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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-03-13
RURAL NEWS JOTTINGS


Mrs. John Christensen and A. Peter
son are the proud grand parents to a
baby girl born at Joe. Christianson' :
February o. :. Edwin Selin and Her
man Olson are taking music lessons
Alberta ard Fior5nce Graham were
home from ViscGus last Sunday. 49,.
Steve Mills ard vie and James Mills
yoCng people ATTENDED basket social al
Spring Philip Jacobus and fam
lily visited at c. H. Mills - Luther
Allen ard wife have purchased the re-
sitence ana property which was owned
by 0. Vedum. BLUE Jay
SPRINGVILLE, March II The small
son of Mrs. Olson was taken to a hos
pital in La Crosse for an operation for
appendicitis He was accompanied by
his mother and DIR. Morley :, Born, to
Mr. and Mrs. Orvis German, daugh-
ter. Fred K1tzske and wife of Chase
burg were guests of relatives here
building on Friday evening for benefit
of Epworth League and Sunday school.
Mrs. James Chambers of Retreat
visited relatives here. j. Stephen Cham
bers departed for North Dakota.
MISS iOrencS heeu, Leacner at NOrLn
Springville, was unable to teach part
Of the past week on account of severe
cold. j. Ste vart Irwin Inns returned
from a visit with Ohio relatives. F.
A Reed has returned to Montana to see
after his farming interest. -. Mrs. T.
M. Buchanan was Viroqua visitor.
E J. Older was at Stoddard one day
the past week :. Chas. Kroniger came
frem Readstown for a short visit with
friends. B. |. and Truman Hunter
are busy hauling saw long s..... Clark
Wheeler was down from Viroqua one
day the past week . Joe Olson has
been assisting Thos. Mills. Tom
Olson, who is employed on the c. B..
& @ r. R. company of La Crosse was
at home for short visit recently.
JONAS
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-03-13
Zee srATE on wIgcoNsIN. !

County Of Vernon .
|, Berle Moore clerk Of the said rs,anty Of Yer
non do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true
copy of judicial election notice servel upon me
BY the secretary Of state Of the State Of Wiscon-
sin, and now on file in my Office.
Dated this 9Th day Of March. A. D. 1872
BELLE MOoRR. County Clerk.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-03-13

A. ]. JOHNSON, Viroqua.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-20
THARP SUIT IS
NOW CHANCERY
COURT MATTER
PAPERS were FILED YEsTER-
DAY AND JUDGE WOLFE HAS
SAT- JANUARY 2 As APPEAR
ANcE DAYS. OLD CASE.

Judge J. Emmett Wolfe has SCI Jan
uary 2. 1919. Ha appearance aay in the
suit % Lnttle D. Tharp. "a al. against
sidney Bell % a. o. recover the ma
iur part OF giBDo0 az alleged pr0it
that sidney Bell ID said 90 have made
from TIRE sale 80 thr Bell homestead.
nn East CreE1ry street In l8la Pa
pers were HIcd with abe county clerk
yesterday By Attorney r. Pope Reese
Coz tha plaintiff
The artiu1 De- in chareery. The judge
ravnU advised that the plaintiffs bad
TO standing on common aw af q re-
cent session when Thc suit was
brought ln different form in circuit
court Thsra are several heirs % John
g. uou. who died In 1909. aEllnst sid
usy Bell and others alleEed % have
nesn parties tD an agreement whereby
Sidny BsI ef al took possession u the
homestead with the understanding
hsy we're to divide among the others
.HsIr part 81 any difference between
ere SIS 600 purchase price end a future
selling prce. Toe aoutCsting heirs as
Fsrf TIE property vas snid Tor $4,000
aud that no returns were made 10
Them
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-20
CITY COUNCIL
MEETS TONIGHT
WILL APPOINT CLERKS AND ~.
sPEcToRs TO SERVE m The
BoNo ELECTION on oEc. 90.

a special meeting Of the city council
uiu b. held az o'clock tonight FOR
the purpose of appointing clerks and
Inspectors Co serve Ca thc bond eler-
ton 90 be held on December s0th
The names of tho CLERKS and inspor-
tors win ho offered f1r approval hy
the committee which was appointed 60
manaEo ths election. 80 which time tho
voters ~ IRE city WIN as given an op-
rnrtuuitV 90 say whether or not they
want o commission form Of Eoycrn-
ment
The council win also take action on
ERE contract far placing sanitary sow
cra which was recently awarded by
the board OF public works 20 WIckc
Brus- and also the purchase ~ an
auto truck for use ~ che water de-
partment
The money with which a. buy tire
truck for thr water apartment o.
available. hut the money for placing
tho urw sewers han NOT vrt been ap-
pr0pr.atfd. Or che council approves the
contract the money VIII De- 8ppro-
priated within "a short time
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-20

