Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-03-09
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1t is raining tonight and We writer
cannot go to church, so will try to
entertain myself by writing few
lines to the Old Reliable.
Arthur Watley and Miss Maud
Crawford ran away Friday and we're
married. Doc Turner tied the knot
over in Cumberland County, standing
in the wagon road. We wish them
long and happy life.
Nearly everyone has the grippe, or
has just got we'll of it, There are
lot of school children ont on account
of sickness There is hardly a family
here but what has one or two sick
ones in it, The doctor says it is the
sudden change in the weather that has
caused so much sickness. l hope all
the sick will soon be out again.
Mr., Moody visited our school Fri
day, and bad quite lively time with
the little boys. He had some pulling
tests which took the day with them
Mrs. Gott also visited the school and
DR.. Young was visitor also
| Our school received several compli-
nents which makes us children all feel
mighty proud. Mr. Moody has given
the school library about FIVE hundred
books. We have fine lot of books,
having about fourteen hundred in all.
Rev. 7. J. Bostain filled his regular
appointment at Todd Town Sunday.
D. R. Reagon and Cam Moore at
tended church at Todd Town Sunday.
Alex Brewer is visiting his parents
in Sequachee Valley this week.
Billie Hodge left here this morning
for Bon Air, where he will make his
future home
John Willard, of Ravenscroft, NOV
cd to his farm which he has recently
bought near Neverfail, Wednesday of
last week
Alex Brewer is expecting to move to
farm near Tatesyille in few days
Come on, "Oklahoma Girl. = / sure
do enjoy your pieces. would love
to be with you to ramble while and
| believe | would enjoy stroll in Ok
lahoma just about as well as | wonld
in Clifty, and hope some day will
be permitted to see some of Oklahoma.
G. w. Bell, superintendent for Cliff
ty Consolidate Coal Co, left here
Friday expecting to spend the next
few weeks at CLAY, Ky, where the
above named company is operating
coal mine.
We were sorry to hear of r. G.
Floyd, of Whitwell, having so much
trouble with his eye.
Mrs Allison WEIGH, who has been
confined to her bed for several days
with pneumonia fever, is better
which we are proud to report.
Hello, "June Bug, | was glad to
hear from you again. | was glad to
hear you lived in such healthy place,
but thought you must live in sick
ly place by what you said about Miss
Floyd and Miss Hart sitting up SO
much, SO explain yourself next time
and write to the News oftener and let
us hear how you are all getting along.
d. L. Haston, merchant of this
place, presented T.. J. Cripps with a
nice hat for birthday present March
5th.
We were glad to see a piece from
Wilder for think know the writer,
SO come again, "Wild Rose.
Was glad to hear from Richard
Rigsby, and Walter Num- thru the
columns of the News. | was also glad
to see the name of Joseph Cain appear
in the News again, as Mr.. Cain, Mr..
Rigsby and Mr.. Num- are old acquain-
tances and friends of ours We would
be glad to meet these friends again
and give them hearty, old fashioned
Work is little dull now.
Clifty has one of the leading schools
of the county, and we have also reas-
onably fair sidewalks since the recent
day of our sidewalks
Valley Rose.