Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1914-03-19

speakers DIR. Moore is an eloquent
speaker and viii give a record Of him
self before the leaders Of his party,
prior TO the appointment Of U. s.
Marshall of East Tennessee. which
perhaps will occur on the s4th of
March.
We are informed that Tom Walker is
the fastest horse that trotted down the
pike and stood the test in less time
than any applicants for fast time. and
trotted ont with blue ribbon pinned
on him, after standing the examina-
ton before the civil service commits
sioners at Jasper, and by the way, he
is very likely to be the next postmas-
ter at Whitwell if there is anything to
a record.
W. 81. White and g. Q. Milwee
were the only attorneys in court Sat
uriay as attorney Morrison was pre-
vented from attending on account of
the illness of his child and Attorney
McCurry on account OF having broken
leg.
Attorney Lockhart, from Coalmont,
was in town Friday on legal business
and went to Dunlap, returning same
lay
Judge Williamson, from Jasper, was
here Friday with @. Kelly at the
wheel of his auto l thought politics
was at the bottom of the call on the
Judges part. OF course Clint wasn't
guilty of any wrong, but 1 keep my
eyes wide open when a democrat of
any note makes his appearance in
these diggins with a snarp lookout.
w. A Cantrell, sheriff of our coun
ty, was up Sunday to attend the fun
eral of the 3-year old child of j. E,
Condra, which will occur at Red
Hill J. E Condra is brother
in-Iaw of W. A. Cantrell and we all
join in and tender heartfelt sympathy
to Mr. Condra and wife, who have
keenly felt and shared their part of
tnis life's sorrows, troubles and trials.
We long to see the time when they
will this side of the grave reap some
reward of peace and happiness, and
their last days on earth will be happy.
And when life's journey is at an end
may the father and mother pass over
the dark valley and meet their son in
the king iom of heaven.
Mrs. Bud Andes died very suddenly
Thursday night. She bad been very
feeble for long time, Mrs. Andes
lived ~ miles north of Whitwell in
the 3rd district, aud was buried at the
Red Hill Saturday in the presence of
a host of friends and relations, She
was the mother of Amos Andes of
Warren Co., and Mrs. Kinda Gill
breath, of Whitwell, Thomps and John
Andes, at home, who with her hus-
band all mourn her loss We join
with sad regret and sympathy to the
entire family. Mr.. and Mrs Andes
were among the first settlers in the
history of our county.
Mr.. Lewis, of Red Hill, was hurt in
the mines Saturday. AS to the extent
of his injury cannot state
W. 81. White has just delivered the
head stones ordered from the Govern
ment to be placed at the heads of the
graves of the following named sold
iers: B. j. Bailey, Lewis Eggart, 2
T. Morrison and Jno w. Cline,
whose memory is still FIRE sh on our
minds.
Mrs j. E Thomas sister of Ala |
bama, is visiting her this week. The
two sisters are getting old, and prob
ably will not make another visit to |
see each other this side of judge
ment. Prior to their marriage their
names were Richardson.
The Socialists meet at the court |
house, Jasper, March "a, at 10a. m.
on Sunday. doubt very much wheth-
or the court house janitor will unlock |
the court house on Sunday for such
purpose as organizing Socialist par
ty, and am led to believe such
move as that would be unconstitution,
al, anyway. Representative.