Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-08-29
Oak Grove.


| is the order of the day.
If nothing goes wrong we can
board the train for other points by the
first of MAY at home without walking
to Tracy City.
Mr.. Toney is the head contractor
and is doing the work in a hurry at
the Colyer place. Mr.. Brock is at Cope
Springs with large force. Mr..
Brock is a nice man, treats his hands
and stock nice and kind Mr. Cope
lin is at the Bennett place with large
force of men and mules. The right
of way will be cleaned off in another
week. The town will be at and a.
round the Sam Bennett place. We
writer was sorry to hear of bud Young
getting into trouble, as he is a nice
peaceable man. Hope he viii come
out all right.
Miss Maggie Nunley says she feels
lonesome as Mr. Fisher is on a trip of
several days stay
am at loss to know what to write
as expect that you will get all of the
news from other correspondents OF this
| place.
Mrs. Monroe Nunley is visiting rela-
tives in Elbow Hollow.
Wonder what has become of Miss
Martha Shrum? l guess Mr.. Frank is
| around to see as this is the second
week since he showed up.
| Lewis Cope and daughter, Rhoda,
have been very sick with fever, for
several DAYS but are better now.
Little Ben Harris is getting so he
can get out again.
Misses Matte and Eliza Green went
to Sunday school today.
Miss Mary Green visited Miss Bes-
sic Green today.
Ye writer has got another spell of
the blues. 1t seems that everybody
steps in the road to defeat me. Only
few days ago a friend said he had
nice lady picked out for me, so l
commenced to try to fix and go to meet
her and about the time | got a ten
cent straw hat and twenty-five cent
shirt and five cent shoetiy and box of
Shinola, | got the news that another
fellow had gained her confidence
4 Now, this is too bad Out of money
and no sweetheart yet. If any Of the
readers can get up case with some
woman for me l will not be hard to
please There are lots of fellows up
here that stand high with the fair sex
that are so homely that We writer
would look like May flower in their
company, and after all this they shine
in the eyes of the ladies. How is
thisY Must a fellow skin his face all
over laughing to stand fair with young
ladies2 If SO / will not be beat as
can grin from ear to ear with wrink'
les in my forehead.
"Tom Cat" what is wrong with
you? We always look out for your
pieces and have failed to see them OF
late.
One of our noblest young men that
went into the merchandise business
sometime ago, has got dissatisfied witt
it and quit and is working on the rail
road.
L. F. Tate is having material de-
livered at his home to build stor,
house. Mr.. Tate is acting wise il
: starting business first in the merchan
disc line.
! Mrs. Catherine Tate, who has beer
afflicted so long, is doing very well
Glad to know she is better for bes
wishes go to her from her friends.
: Miss Alice Harris is on the sick list
9 Hope she will soon be we'll
a Monroe Morton, formerly of Sequa
chez, thinks of buying lands Their
again and being resident of tina
place once more.
The women of our place have a mic
Q time selling milk and butter. The
should try to be nice with it so as +
3 hold their sales as long as possible.
Monroe Smith is one of Mr.. Brock
bosses in cut and is good one as h
is live man. He is rs years of age
: Mrs. s. R. Rust had the misfort
u une to get her garden destroyed b
some breachy stock a few days ago.
l. There was an ice cream supper civ
en- at the church house at Oak Grov,
81 If somebody doesnt mind | am afrai
they will get things in mix. k
cream suppers are all right at I'll
homes of the people, but not at tt
church of God.
Well, as | am a man who doesn't b,
lie long to any order or organization,
a will say but little of what is on N
t. mind, but will say right here that a
t. laboring men should organize to con
+. pete with capital. If man gets thr,
if dollars day, what he buys will con
so high that he doesn't get anythi1
~ to lay by for a rainy day.
I'd Some of the writers brag of the pre-
W ty girls. Here is the place for nj
III young men to come to get nice wifi
at There are not many young men he
Or and they could tree ''hants" at moo
day. Ye writer is sure fine lookin
til iron gray, and that's all.
l expect that "Papa's Pet"
ID LONELY Girl" or "Synthia" wi
es give all the news as they usually d
BY so let us hear from you. That is Il
way to have plenty to read.