Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-02-06
Third District.
Cner,o/ IN fHy NezOs.

.Sbrr,ai 10 the NeaOs.
havn just recovered from very
severe case of la grippe, and am stl II
little shaky, but how ever, l am not as
shaky as lob. fyste l saw today trot
over the iron bridge at the old com
pany mill That dog shook the bridge
from, one end to the other, more so
than a 400 pair of mules and wagon
That, rerhaLe, will be disputed by
some readers but nevertheless, it is
fact. Some QUE who is better posted
will fully exnIain to my satisfaction
inst how this could be possible, ann
inst why a cat can walk across the
floor and shake the house more so than
a man will someone please explain.
and we will ali be better enlightened
on t1e subject,
n is yery sad to me to pen the death
of Mrs. Cary, mother of George and
Pat Cary, VITO died on the side OF the
mountain Monday Mrs. Cary had
been lick for some time, but was
thought to be recovering, but a relapse
occurred, ant she passed to the sweet
be, on !. AMrs Cary was good, KIND
haertan aud noble woman, aud was
loved By All who ever met her. 4e
writer always felt as though be was
welcome ut her bone, and feel 40
though had lost ons of my best
friend She was az good and clever
a woman as ever liv ID, aud but re"
conli ba' found in the country VINO
couI fill h.r riace. She is goh9 to
rest nutiI thu morning of thu r9sur-
rertio1 of thu lead, and | can truly
say believe Mrs Cary on that great
daq will be able TO stand. She rwas
lsNl to rest IL the Walker cemetery IN
the presence Of large delegation Of
frianls and relatives | tender my
heartfelt sym2athy to the bereaVed
family whicu j. left behind to mourn
her loss. Her SON, Pat ami George,
yhO lived with her. have lost the best
friend on earth to them. lost - mo-
bla fri8nd, too, and Mrs. Cary will
never he blotted out of my memory
WIN le on cart remain, May the
grace of the Divine Hand ever remain
an watch over her children for her
nntii the dark ana gloomy hour OF
death. and when their spirits take
their everlasting flight to the sweet be-
VOID may they find "A home with her
in that city not made with hands be-
vund the skies.
i. ". Morrison preached at Hicks
Caarel Saturday night, Sunday and
Sunday night to good audience, and
was assisted SUNDAY night by Rev
q " Write A Sunday school was
organized That begins to look like
there was >o4ething going to be doing
Around the CHAPEL. J. D. Ridge said
his neighborhood bad Just about drop
mel into hentbenism until the resent
movement =,
Let me sound the political bell OF
warning 10 the county of Marion as
forerunner of the future political
movement. Will now say in advance
I have done my uuty and raid my hest
roaroct, 70 al you boys that have NIL.
eu the ,h-liff's Office for toe last
years, ani, never sskel either one OF
YOU fo. any Office. and l will say to al
that | Will pull the campaign vide op,
en- as n bootiack in the upper end OF
Marion county i n the year 1914 for T.
s, II iris for sheriff of this county.
have now obligate myself to do that
yayv ttinc. The Harris family is anc
aiMays ha- been loyal to the party, ano
rs rtat against him before j.
why I'm for him now, so take fail
w.r,inp Repr, sentative.