Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1914-10-15

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ering cattails seems to be the order O
the day.
Fever is still raging in this town.
1t was an error about Davy Defu,
being buried in the. league graveyard
He was laid to rest in the Smith Gem
etery in the presence of large crowd
Mr.. Scruggs has four of his family
very low with fever. Hope they will
recover.
Mrs. John Moore returned from
Tracy City sick, but is better.
Mrs. Henry Moore's sisters returned
to their home this week.
Ike Pickett is enjoying life since he
moved into bis new dwelling.
R. 7. Tate moved into lis new
store this week.
We were sorry to hear of the death
OF Ed King, who was killed in an ex-
plosion at Mulga, Ala. leaving wife
and three children. Hope they will
meet him again in heaven some sweet
day.
Mrs, Henry Griffit his little son,
Gordon, happened to an accident last
week. He fell from the organ stool
and fractured an arm.
Charles Rigby and Bud Hooper are
breaking their wild horses.
Misses lula Ashburn, Vera Shirley,
Estella Jones, Laura Rigby, Mary
Williams, Eva Barber, Margaret Bull
Elvira Layne, Mr.. and Mrs. Brown
and several others attended the League
Sunday afternoon.
Young girls, if you want fall hats
call on Miss Vera Shirley and Mrs.
Mayme Hixon, as they have a nice
supply.
Luke Carson was trying his new
motorcycle Friday.
1t you want to sse~ Willie Pickett
grin, ask BIN how he and his wife,
enjoyed themselves at the Fair in
Birmingham last week.
Lige and Clint Ridge are herding
cattle in the Pocket this week.
Ii you want good 'possoms call on
Fillmore Tatum as he handles the best
grade.
Miss Fannie Barnett called on Mrs.
Willie Pickett Saturday.
Ounce Burnett is walking the roads
with smile on his face as long as
fence rail.
Archie Moore called on his best girl
last week
Floyd Tate and Scott Stone are can
ming 'possom.. grapes this week.
Hawk Barnett enjoyed himself plow-
ing Friday.
Frank Henry and Ransom Terry en-
joyed themselves hunting Thursday.
If you want good coons call at Geo.
Thomas hotel, as he has returned
from long camp hunt.
Martha Hudson was in town shop
ping Saturday.
Miss Grace Boyd and Clint Pickett
are nurses at the hospital now.
Erwin Kidding is holding a singing
school in English Cove. Everybody is
cordially invited.
Mrs. Matt Griffith enjoys visiting
everybody.
Young girls, If you want good
cook call on Aaron Thomas as he is
running restaurant.
Willie Pickett will conduct services
at the tabernacle Sunday.
Miss Josie Brown called on Mrs.
Jim Rogers Saturday.
Bows and girls, come to Whitwell
Oct. %, as we are going to have a
big show.
If you want good fresh milk call on
Sharp, as he is general dairy
nan.
If you want good sorghum, call at {
B. Thomas.
Marshall Powell is running home
made tobacco stand this fall.
Miss Belle Ross went to Victoria
me day this week.
II you want good fresh fish call on
Edly Condra and Raymond Kelly, as
hey are great fishermen.
Hudson Powell is running shoe ,
hop this fall.
George Holtcamp is hanging his cap
IN the side this week.
Jim Deakins, Alton and Carl Frye
nd Charlie Standifer took a big coon
unit last week.
Miss Mae Pickett Is head clerk in
be commissary this week.
Charm Thomas went to the Pickett
witch Sunday.
Miss Bonnie Rankin has returned
rom Altoona, Ala
Archie Moore will board the train
for Salt Lake City, Utah,
or. his health. Sorry to see him leave
at hope he will return soon.
Willie Pickett has gone to Florida
} search for the fountain of youth,
hitch has never been discovered.
We sure do miss B. Thomas out Of
ar Sunday school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Smith visited
omefolks Sunday.
Men, if you want good game roos-
RS, call on Bud Smith as he hand
Is the best grade.
Jim Sharp is making handspike TO-
acco this week.
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