Marianne. Dec ia.-nr q VI RIVAL
Lsiiwcuda popular physician. vas "a
VISITOR fa ths rlE this morning
Mr and MrH IS. " BROOKS return b
"a home TUESDAY. nftgr spending sew
eraL months Ia Pensacola enc ruest ~
their san and family.
Ar. e.. g. RraHHHu after wreuding
Hse o. sin years in rfkaH. ia e. homo
h here o. stay
Ons ~ tire pr~ttiest parties 70 the
v eek vas the Rock party "a which
Nra Walter smith entertained On
ritssdnv IN honor ~ her sister. Mrs
MAHe
Mrs s "a Neal % Doiiwoot. vas q
business visitor rs ere riiy Tuesday.
NJ and Sire Va a. AIford - Com
rsss Lake were amoug the visitors @
ere city yesterday
one - ths most brilliant and beau
tful events q me winter season wa
the reception az which Miss Mar
Cannon entertained Oh honor % be-
spsst Miss Ruth BrahHon. % Green
vile. Tenn.
ne many friends % ar snd Nrs
@ W Allen win aFmpathiEc with then
o. taa death ~ their infant dauFhtor
which occurred Al an early hour las'
Saturday morninE. tntcrment wa
r~ade On ths Old cemetery Eaturda,
afternoon
Hon. W. "a Milton returned Tues
dav f~om q business trln 70 New or
leans
ur and Mr. Va g. Wins are th5
proud parents ~ q son. born on ths
alh inst
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-20

Cob Faulknor II Texas vas walk-
ms along che road one Hprimg maruinH
when he met an old dariv procecdinr
slowly on hIH way o. the VILLAGE
hither he was bound % secure his
stock ~ tobacco for ths oaruina wssn
Wen. rnrlr prmuH. how are you"
asked iho colonel
"Nua. auh yaa. sun. Marse Fnulk
nrr. vac. sub An b. teolin' good as
spring Al suttinRiv Dr. feoim' nne
an dnan remember az nh ever fcH no
frttnh in nah life hnt. sum way
futhsr an aegfn 20 ~ wettin' 10 al
tahm ~ ilfe wn'on Abs iooFin Cor
a. low spots in the fence Newark
star.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-20

re nogro would get back into Power
On the recall under commission form
and then added. facetiCaslys
But ID BE- voting 90 recall you ali
the time"
Henry nelrne then tod ~ some ~
the rigamarole necessary % 50 through
n man wants q permit % % plumb
ms Or the red-tape which IRE chief
faces when ae - in urEent need 81 =
new horse
BE says he thinks the works. safety
and health boArds CONFLICT too much
and that the mayer saoulJ have re-
turned 90 him the ROVER which that
onicial enjoyed before the time -
Former Mayer Bliss.
SOME FUN ALSO.
81 Lawrence here lent some fun
BY asking n he understood IL correct :
ly when be- was told that the meeting
was az anti" msetIug
BE said either a commission or q
Modification would ~ ar rKht. proyid-
90 they Eot rld ~ the boards
john Burns took exception co a prior
speakers claim that Danny Jones O. q
good street superintendent"
Danny Isn't street superintendent. =
he said -He works for Dr Blocker. =
Or. blocker has made good chair
man interrosed SIT Bingham
Yes" agreed NJ Burns. he Put
that thing IN Garden street"
Mr. Semmes then made another
speech On which b. ukened himself %
Robinson crusos. saying be- had stood
alone on q desert isle. "bucklnF" eleven
rounciimeu, ~ IunE he was setting
ured and wanfea change.
Hs said. also. that while the council
sos together after b. made charges and
White-washed evrry hody IN Ponsa-
cola" that The chairman ~ the board
q works. Col. Prank l.. Mayes and
others had told BIN ~ did some good 4
he dia siir % Ia his charges
\. 0resnhat. Mr. walker. samuel A
1anhorn. Cadc Shuckeiford and others
then followed with one ar more brief
speeches in Which. with one or tuo
exceptions. notably Mr. Walker ami
Mr. shackelforfa a change in TIE rity
government was urged On the basis ~
extending the mayors power. reducing
the number and members q boards
and eliminating THE lost motion.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-20
COUNTY CLERK
PAYS OFF MEN
eAsHgo THREE OF TIE TURNED
DOWN WARRANTS HIMSELF
CLAIMS IGNORANCE OF OTHERS.

