Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-02-02
Third District.
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Everything is running let and
smooth up here this week. Some few
cases Of the nature of discharge from
the employ of the I. c. l. Co., for
refusing to comply with tax levy put
ON the laborers by the company rang
ing from 25c to soc per head, and
their notice to employees was to this
effect: Accept our levy as above stat
ed for school purposes or come TO the
Office and get your money. We think
such discharge as this is like unto
the honorable discharges issued at the
close of the civil war. 1t is an honor
able discharge with no bad remarks
against the laborer There are quite
lot contemplating moving to the state
of Alabama
The boys have all got in from the
state capital and saw whole heap,
had nice lot of good fun, met great
many strangers, and good number of
friends, saw the inauguration of Gov.
Hooper, and heard his opening adj
dress, but got there too late to hear
the farewell address of Gov. Patterson.
l hope that the boys are all much ben
Gifted and improved by their trip to
the State capital
Sherman Harris, from Oklahoma
Territory, after being gone for ten
years, arrived Wednesday morning to
see his dying mother, but was too late.
She was buried on Sunday before he
came. He wept bitterly over his fail
ure to get here on time and over the
delay of mail from the 18th to 27th be-
fore he received the news Of the fatal
condition of his mother. He will Wis
it relatives this week and return to
his western home next week
W. F. Simpson now walks the
streets of the lock and dam as a dep
uty sheriff, We believe Frank will
make suitable man for the place and
a good official.
j. w. Morrison has been very low
for ten days past with blood affec-
ton, located on the chin which affect
ed the whole side of his face and
throat, and was as large as pint cup,
but extended over one side of face and
neck By close work with poultices
and the best of attention by friends
and family, after he was given up by
doctors as beyond medical aid, Jim is
once more able to be up so he can walk
from one room to the other, and il no
further back set takes place, will
walk the streets again Saturday.
We noticed our old friend, S. f.
King, of Charleston, Tenn, had sub
scribed for the News. Now, Brother
Frank, would like very much to take
you by the hand aud give it few
shakes and tell you all the changes
that have been made in the valley
since the day you left. Hope will
meet you in person one more time this
side of the grave.
DIR. P. G. Grayson and wife are
getting along as well as could he en-
,ected for two old people, so aud 30
Years old. so the children at, Charles
on may keep in close touch if any
hing of a serious nature should hap
zen. Watch closely the columns of
he News.
There was family by the name OF
Melton on their way to Knoxville, and
hey were forced to stay in an out
of Mr.. Barker's. The wife
Unexpectedly gave birth to fine
ealthy child. 1t was born almost as
)hrist was, almost in an OK stall
hey still remain at the place of birth.
itizens have contributed very liberal
Y to their aid. They will remain here
ntil the woman is able to travel.
Representative.