
John Wesley Cheek has moved to
Hill mill on Peak Mountain.
Mrs. Pasmore, Alb Layne and grand
daughter, were here shopping, from
Little Sequachee.
The Tate girls were here shopping
from near Gruetli.
Uncle Tom has moved into posses
sion house for the Packard Co., on the
Ketner tract Of land.
w. NJ. Bouldin's brother and his
wife, from Van Buren, Co., are visit
ing him and his family.
Mrs. "Watchman" has been sailing
her butter with sugar and | have been
sweetening my tomatoes with salt.
A man by the name of Wright,
claiming to be an Indian doctor, pass
ed through here selling kind OF llnl
ment made of vinegar, eggs, turpen-
tine and other Ingredients.
Mrs. 7. T. Tate, who has been on
the sick list for some time, is some
| better.
w. NJ. Bouldin and Jack Turner
! were in the head of the Pocket, look
| ing at some timber.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. White market
ed some potatoes at Dunlap. -
| Dock White went to Daus.
The Layne boys returned from Coal
mont the other evening nearly frozen
| in the sleet and snow. -
D. D. Dykes was here on business.
| Well, did you ever see a valley OF
| top of the mountain2 Here is the way
| it occurred. A man came up here by
the name of Valley. See, it is easy
enough.
J. L. Savage was in town.
Ellie Russell was up from the saw
mill. He had heard of the wonderful
staff of life, and he failed not to carr.
home sample package.
l would be glad that the mountain
correspondent would tell us how Bel
Rogers looks with long pants on.
T. J. Frazier was here and purchas
ed mich cow from R. J. White.
Jesse Turner, from Whitwell, visited
his son, Jack, here.
Mrs. Joe Tate, from Nubbins Hill
was in town shopping.
r. L. Brown, from the Peak noun
tain, was in town after what we uset
to hang in our smoke houses.
j. L. White went to the barn tn
other morning before day to feed. Oh
entering the stable something strucl
him in the stomach. He went back
wards and nearly fell out of the doc
being excited at the black object. o.
its approaching the door he saw it wa
young mule colt that had arrives
during the night
Claud Mosely, who has been sick, TO
some time with the consumption, j
not expected to live more than a few
days.
Mrs R. l.. Brown, who has been o.
the sick list for some time, is Oh better
Waterman.