County Clerk Jamss Macrihhnn.
when questioned about the LARGE nun.
Der % road and bridge fund warrants
reported yesterday 90 have been
turned down stated that he had
learned % only three. those totnulng
a mere thirty dollars
That there may be more than that
ne would not DENY. but said be- didn't
think the situation 20 very bad
Those that came IN a. him. he said.
he had dashed himself az ne knows
they are al rlKt.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-20

A poor peasant on pts death bed
made Dts viii Hr called bis wife f1
hIm and told Her OF fFH provisions
% have Jeff" he a1lI nay horse o.
my parents Sell q. and hand over o.
them fhe mHuev Euu receive. 7 leave
YOU my dos Hr 81 valuable. and al.
serve yHu Hfhfrlv
The wife promised tn obey and in
Due time eco one fH fHr nriEHhorIne
market With the horse and tha dog
How much do rHH want fnr your
horse Inquired farmer
20 can't Hru fHF horse alone. huf
yuu can have both Hf H rraHuna be-
rate Give mH $50 frr tHr dos and
81 lf Cor fhH harHe
Tire farmer laughed bot a. IRE
terms were IHe. Del willingly accepted
them Then fFr aH#fIr woman gave
f. Dor husbands parents the sf 15 re-
rr.Erf fHr tHH horse as Eepf me $50
Cor herself London Tf-E.fs
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-20
EXTRA POLICE
ONDUTY DURING
THE HOLIDAYS
FORCE IS DIVIDED INTO TWO
WATCHES AND NEN WILL re-
MAIN on DUTY FoR TWELVE
HOURS.

The police force has bern divided
into two watches and 40 rTrers viii
DO twelve hours duty daily until after
the holidays. an order fo this effect
from chief % Police Sanders being b.
sued yesterday
The police az normal tImfa in riEhi
hours duty dafiy and fhr members 90
the fierce are divided into three
watches. hut during the holidays it haa
been found necessary e. divide them
into two watches ~ twelve hours each.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-20
MAKES A LONG
AUTO TRIP IN
NINETEENOAYS
nR. AND MRS. p. c. SMITH TRAVEL
FROM MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI TO
PENSACOLA, A DISTANCE o. g.
4s0 MILES.

one - me long automobile trips 90
he made into Pensacola recently has
been concluded bv Mr and Mrs. r.
q smith so Minneapolis MINI Mr.
Smith is a brother-ln law % The. r.
McGourlu 81 this city aud with Mrs
smith viii spend tho holidays ln Pen
sar1la.
M n-cylindcr car MT. and Mrs
smith Travelled from Minneapolis Go
Pensacola on nineteen days. encour-
tsrinH an kinds ~ weather and roads.
They passed over IRE Blue Ridge and
Allegheny mountains and when they
reached Pensacola the Epeedometer
REGISTERED 24eo miles
The nineteen DAYS Included every
day when the car waH tn motion.
although m some days only short dis
tancrs could bc travelled on account
90 the weather
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-20

