Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1910-08-04
Tracy CITY.


Dros. L. A Uranium ana Henry
Handy came home Aug. the LIST from
Whitwell. Bro. Granthum reports a
splendid meeting and says it gets bet
ter all the time, He was in Landlord
town last night at big meeting that
began there Sunday, conducted by
Bro. Carol Nunley.
A great many people are wanting
Bro Founders to come back to Tracy
and hold another series of meetings.
Notwithstanding the many stories cir
culated ON him, somehow the people
want him again, which is very re-
markable.
| visited j. A. Goforth's school on
Hobbs Hill July 2Sth, and found him
with III students, with Miss Moselle
Roberts as assistant This is the
school that Prof. jackson quit last
year ON account of some trouble. Go
forth informed me that he newer had
better students any where than he has
now, and also some of the patrons who
live in sight of the school room say
the Professor certainly knows his bus
mess as teacher
The meeting still goes on above the
Stone Bridge on Flat Branch.
Rev. N. B. Brown is conducting a
revival at Coalmont.
The meeting at Whitwell is the talk
of the mountain and we we're all glad
to hear of Alex Downing's conversion
at the Tabernacle in Whitwell.
/ was over at j. A. Lockhart's the
other day and met Miss Kelly, the
school marin of that school. | am
really ashamed of our young men for
allowing such nice, genteel young
lady as she is to teach school. Why,
I'd haunt her day and night before I'd
allow her to do that, boys. My my
What will do with you scoundrels
anyway. Well, it do beat six bits how
trifiing no account our boys are get
ting nowadays. A country full of
young ladies pretty as peach and
sweeter than candy, in school room
being annoyed daily by lot of urch-
ms. 1t is actually too bad, boys, it is.
1t is not their place. They were not
cut out for any such business. You
haven't got the courage of a rabbit.
Well, hang it all, don't know how
to scold you so I'll pass on.
We were sorry to hear of the sud
den illness of Miss Katie Sitz, of our
town Miss Katie is beautiful
young lady, just merging into woman
hood with bright future before her,
but disease has seized her in its awful
grip. We hope she will soon recover.
Well, Miss Lucretia Lane, | took
dinner with your sister yesterday. She
is friendly, free spoken woman sort
er like yourself, though she said she
had one sister that did not talk,
thing very rare among the feminine
sex. told some of the stories of Lor-
EMO Dow, which almost caused her to
forget dinner. Well, there were two
preachers present which kinder re-
minded her that they expected dinner.
Oh, am getting lot of bouquets
of late, Miss Lucretia, and finding out
a whole lot of things also, but your
version of why you are again teaching
in the Pocket | took with grain of
salt, 1t was your "Uncle Tom" you
we're trying to fool, but you didn't
know it, did you. So caught You
mapping. Well, self praise, they do
say is half scandal, so I'll excuse you
this time for fibbing just little.
Bud Street, myself and that red
headed boy were out hunting last
night, Buds two dogs got on ledge
If rock at the mouth of Grassy Creek
where it connects with Holy Water,
md began to howl and take on consid
,rably. Bud started to them with
antern and finally got to the bluff
hey were on when he slipped, rolled
md tumbled about $50 feet, striking
he bottom, which knocked him sense
ess. Finally Charlie and John Car
lick got lantern and went to him and
rot him out of the gulf badly hurt,
,ut guess he is a wiser man in re-
,ard to clambering over bluffs and
lifts of dark night. You Uncle is
cautious about how he ventures around
Old Bro. Turner who got hurt in the
mines at Coalmont, is dead and was
,uried Sunday. When they got the
i'd man out he said am killed, but
,est of all, am ready. Bro. Terrell
Tate conducted the services at the Fall
Jreek graveyard. Uncle Tom.