Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-10-30
Hicks Chapel.


Well, as haven't wrote to the News
in so long ] thought l would write
again | have had fine time since
wrote last.
IL. Hudson went to Chattanooga
Sunday to the bedside of his son, Kay,
who had an operation performed three
weeks ago, for appendicitis, and is in
the Newell Sanitarium in Chattanoo-
ga They hope he will be at home
soon
Bob Holloway has pneumonia.
Bill Barber, who got his foot mash :
ed in Shelton Cove sometime ago, is
able to be at his work again.
Frank Hudson and Bob Bailey called
on their best girls Sunday evening and
reported nice time.
Warner Brimer went up Rocky
Creek Sunday and said he had fine
time.
W. B. Brimer has very sick child.
Ed Smith will make molasses at j.
H. Hudson's this week
Jim Bailey is building Sam Condra
fine mansion in which to spend his
old days.
Bob Holloway has improved his
house by adding two rooms, which
helps its looks very much.
Lacy Condrs got foot mashed one
day last week but is able to be at
work again.
Green Holloway has sold his cattle to
Bee Holloway.
Leander Smith snapped his horse
for a fine mule last week,
Byrne Hudson passed through here
en- route to Whitwell Monday.
Green Powell, of New Hope, attend
ed church at Xix Chapel Sunday.
The Box supper at Xix Chapel Sat-
urday night for the benefit of Standi-
fer Hudson's widow, was very enjoy
able. Everything went off quietly
and nicely. They sold eighteen boxes
which brought quite sum of money,
aud had box of candy for the pref
test girl in the house. Miss Edith
Holloway, of near Whitwell, and Miss
Lou Hudson. of Xix Chapel, were the
girls contesting. Miss Lou was ahead
and the boys were yelling until you
couldn't hear yourself think, ''Iou is
ahead" w. A, Bridges said, "She
won't be ahead when [ get there, :"
and he nut in for Miss Edith. Then
Will Ross, of Whitwell, put in four
dollars for Miss Edith as Mr.. Bob
Holloway bollered thine is up. :"
Then the boys WHO had bought boxes
got their girls and ate their supper
and then took the girls home Ye
writer sure did enjoy himself that
night, for the cakes and pies were fine,
and everyone was well pleased with
the way the supper went off, The
money was turned over to j. Fl. Hud-
s.,
Bank for the lady, and she can draw
| it out as she needs it. Well, if the1 9
ia ever another box supper like that,
think some of the boys will have to
stand in the branch, but it will help
that widow who had all their sympa-
thy that night, for the people of this
place sure will help the distressed
when they are in need l would like
to write more on this subject, but l
haven't time now, 80 l will tell
about what the people are doing.
Some are ing wheat, some going
to mill, some are fixing their fences
and some are sitting on the stool of
do nothing as the old song goes.
Charlie Holloway bought fine rain
coat last week
A. B. Holland wore his rain coat to
mill one day last week and the sun
was shining when he left home, but
he sure did need it before he got
back
Albert Holloway was in our midst
Sunday.
Henry Vandergriff was smoking a
new cob pipe Sunday morning.
If you want to see Fletcher Hudson
smile, just ask him how he likes grub
in a basket.
George and Rob Bailey are hauling
ties to Whitwell this week for pas
time.
Mrs. Ella Bronson and the Misses
Mccullough are doing fine with their
school
George Ridge sure does like to talk
over the phone, just to call Central.
| will try to write more next time
and tell something that will interest
the readers of the News. Owl.