Mr M F hoo =. 81 prnsacola, Has
rre.nR frlr.ds here YESTERDAY
Rev g Vs. Humphreys of Mhtou,
vfs rrfaeh a. thr Pres 1terian Church
f.Hr Hr enc nnh sunday MT Hum
rrfsvs ts most excellent preacher
HrH fh..n wHa hear him niIi doubt.
IesH enjoy hia aurnan immensely.
air TN MosHcr. go neiIwood vas
Efe.nk friends here the frat 20 the
pssk
Tho members ~ the Auction nridre
club mot with Mrs. J. 49, Russ on
TUESDAY and a most de'lFhtful after
noon Was spent az this fafrinAiirs
some.
Mr II. = Aycock and wife - r.
cock. vrrr In the city yesterday raop.
ruF STR Avcock reports ths lumber
uarFsf In fine shape with prices seod
AR W Isl NarmadnFo. a well knuun
ratuI stores operator ~ Calhoun vas
f-arsaetiuE business In this city 500.
ts-HaF
,.ne 20 thn nlaaHurahls events among
ffr yaunFer sri thiF week was t1a
r.nstInH ~ fhs Young Ladies Rook
Clnh an tuesday auornoon with Mits
,iafy Cannon
Nirs g. Klnard and uttis dauEhtrr.
Elizabeth. Hf Atlanta. who have been
VISITING relatives in this CITY Tor the
u.F# Erw DAYS iru SATURDAY after
rnan l1r other points on the y ana
"a tn spend 4 feW days
cen Saturday afternoon. Mise Eth~l
TaHbItt wac che hostess 90 thc Nounr
IHdies RaBk CIub. Tho Afternoon
was pleasantly spent with thr game
81 "A
coarse was served
Miss EarneHfinr Ions ~ Green
suud. who came over Thursday O. "a
tend Miss MARI Gammons reception.
o. che guest uf Mra e. " ConnoIV
Mrf wilmer HoN 90 UraroRtlie.
spent the week eud with her parents
sfr and Mr. n "a simmons.
Tho Auction bridge club met 90
Fatuuday afternoon wltA Mrs bryan
smith. rour interesting Hamcs were
piassd. hfirr which femptinR fruit
course WaH served. Mrs. J. ". Russ
uif o. the highest score fof ths after.
tn0n and vas FiNcn q sewing set
The Rock party riven on wetnss.
dhv afternoon 40 thr armnfw fur tas
benefit ~ NJ q. r. c. vas quite
social and financial succesn There
Ners ia tables % players present and
numbers ~ others who came ln ~
refrrHhmenta After enc gnmen sand
wirhes hot tea and candy Was served.
rev. r. n. AbernntaY returned Mon.
dnv from umion spring. Ais. where
De- attended the annual session - tht
Alabama Conference Bro. AbeuathN
and family WIN lsaVe the latter par
81 thc weed Tor visit with friends ~
Pensacola. before taking up his new
uufk "a Eutaw. Ala. They have MANY
niendH IN Mariana Who rsErct a.
see them leave.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-20
A2}.RA,
~ ivTcsssA
~ MEah7

Boys won't be easy 20
their clothes; that's indis-
putable.
Why should they?
Honest now, what would
YOU think OF that kid OF
yours II he spent any time
figuring out how long he
could make a suit last?
Get him clothes that will
stand his usage.
Get him clothes that com
bine the maximum Of style
with the minimum OF price.
We never relax the vigi-
lance which is demanded by
a policy Of satisfaction or
your money back
Everything boys wear
Now the Mems Suits
Just think a minute
How many Blue Serge Suits
did YOU see Yesterday Can
you think OF a fabric that
better deserves IT'S popular
itys Nothing better than
Serge for travelling Doesn't
pick up dust. requires little
pressing, and always looks
neat
With an extra pair OF
trousers it's as good as two
suits-3i 10 J6-inch chest
measure-"All Wool. Slj
20 $3.50.
tt. L. Wh;t. Co..
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-20
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Quite 30.
TIE uffit Dos uHH rreHf'y alarmed
It's only hollow uuwrkIr. rx.
TIFfHeI DIS uncle
"kuI &c won't gee mr~
$50. IfE f1st pumpkin with "a tan-
FIH n De-"
"The dos rf being SCARED 81 ae.-
..-.ansHrn. srerrd tae Haya fafrsF
NeEHH vHG mind t. raIH sHH ura
Gle "Manv prom .1e.E statesman ra.
teen scared .E .s.H
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-20

uren-Ftnfrf coughs IHaE resist orr
dInarT remedies reI..-r both external
end Internal .rHTI### I sou .ur IA
dollar bottle rf BALLADS HnHE
HOUND SYRUP 500 SEQ .re fu1 rene
dice SOU need Cor the price ct one
There Is o HERHIrKs REu PEPPER
POROUS PLASTER Cor tst chest
free with each berle. sc.d b. all
6ruEFists lAdvD
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-20

Are you q good Judge Of
Cigars? Then try a Lipschulz
"a Cigar and smile the grin
OF satisfaction. It's only 5
cents, but don't Judge by the
price. Try one and be a "a"
smoker.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-20

