Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-07-04
Third District.

SperfaI 10 ne Mans.
Joe Griffith was here the other day,
trading horses. Joe made one or two
swaps while here. Joe says If you
want to trade horses call at his office.
J. H. Barker, j. p, passed through
here the other day. going after some
thing to make bread
Henry Pickett has quit farming and
gone back to working in the mines.
Sam Layman has quit working in the
mines.
L. H. Grayson and father, of Whit
well, were here one day last week,
buying cattle.
John Boman was here last week on
business.
People up here are very busy just
now cutting hay, as they have to cut
little early on account of rust.
A number of young folks called on
J. w. Williams Sunday to hear the
monograph.
Ye writer is done planting corn.
Russell Hixon, of Waldon's Ridge,
was visiting julius Pickett the other
night.
Mrs. Phemia Grayson went to Whit
well shopping one day last week.
W. H. White was in Pickettsville
the other night on official business.
Henry and Bob Pickett and Jimmy
Williams went to the ice cream supper
at Dock Griffith's Saturday night.
Pleas French informs us that while
he and his wife were away from home
some person or persons went into his
house and did lot of mischief and
went in his garden and pulled up his
beans and cabbage and piled them up.
It's too bad after man has worked
hard to make something for some per-
son to destroy it, Such persons ought
to be reported to the grand jury and
attended to. One application from
Judge McReynold' always cures such
cases, and the sooner they are attend
ed to the better for the people.
Thomas Defur visited his grandpa
rents Saturday night.
Rev. Scott preached at Hickory
Grove Sunday afternoon. 1t does look
like we could have meeting oftener
than once month, as there are two
good houses in this settlement and sew
eral people that would like to hear the
Scripture explained.
We had good rain out here Sunday,
which was badly needed as the ground
was getting very dry.
People up here are getting along
very we'll with their crops. Some are
laying by and some planting.
Several from here went to the picnic
at Whitwell Monday and part of them
had to stay all night in Whitwell on
| account of the rain,
Should like to hear oftener from
Pittsburg, Ga, through the News,
and also Bridgeport, Ala.
There was Sunday school organic
ed Burnett's School House Sunday
with Green Powell as superintendent
If the parents in this neighborhood
will send or take their children they
certainly will have good school un.
der the management of Mr.. Powell.
Go to Sunday school and read the
News.
Noticed in the last issue of the News
o letter from the Editor stating that q
writer from tho Third District had
gotten offended at him for not publish,
ing his article Well, it certainly is
mt We writer. for he hash been often.
ded and would not get offended if the
Editor was to not publish any Of his
letters. We are not running the Edi-
tors business. We did write an arti.
Gle sometime back that we did moi
want to write but as some other writer
had jumped on us without any cause
we had to say something. Hope the
Editor will not stop our paper if he
does stop us from writing, for the
News is just like getting a letter from
your people. When ye writer gets tir
ed and feels bad he just goes to thu
house and gets the Old Reliable anG
reads Dofetchit's letter and then hi
feels all right. Raymond.