Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-01-03
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AS l haven't read anything froaI
this placs in some time l will, If tia
Editor viii allow me space, try bk
write few lines.
Some one in the News was wanting
to hear from B. F. Station and Others
here. They are still at SalfsCreek;
also Lark Station has been here from
Mont Lake spending Xmas with
friends and relatives. We can't Just
place who the writer is but hope to
hear from him again.
Would like to hear from Kimberly,
Ala, as / have an uncle there.
| enjoy reading all of the Whitwell
and Dunlap pieces. People are scatter
ed everywhere from Whitwell and any
place there is any Whitwell people I
sure enjoy hearing from.
The six year old child of Oliver
Standfier, which got so badly buj
about two months ago is, is slightly on
the mend.
Mrs. Tom Long is some better,
Mrs. Arther Conner has come mp
from the Lake to spend the winter, or
until her health gets better. She has
been up about three months with her
father. Her husband has come up to
work here now to be with her. She
has been confined to her bed about two
weeks, but we hope she will be up
again soon.
Well Xmas is over and there has not
been anyone murdered here yet. The
Church of Christ Sunday school had q
nice entertainment and an Xmas tree.
There was nice time and good order.
Large crowds attended, everybody re-
ceiving presents and having good
time.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Suggs
Tuesday night baby, which died and
was buried at the Rogers cemetery
Wednesday.
We are having plenty of raipuaaa,,
cold weather. -
Bro. Lowry will preach here the first
Sunday in January. Everybody is in
vited to come out and hear him for he
is man ont to preach the Gospel and
that is what we all need to hear.
l wish the Clifty writers would
write oftener for have many friends
there and love to. hear from there; also
enjoy reading the pieces from Pitts
burg, Ga.
hope Mrs Hice has regained her
health.
Mr. Harry May and Miss Effie Rog-
ers were married Saturday night after
midnight They ran away.
| I guess the writer from Wilder,
Tenn, has moved as there hap't been
any news from there lately. ~
Mr. Walter Manning is building a
house which will soon be completed.
Mrs. James Grow is on the sick list
this week.
Mr.. Philip Long is getting along
fine on his new house.
Messrs Tom Clements and Ernest
Station were out walking Sunday even
ing, as it was raining.
| Tom Troutman looked sad Sunday
His girl was not at Sunday school,
Will Gaines called at Mr.. Ingle's
Sunday, as usual
Mr.. John Emory was all smiles Sun
day. o.
Mr.. Daniels still makes his regu
lar trips to Graysville.
There will be no work here Tuesday
as it is a holiday. The run has been
slack here this winter, for the boys
take one day before and one day after
each holiday.
Well, it has rained all day and ye
writer has had to stay in all day and
that is killing. 1t is turning cold fast
and think there will be snow before
it is done.
think have written more than /
know for the first time and will ring
off, wishing the News and its readers
Happy New Year, and may we all
live better and do more for the Lord
in the year to come than we have in
the one that is past and gone.