Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-07-18
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| III from bridgeport, 1uesudy 10 NIsiJ
hOmefolks.
Little Ethel Tanner has been very
sick.
Mrs. E. J. Alexander spent the day
Wednesday with her daughter, in Sc
Quachee.
Miss Willie Deakins left Wednesday
for visit to Mrs. B. E. Tatum and
others in Chattanooga.
Mrs. W. A. Cantrell is i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Tate anu Mrs.
Martin Harris spent Sunday of lat
week with VIM. Harris of Inman.
Mesdames Pryor aud Prigmore re-
turned Thursday from John Turner's.
Miss Lorena Darr, of Chattanooga,
is here on visit.
Jas. Wells, of Oak Grove was among
those in town Tuesday of last week.
Z. w. Prigmore of Inman, was in
town last week in the interest of the
! Board of Education. Also sam Il.
Raulston, of Battle Creek
1t is not an easy matter to fall over
/ a wheelbarlOw, and not call to mind
! lot of adjectives you know about.
J. G. Kelly moved his family to the
mountain Thursday.
| Town was very active last week dur
ing the three days of registration.
If you want to enjoy the disting-
uished honor of being written up for
the Sequachee News, you We only to
go out ana tumble gracefully and es-
thetically over wheelbarrOW.
Miss Carrie Hinch returned Friday
from a week S visit to her aunt, Mrs.
Jake BurrOugh's at Kimball
School opened at Sam Houston Acad-
envy Monday with a good attendance,
but not crowded.
Mrs. Ella Brownson, of Whitwell,
was in town Tuesday and gave us
call
Mrs. b. Raulston, of Ketchall, was
here Tuesday.
Misses Maud Dame and Florence
Harmed were shopping here Tuesday.
Strange that young man will tell
his small nephew to act like man
when he gets fall and then strictly
forbid ann swearing
Alan Kelly is in town today, Tues
day.
Mr. Bon Bon, of Stanley, one Of
our best News writers, visited Miss
Ethel Brown Monday aud Tuesday.
w B. Skeen and Renno Pryor are
kept quite busy with their new can
L
ing Mill.
]. NJ, Layne has opened up his ice
cream parlors in the new building. If
you want good cream or cold drinks
give him call.
Messrs. Turner and Haydn Simpson,
Laurence Wilkerson, Misses Ailene,
Simpson, Louise Spears and Mamie
I oil al u Dl
ball at the CoOkemore Hotel Tuesday
night
Sam Jeff Barlew and family, togeth
Robbie Lewis, visited in Victoria Sun
day.
Oscar Forester and Ben Rogers are
painting out at Wyrick's this week.
Mrs Elizabeth Lewis is visiting rel
atives here.
Mrs. A. V. Havron has been spend
ing a fortnight with Mrs. Beene Walk
er.
A. R. Hall was in South Pittsburg
Friday.
Miss Obedience Pryor, of Whitwell,
is visiting Mrs Mary Pryor this week.
Misses Ethel and Ailene Pryor, of
Whitwe!l, were down last week.
spent their 4th with relatives in Sc
quachee.
Clint Simpson took in the ball game
in South Pttsburg Friday.
Some of the young people of the
town gave an ice cream supper at Mrs.
Griffith Thach's.
Mrs. E. j. Alexander was in Chat
tanooga last week.
Mice Do Dopo 1yiCito1 frionHo in,
Pittsburg last week.
Mrs. Martin Harris left Tuesday to
Join her husband in Chattanooga.
G. Sherman, of Sequachee, spent
Tuesday afternoon in town.
Mrs. FIossie Hughes Hoge has re-
turned to Chattanooga
Albert Mccullough was in South
Pittsburg Sunday.
Mrs E. NJ Prigmore returned to
her bone in Chattanooga Friday.
If you have occasion to use wheel |
barrow, leave it, when you are through |
with it, in front of the house, with
the handles toward the door. A wheel |
barrow is the most complicated thing
to fall over on the face of the earth. A |
man will fall over one when he would |
never think of falling over anything |
through falling over it, either, for it
will tangle his legs and his arms, turn
over with him and rear up in front of |
him, and just as he pauses to congrat-
ulate himself it takes a new turn and |
scrapes more skin off of him, and he
commences to evoute anew and bump
himself on fresh places. A man never
ceases to fall over a wheelbarrow until
it turns completely on its back or
brings un against something it cannot
upset. We know whereof we speak |
We saw it tried only last week by the
best looking young man in town, right |
hele in the peaceful valley of Sequach-
ee, town of Jasper, county of Marion
and State of Tennessee. He wore tan
hose and pumps was dressed in a suit |
of brown, with both his heels stick
in up, an his head a-pinting down, |
When he finally did pick himself up,
here's what he said: ---?-!--l--'
-*2-- l--!--* P S His name |
begins With
Mrs. w. B. Skeems' mother, from
Morristown, is here on visit.
Miss Eva Brewer is all smiles She |
has new circle fol her arm.
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