Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1909-06-17
Bunker Hill.

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AS j have been silent for long time
and several of the correspondents have
been calling ON me to write, will tell
you the cause Of my silence. L have
been disabled from working any since
October with rheumatism and spinal
disease, which has got me in bad shape
and no money, not enough to mail
letter TO the News. A union friend
gave me stamp to mail this little
mite, just to hear what "Uncle Blue
had to say, so here am. If someone |
else does not give me a stamp there Is
no telling when you will hear from
"Uncle Blue" again. | have always
made it practice to help anyone that
was in need, whether able to work or
not, if | knew that they were in need
of something that I had, but expect
to get rewarded for so doing. My
Master tells me to do unto all men as
| would have them do unto me, and |
believe it is the only way for man to
live if he ever expects to reach that
glorious home IN heaven beyond this
vale of tears.
Miss Maggie Brown has come home
from her grandmother at Mount Air
Y, where she has been for year.
Walter Brewer has purchased the Ike
Turner farm at Tatesville, and has
planted two rows of onions and a big
lot of Irish potatoes-one peck. hear.
So he is now on the lookout for cake
baker. He took flying trip the 9th
or Sunday with a cake baker down to
Mr.. Thomas Layman's to hear the
graphophone. l do not know whether
she promised to bake his cakes or not.
| guess not as he sent for her to come
and go to the big show at Dunlap so
she was on hand. Walter was dressed
ready, expecting lot of pleasure that
day, but it set in to raining and rain
, ed all day, and it made him sick for
three or four days
Frank Brewer was all duded up for
trip that day He thought he would
get his lips sweetened, but he can't get
sweetened if he goes to church and sits
: in the buggy until meeting is over.
L. P. Brewer has got fine crop,
9 they say, if you will mash the weeds
. down so You can see it. | passed his
cane patch on the ridge, or they say il
- is in cane or cane is in it. He offers
it to the one that will get the snakes
out Of it.
q John and Joe Tate were to tend my
land this..year, but think it will tent
h them if they don't hurry and get thu
q weeds out.
: We heard that "Red Fox" was com
a ing over soon. Too late, RED Fox, ,
a L. P. has hung those hams so higt
N you can't broil this time. Tomatoe
+ are out and salmon is too high to buy
so think that | have got you faze'
this time
Well, Representative, am still
alive and on praying ground, lookin
to the Master for aid and assistanc
IN through life. have had 35c given m
since l have not been able to worl
and appreciate the gift too and Go
IL will bless the givers to my aid.
70 New Writer" of Cedar Springs
give us the news. Tell us how job
On Morrison is getting along these day
1 saw in the News some time bac
h that brother G. w. Carey was sick
hope he is up, and hope that the fam
W ly are all we'll and enjoying life.
'se Glad to read the piece Bro Wn
to Kilgore wrote. Hope that we wi
meet beyond the river and shake han'
N with love and happiness forever NOR
&c Wish the editor success and
happy life and to all readers of tt
zee News the same.
My next letter will be on the frs
ut best and second best, and the rule
of the United States and the meani1
SIS of same and where it will end if n
. prevented. Uncle Blue.