Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-02-07
MOUNTAIN VIEW.

SbeCidI 10 me NrdGS.
Rain and mud is the order of the
day
J. W. Collins made his regular trip
to town Saturday.
VIM. Hickey went to Dunlap Friday.
Mr.. Chadwick, the picture man of
Sequachee, was in our midst one day
last week and visited ye writer He
reported his business good. We say
hurrah, Uncle George, when you have
a good think push it along.
We are surprised at our old friend,
"Watchman," of Tatesville, requiring
our old friend(S. P. Samplp to hold
doctors certificate before he would let
him have any Arbuckle. My dear Mr..
"Watchman," if you will come over
here we mountain people will show
you that you haven't got all the staff
of life in the world We folks have
coffee every Sunday morning. 1t costs
us only the sum of 1Sc per package.
S. P. s., just bring your star root ov-
er here and get your coffee for we
know from the way your hair stood up
that you had laid out SO, Mr..
"Watchman" ought to have known
better for Arbuckle helps to dispel
! drowSiness.
Did you hear about that fellow that
kept hanging around certain girl.
He thought he was sparkling so he
kept hanging around and thought he
was getting on fine. He was keeping
his eye on her but all at once he made
an awkward step, turned over chair,
made a dash to catch it, and turned
over the table. He started to leave
but ran over the slop bucket. He went
headlong and landed in the -four bar
REL By this time he needed help tC
get out, so in ran the surprised girl
and assisted him to get out ''Oh,
that's nothing" she said. ''We young
folks have ups and down as we'll as the
old folks. After she had got him out
of the barrel she brushed the -four of
of him as best she could and off to the
school house they started. When they
arrived what an awful sight he was
The flour was all over his head, ears
neck and in his eyes. Night came OF
and she went to the singing but sh'
had another fellow. / suppose she lait
that cake away to bake.
Henry Rockley and Miss Ida Lant
were quietly united in the holy bond
of wedlock near the school house Wed
nesday night. Squire George Coberl
officiated.
Miss Lille Clemons was all smile
Sunday.
Jas. Rackley looked cute Sunday.
Rev. w. M. Campbell took Dime
with Tom ClemOns Sunday.
W. B. Hatfield took dinner with r
F. Rogers Sunday.
w. H. White made trip to Petro
one day last week to visit his littl
son, Harry, who lives with his brother
We are glad to note that Aunt Poll
Dollar, who has been very low fo
sometime, is better.
Byron Land made his regular trip
Dunlap Saturday. Guess he got hi
big nickle's worth of candy.
Miss Cinthia Robertson was all smile
| OuCnS SIlO saw SOLltDON1.
Henry Mason went to Whitesid
Monday on business.
; Jas. Smith is at the throttle of th
dinkey this week until Henry Maso
returns from Whiteside.
+ Jas. Foster, of McNabb Mines, NOV
= ed here few days ago.
/, Come on, Nip & Tuck's Pap.
a We like to hear from you.
p There was singing at Tom Mason
, Sunday night for the benefit of hi
3 grandparents, Uncle Henry Smith an
6 wife.
: A word to Uncle Gid: | will sa
4, right here, dear Uncle Gid, that it 70
: will just send that red-headed be
around in this neck of the woods W
girls will take him in out of til
= weather for we just had three. "
: have taken two of them in less than
month. We have just little one le
so send him along that we may let hi
grow awhile yet. Blue Eyed Girl