Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-01-11

on George DR.. Jno. Seay and DIR. Ur-
sey. They didn't lose any time to at
tend to him, and speedy recovery is
hoped for.
The court record here was light Sat-
urday. Three were only two cases on
file. State VS.. Isaac Turner, charged
with selling and disposing of mortgag-
ed property. The Bank of Whitweil
held the papers, placed as collateral.
w. H. White was attorney for the
state. Case passed until Jan. IL. Joe
Griffith VS.. Isaac Turner, civil action.
Judgement fol the plaintiff by note
and lien. White attorney for plain
tiff.
We have quite lot of sickness Ia
typhoid fever. Hope this snowy
weather will take up and check this
fever.
Some Of the boys we're kicking on
taking the News and weIe charging
the editor with being q aSocialist and
about to begin to run socialist PAPER.
| disputed the charge and added that
the editor was free to do as he pleased,
and for further information he may
insert an article as to what he ia and
to what he will finally drift into along
the line of independence.
| was glad to note that so many of
the News readers have returned to the
Old Reliable and have taken advan-
tage of the SOC cut rate. now think
we will soon have large army of
readers as in the days of old, and out
of that army we surely can procure
number of good correspondents from
all parts of the country and the News
ship will surely begin to reel and rock
and move forward
/ can't understand why the good ed
itor of the Statesman Democrat don't
compliment me with copy of that
breezy paper now and then. As poll
tics are approaching, I might give
him pointer and stinger OCCASION
ally at my leisure.
There is slight rumor on the upper
end of the country that some of the
candidates before the county court got
into the barter Doodle business and
and surprised their cam
paign managers. Oh. we must not
believe everything we hear, or take off
after every wind of doctrine that is
preached. Keep one eye open both
day and night if you don't want to,
get hoodooed in this campaign.
HullgullY Handful How many2
Guess for sheriff. No changes since.
last week. Old board still standing
with no additions.
Leslie White, grandson of w. III.
White is dangerously i'll with red cry
sipelas, but is better today.
Aunt Betty and DR.. P. G. Grayson,
the two Oldest people of this district
have been very feeble for week, but
are much better now. Tney were
among the first settlers of this country
in the days of the wildwoods.
l will expect an article from Char
lesion, Tenn, next week l want to
hear from s. F. and W. W. King and
families thru the Charleston correspon-
dent.
Nancy White, widow of the late.
Robt. IN. White, is now getting very
feeble with cancer of the face, and is
not expected to last thru the winter.
She is very near past feeding herself
and confined to the bed all the time.
There is some talk of running w. L.
Barber for the board of education of
the End district of Marion county. If
Mr.. Barber is elected to that place he
will be proper and suitable person to
ill the place.
Three are several aspirants to the
office of justice of the peace up here.
All of course represent themselves to
DO good men, and are when asleep.
Representative.