Heartburn b. symptom ~ indiRes-
ton. Take . dose 20 HI-RniNE IN
such cases. The pain disappears Tn
stnntly. The bowels operate arendiiv
and you feel fine. vigorous and cheer
FOL Price thr sold ~ az drur.
rIFtH fAdN
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-20

tcoufinusa IRON PaEe ouel
~ surh q plant oosting $50. 600 Cor $50
GOO after nvc years experience with
g. under che a.dermnnic form 81 gov
eminent
In opcuIng the meeting Mr. Bingham
aaid.
In thls Instance wc have come 20
discuss something Coz which tas news
papers of this city are united The
magazines 90 the country are nlc1
with articles and stories about COM
mission government and sac workings
10 becomes us Co admit that there De-
large sentiment for So iu every Sec
zion and that there is heavy sentiment
for 20 1ere.
at me Same time. We should realize
that Pensacola is city peculiar Ia
many respects and that what may be
good for ether cities "a not good Tor
Pensacola. - W. organized this meet
inF 90 that So could discuss che prop
osiflon and : hoped that there would
o. e good crowd
Nh. BINGHAM FAIR.
.I gave vuu ray fdeas Monday night
and last night and am lu hopes that
others win 90 rnost of TIRE talking TO-
night I realize that 10 is fair that
those for commission government
should also BE- heard and we gladly
extend them prIvueEe Of the floor. AZ
the more discussion there is upon such
matter The b,tter DO Bel for the pub-
ug
TO my mind. adoption % a commits.
sion form means that sou are not in-
torestFd in taxes and other matters II
general interest iu the city, that sou
want Co ssirk tbc resopnsihlntl your
selves and load it uTou three men
At Bingham ALSO referred 90 % COM
mission o. q voting trust"
J. o. WALKER sPEAKs.
Air Walker WIS the first speaker. "a
said he hadn't much 20 sav. but tHat hs
didn't want enc meeting ta degenerate
into q LISTENING meeting and that. GA
Wo or three minutes had ELAPSED with
40 speaker It would question SIR
bingham upon enc point ZOE fHe sake
90 starting discussion
As Is customary with SIR Walker
De- started uuf lg telling Hfor, AZ
Ger even body bad IauEhed DE- asked
Air. Bingham O. tsH what hc meant by
fermlng iuH commission victims
trust"
one ~ the teufts ~ thr proposed
form, Del said Is that ua commission 90
may grant "a franchise 1r uiss ur ans
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-20

as wife M certainly long on fore.
eight
give me thr pnrucularu
"Sho luiHhed hrr Christmas nhor.
Ilng last month. and nov she has he
sun to urnrtire wriflnu lt 1888 A
mcthodicai woman. sure.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-20
A MAN DELIGHTS

in a good smoke. The Lip
schulz IA" Cigar is a good
smoke and he will appreciate
nothing you can give him
more than a box of AS"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-20
A MAN DELIGHTS

in a good smoke. The Lip
schulz "a" Cigar is a good
smoke and he will appreciate
nothing you can give him
more than a box OF AS"
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-04-04
Mulga, Ala.
,becsai TO tie NeWS

Spe0dit to tie NewS
Henry Bibb called ON John Mason
the other day. l think he was hunt
ing a shave. but there we're not any
sand rocks handy.
John Mason and family and Perry
Ford and family spent Sunday with
Mrs. Ed King.
Mrs. Carrie Mason gave a singing
Saturday night, and d large crowd at
tended.
Mrs. Callie Warren c"lled on Mrs.
Ford Sunday evening.
Mrs. San Perkins and family spent
Saturday night with A. W. Perkins.
Sam Perkins named his baby Mild
red Jeanette, but | don't think it
wants Harry Eggert for its uncle.
The output of coal at Mulga mines
for the month of March is the best
they nave ever had, the tonnage being
81, 900.
Ed King said he thought if the
Democrats of Marion County would do
their duty that Ben Havron would
sure be sheriff, and he wishes he was
there so he could vote for him, and if
there is any republican that wants
something to be proud of when he
comes to die, let him cast his vote for
Ben Havron.
We were sorry to hear about Tom
Mccormick getting fred at Whitwell.
Wonder what the Socialists are doing
for a mail boy.
Was sorry to hear of Mrs, Nancy
Murphey's death. l hate to hear of
little children being left without a
mother. We extend our heartfelt sym
pathy to the bereaved family.
Ed King said they had the longest
hogs in Mulga he ever saw. He said
he had been here four months, and has
eaten middlings ever since he has been
here, and never has reached the
shoulder yet. Rambling Sam.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-04-04
Dunlap.

