Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1909-02-18
Monteagle.


Capt. A. II, Sanders, of Providence
was in our burg one day last week
mixing and mingling with old time
friends. Come again, Uncle, we will
always welcome you to the mountain.
Uncle Frank Meek's smiling face
was seen in town Saturday. Everyone
is glad to see Uncle Frank able to ba
out on top again.
Lee Tucker is able to be ont again
after very severe attack of pneumon-
ia and relapse.
Jim Long is able to be at the college
again, but as for work friend James is
| like the song my brother Bill nv
brother Bill He never works and he
never will. -
Fairmount College has undergone a
complete renovating, and built from
two stories to three stories higher, and
has added to it beauty and can accom-
modate about 100 more pupils.
George Pirtle, the paint finger, -
of Pryor Ridge, is among friends at
this writing. He said he has his house
ready and is now only waiting for
"her" to say yes. Uncle George pre-
sented valentines to two "hers" and
now thinks he will surely get one of
| them.
Herbert, the Great, or "Jerblo Pc
ter Brown, of Tracy, while out TO
see his best half, or find one, got lost
aud went into the head of the Big
Gizzard Cove, and then turned took
another road and went to the head of
Layne's Cove and cams out where
there was no road. Then be turned
south to the left hand and Travelled bv
the light of his blind horses eyes, and
somewhere in the wee sma' hours of
the night he found himself at Halls
store near Summerfeld, and then by
inquiring he found We writer's home
and remained with him until after
breakfast and then went on to Provi-
dence to ''fullfll' another appoint
ment.
Can any one tell us anything of the
whereabouts of Bob Steele, ..as some
friends would like to know where he
is. Address sold Sox'' care Editor
News, all information.
Overton Gregory is furnishing all
the chestnut wood for the Chattanooga
Co. He has been hauling since Xmas
and will in month or two more have
enough to load a small car
E. Wooten died here on the Sth and
was buried on the 10th. He leaves a
wife and two children, who have our
deepest sympathy.
julius Haskell, of the division of the
New York Store at this place, went on
a trip to 'feren" country, unknown
to many of his friends and was gone
from Monday until Friday, and when
he returned he was tied. He contract
ed with Miss Grace, who was with
Halcombe & Son last year to work for
her the remainder of his life for his
board and clothes, and you can't call
it peonage, either. julius says it is
marriage. Anyway, Julius, we wish
you both long and prosperous life.
Miss Cassie Rowland of Big Springs,
Rutherford Co., is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Guest, of near Summerfeld.
Two weeks ago, Virdie Guest while
driving mule in Ramsey mines, lit q
squib which ignited keg of powder
that exploded and burnt himself, Dock
Tucker and Walter Knighton, two coal
diggers. Tucker and Guest were burn
ed very badly, but may get we'll.
Knighton was not burned so badly
but it will be several weeks before hi
can return to his work.
Rev. Sam Tucker, of Huntsville
Ala, preached here Sunday and Sun
day night. Bro Tucker moved t.
Alabama from here two months ago
and we are always glad to have hin
come back and tell us of our mean
ness.
Ethel" Empire, Ala, Porque V
no escreta uno mos arta por ell NewsH
Success to the News and its man,
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