Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-04-20
Tracy City.

,Seeeidi 10 The NczOS.
A number of Tracy City's young
people spent Easter Sunday at Foster
Falls. Each young lady prepared a
basket for herself and her best fellow.
I'll report them by couples; @, D.
Carrick and Miss Ala Haynes, Clar-
euce Myers aud Miss Georgia Watley,
Dennis Manly and Miss Liliah King,
Emmett Haynes and Miss Jennie Sitz,
Claud Myers and Miss Argia Ingram,
Tom Crisp and Miss Fannie Sitz, EN-
NETT Woodlee and Miss Minnie Sitz,
Sid Nunley and Miss Katie Almany,
w. F, Almany and Miss Alice Harris,
John Byers and Miss Mile Mia Aid
ridge, Foster Price and Miss Milda
Tate, Will Byars and Miss Lena
Stump, Dan Sitz and Miss Willie
Brannan, Ben Landlord and Miss Mgr
tbs Brannan, Stone Griswold, and Miss
Maggie Landlord, Robert Clark and
Miss Carrie Myers, Lawrence BRYANT
and Miss Sarah Knight, Corbett Street,
and Miss Glennie Brannan, I. B.
Landlord, Frank Thompson. Bud My
ers, Herbert King, Harvey Yarbor-
ough, VIM Arbuckle and wife and
Levi Sitz and wife, Chaperopes were
the two last couples, They report a
fine time, which / guess is correct.
DR.. Hembree was ON behind and al
lowed they might need him, he didn't
know. Nearly half went to Fuller
ton s Bluff near Jasper. One little
smart Alec hadn't sense enough to be-
have himself and keep from running
into another's buggy. Such boys are
never wanted in an orderly, we'll be-
haNed crowd. With this exception ev
erything went off smoothly. Idiots
ought to be kept at home. The horse
that Dennis Manley drove ran away
and threw Mr. Manley out The girl
stuck to the buggy, but fortunately no
damage was done. Stable men should
not forget to tell people who hire their
teams about their tricks. Haven't
heard how the Fullerton Bluff crowd
got along.
"Wild West has bit off more than
he can chew. let alone digest. Com
rade Brannan be easy and gentle with
the poor fellow and remember that
not so very long ago you and ] didn't
know much about socialism and what
it stood for. He is our brother, and
we mustn't treat him as Cain treated
~ 10, 7 No oil IsaIO m
common father. Let us all be friends
and brothers and help each other, andN
be social, nice, clever and genteel.
Don't let us get our friendship mixed
up and thus prove ourselves false.
Now, say, wild West, ~ | wish to-
tell you genuine religious principles
put into boots and made to walk in ev-
cry sphere of life will save society,
but mere church activity, never We
may build churches. attend churches,
say prayers, give little or much and
remain as selfish as the devil, die and
go to hell, Rev. W. NJ. Prosser says,
did you catch the idea.
My friend, Crockett Bingham, Of
Bell Buckle, was up and paid your
Uncle Tom visit. Crockett says he
is land poor. owning some 800 or more
acres around Bell Buckle.
/ visited the debating society and
had very interesting hour of it.
House full of young people and very
orderly noted.
Pryor Ridge has worked eight days
this month
Nobody seems concerned about the
absconding legislature. Wonder how
wild West" likes their conduct.
/ send the News an article from
a comrade which ! wish everybody
could read. am not to blame for last
week being blank so don't blame me
for being lazy any more. My letters
will not stop yet. Uncle Tom.