Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1909-02-18
Durham, Ga.
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snort tline' Inc guards are feeling
lost. They will have to go to work.
Come on, "Old Bachelor, you are
my kindred and | look for a few words
from You in every paper. noticed in
the News where you recommended
French Majors as good fiddler. I
heard him say he could play some of
those old Browns Ferry pieces. You
haven't forgotten them, have your R.
J. Massie and sold Bunk" play those
tunes now.
Lee Clouse is working on the day
shift this month.
jeff knoxville is the stable boss of
this place.
French Majors and John GLADDEN.
went hunting the other day and killed
one rabbit, and got fair shot at an
other, but didn't kill it.
French Majors talks of going ont
where "Old Bachelor is. Come on.
"Old Bachelor, . l want to hear from
you. guess Lizzie Title is satisfied
out in the West. Come on, all of YOU
writer's.
Mrs. Clouse called on her sister Fri
day, Mrs. Ralomb.
Virgo Monon is out of the Store and
Mr.. Blevins took his place.
Willis Moore is off of the dray wag-
on and Will Maxwell took his place.
1t is reported that Mr. Lowry, our
chief clerk, has gone to marry We
hope he won't leave us, for we would
miss him.
Wish that someone would write from
Etna. l haven't seen piece from
there in some time. Come on, lone
Eye" with your pieces. Would like
to read piece from you
Mrs. Donnie Majors will go to
Whiteside in the near future to see her
mother.
Mrs. Donnie Majors said she would
like to hear from her aunt, Ellen Hill,
at Verden, Okla. She said she wished
she was out there, and might be in a
short time. Come on, you writer of
Oklahoma, and tell us about your
country.
Miss Omeal Trotter called at her
brothers last week on the dinkey line.
Mrs. Donnie Majors has been look
ing for her sister, Miss Dora Wears,
of Etna, for long time.
French Majors has got the Texas
fever and Jessie Majors has the Mis-
souri, fever. Nothing will do them bat
to go to Texas or Missouri.
Mrs. Donnie Majors and little son
were out shopping Monday.
Miss Cora CLOVIS was the guest of
Miss Omeal Trotter one day this week
George Cox called at French Majors
Sunday evening.
Jessie Majors made a flying trip to
Chattanooga last week.
Ye writer would like to know if J.
H. Wears is at Etna now.
Mrs. Sarah Brown is on the sick
list.
Mrs. Stanford Brown left here fol-
home Monday.
| Arch Gilbert of the valley was al
Durham last week.
Mrs. Katie Burrows was the guest
of Mrs. Donnie Majors last week.
Come on, you Empire writers, l like
to read your pieces, and also Rope
Tenn.
Ed Buress has got work at the coke
ovens.
Till Buress is still running the far
at No 7. We have work here night
and day. If you want work and are &
good coal digger, just come over. W.
have good bosses here. Come on, we
have white beans here.
Beslee Majors, the daughter OF
French Majors, will start to school a:
quick as spring opens up.
Tom Buress and mother made fly
ing trip to Alafate on business Sun
day.
Beslee Majors and brother are going
to Etna sometime in the near future.
Jim Boston went home Saturday t.
see his wife and children.
Would like to know why Charlie vi
cars don't come to Durham, for
don't think that he will ever marry a
Etna. The girls all know him to
well over there. I think he will stan
a chance to marry over here if he vii
come.
John GLADDEN. and French Nabor
will go back on the day shift March /
want to say few words about tn
whiskey traffic. First, do you belon
to the church? If you do, let it alon
if you don't need any for medi cine
Second, can whiskey walkY No. The
why do you go where it is and gt
drunk and become hog' It won
bother you if you don't bother it.
man need'not say he can't take drin
or two and let it alone, for he can
he wants to be man
would like TO know what has b'
come of Pedro
Mrs. Clouse is on the sick list. Dr
we hope that she will soon recover.
Joe Gorden hurt finger on the dill
key, but we hope that ne will recov'
soon.
Ye writer would like to know
Mrs. NJ A. Pointer is at Empire, ALI
| think she might answer my lette