Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-08-15
Third District.

phecied in June has come to pass. l
said that we would have drouth in
.Iuly and August Corn fields look as
white as IL there had been frost bitten,
and its goodbye Louisa Jane as far as
early corn is concerned. 1t is cut
short here one nalf, and all the rain
that has come for the last five weeks
has absolutely missed MS. 1t has gone
above and below us but hash hardly
laid the dust here. heard man ex-
press his ignorance the other dav. He
said that hell was in the people up
here was the reason it failed to rain,
and the drouth came, but know there
are few christians up in the 3rd
district, enough to pray for the heav-
ems 10 omen and send forth gentle
rain before it is everlastingly too late.
for IL rains on the Just and unjust
alike, and it couldn't hardly be ar
ranged otherwise. | SAY what is to
come will come and that which never
was TO come will never occur or hap
pen You know those words were
spoke into existence by the great
Judge of the Universe, and they are
in some parts of the world all the
time, and it looks like ignorance gone
to seed 10 hear man charge Jehovah
| for that he has already enacted and
done. Readers there are more
| droughts, more calamities, more acct
dents, more deaths, and more crime
committed than ever before, and God
has more to deal with and contend
with than ever before.
Johnny Doodle Bug" and "Chalk
| Eye' were out at the party Saturday
night. with "Sister Salr' and BETSY
Jane and on their return home they
called on We writers watermelon patch
and plugged and carried away about
200 lbs, and "Chalk Eye" happened to
have on heavy iron plate on his shoe
heel, so We writer trailed him in and
he owned up. Does mt this look too
bad for q big, robust, stout man to
take BY their whiskers from sick
man unable to do anythingH One more
raid like this, boys, and you will all
get ticket to Marion County High
School at Jasper, with Judge Morley
nolds as your teacher Put this in
your pipe and smoke it.
Bud Vanhoosier and family were Wis.,
iting the Rev. Joe Pickett Saturday
night and Sunday, and returned to
Whitwell Monday with a big fat NUT
ton.
There was shooting match at J. II.
Barker Saturday. A sheep was put
on board. G. W. Vandergriff carried
off the sheep.
VIM. Ross cut his brother, George,
with knife in several places, and he
is expected TO die at any time. 1t all
came about over some mountain land.
Bill wanted to buy Georges interest
and George refused to sell, and that
enraged Bill and then while under the
influence Of drink he stabbed his
brother without inst cause, and went
to Kentucky, where George lived tC
get to do that. He walked through
the mountains from Kentucky to Whit
we'll, and It is very reliably reported,
has sent doctor and an attorney uI
there to wait on his brother, and tC
see If he can't get it fixed up to avoid
a just punishment in the courts OF
Kentucky. We think he ought to bt
landed behind the walls of the prison
George Ross married the daughter OF
David Layne, one of Marion County,
most respected citizens, and the feel
, ing in the family is running very
l
, case will be we can only wait anG
watch to see.
Little Albert Holloway, who live
with Brown Holloway, is very low
: with bowel obstruction from eatin,
) green cabbge, and is not expected q
live.
= Ye writer was glad to hear from
~. g." Of Eastland. Fire up tn
, woods again, ~. c." and deaden tn
timber for miles around up there, an
, tell all the Whitwell boys to represen
themselves through the News. l an
the same boy that the old sow and tn
T. G. ]. Co., failed to gobble up.
a My brother out in Illinois has gon
q back on me. Tell me all about tn
Whitwell boys ont there and pleas
A write the news and happenings of you
country.
Marsh Young is as dead as a doc
nail since he married. / never hear o
him these days.
stayed all night with the Youn
brothers while back. Oh, my, wha
fine music they rendered for your Ur
!. Gle Representative, and got q ca
. blegram this week from Austin Cor
, pinger, of Sequachee, and he declare
: by all that's bad and good that h
has located my old friend, DR.. N.
. Moore, at the head of little Sequache,
residing in a little tent, just two mil,
+ east Of the jeff Loving place, fishin
' during the day time, deer hunting &
night, and looks fat and healthy, an
wanted me to come up and help hill
live Grover Cleveland isn't know
in the race when it comes to fshin
3 and deer hunting.
= Hello, sold Blue" of Tatesvill
= What in the deuce is the matterS Nov
- rise up, stand mp, crawl up, jump nj
:, climb up, or get up any old way
:, give us the news. Give us "Ha
y Columby" again, another doctrin
sermon on unionism and non uniol
ism. If anything in this round wor
u we writer likes to hear expounded it
l. unionism. / would to God that a
Is poor laboring men Throughout this bea
er tiful land of ours, were organize,
J. both union and nOnuniOn would con
10 together in one band and extend
C each other the right hand of union f.
VI lowship, one mass Of laboring men
Ill our nation. When you, as laboriI
men, have done this, you have dol
the greatest blessing TO the laboriI
movement the world has ever know
and rs long as You keep up this fig
n of one class of labor fighting again
ne another, boys, 50 long will trouble e
d. list among you. The time is comm
d. Just ont yonder, not far off, that en-,
rs of you will organize. How can v,
afford to 90 in the bowels of the ear