Special 10 he N<g0s.
We are having some rainy weather
now.
Visiting seems to be the order of the
day.
viii Crabtree and Miss MAY Smith
were united in wedlock Sunday morn
ing at eight o'clock. The ceremony
was performed at the home Of the
bride. Rev, Win Davis performed the
service, We wish them Il long and
harry life,
Mrs.-Ada Smith and Mrs. Pearl
Smith, called on Mrs. Dave Parson
Sunday afternoon.
Whitwell, moved to Dunlap Saturday.
Bob Smith went to Whitwell after
his wife, who was visiting her father.
Wiley Rogers is very sick. Hope ne
will Don ecnver
Mrs. Pearl Smith visited Mrs. Ada
Smith Sunday
Mrs. Ellen Mccormack and little
daughter, Stella, called on her broth
or, T. F. Mason, the other day.
Ye writer doesn't agree with"Sweet
Violets" about Socialism. l don't
think any n has any business med
ding with Socialism who doesn't
know anything about it.
Johnnie Mason is sick.
Ye writer would like to hear of Mrs.
Henry Tidwell.
Ye writer was sorry to hear of the
death of Mrs. Nancy Murphey.
T. F. Mason called on q. W. Long
Sunday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Lively, a
big girl
Ye writer sure would like to see
Mrs. Carrie Mason, Mrs. Ruth Ford
and Mrs. Becky Mason of Mulga, Ala.
Mrs. Ada Smith called on Mrs.
Walker Monday.
Miss Lee Turner had her picture ia
ken Sunday.
Mrs. Ellen Mccormack and Miss
Pearl Mason called on Mrs. frankie
Turner this week.
j. B. Robertson is working on his
barn.
Mrs. Bell Mason called on Mrs Jas.
Drake one day last week.
Mrs. Bell Mason visited her mother,
Mrs. @. W. Long, today.
Mat Davis was seen out walking
with Miss Eva Carlton Sunday.
Come OIL, Blown Eyes" we sure
like to read your letters.
Mis-. Bell Mason said her baby was
the beauty of the mountain.
Come on "Hustler," Of Whitwell, 1
know you.
Agatha Mason said she would like to
see little Violet Bowers of Whitwell.
Johnnie Mason said he would like to
see Bessie Mason of Mulga.
Pearl Mason said she would like to
see Miss Nellie Mason. Sunshine.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-04-04
Hicks Chapel.

Special 10 The NfzO5.
Look ont here we come again as
some of the readers want TO hear from
us.
We are all glad that spring is open
ing up and the peach trees are bloom
ing.
Henry Griffith has moved to the old
store house at the Farmer place.
John Farmer has moved to the old
league house near the foot OF tue
mountain.
Ethel Graham and her little neice,
Neva Bronson, visited the former =
sister, Mrs. Maggie Smith, one day
last week. and they all wished the
school in the afternoon.
Miss Rubie Bridges spent Wednesday
night with her cousin, Venira Smith.
John Farmer gave Frank Hudson a
candy pulling and also a party. The
young folks pulled candy and reported
a nice time. Ye writer didn't see any
thing of Frank there. What was the
matter, Frank?
Miss Charlcie Brimer visited the
school one day last week,
Wonder why Bryson Brimer Is seen
going up the road so much.
Warner Brimer, Charlie Holloway
and George Ridge went to meeting on
LoOney's Creek, and forgot the hour
and didn't get there until it was over.
What made you so late, boys?
Brown Holloway, Jr., and Frank
Hudson were seen hunting the home OF
D. Fl. Brown Sunday.
Harrison Pickett was seen driving
down the pike Sunday, going very
fast. What was your hurry, Harrison
If.'you want to see Ethel Graham
smile, ask her when she heard from
Chattanooga.
Bryon Graham is visiting at j. Il.
Hudson's very often. Must be some
attraction, Byron.
Geo. and Bob Vandergriff are seen
going to Whitwell very often. What
is the attraction, boys
1t is reported that Jim Tygart, OF
Looney's Creek, has shaved off his
moustacbe so he would look young
again. He is going to housekeeping.
Look out, girls, he is wanting a cook.
Sherman Powell called on Henry
Griffith Sunday.
Hugh Smith called on Braxton Brl-
mer Sunday.
Joe Holloway made a short call on
John Farmer Sunday.
Come on, bright Eye" of Loon
ey's Creek. I think l know you, and
you don't live a hundred miles from
here. And / think l know Chicken
Diddle." Spring Bird.