Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1916-06-22

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As have been absent for two weeks
! will try to give the news this week,
and the details Of my trip. i went to
Signal Mountain to see my daughter,
Alice Massey, who was on her way to
see me. but got sick and could not
make the trip. After I stayed with
her two days, / went to Durham, Ga,
where met several old friends whom
/ was glad TO meet. stayed one week
there, and then returned to Chstta-
nooga, where / met On lie Rip Van
Wrinkle, and you bet we took in the
town that night / spent three days
with him, and he said that he must
| get up dollar for the News pretty
soon. came back to Signal Mountain
and found at Mr.. and Mrs. P. L.
Kings, another grandson. came
back to Whitwell and got news that
Whitwell was on a good road from
nothing to plenty, IL the men are not
crowded to death. Crowding has been
the ruination at Whitwell.
Miss May Station aud Harvey
Campbell were married Saturday, Rev.
Claud Massey performed the ceremon-
y. We wish them q happy life.
Uncle luke Northcut went TO Chat
tanooga Sunday with drove of beef
cattle.
A. B. Levan was at Whitwell
Thursday hunting tools to work the
road.
James Payne went to Chattanooga
and got job at the junk yard. He
worked two days, got itch and came
home to play bali.
Frank Brown went down the pike
Sunday. horseback.
Roy Norwood went up and down the
pike Sunday in his car.
DIR. Moore and son went down the
pike Sunday.
Matt Griffith went up the pike Sun
day muleback.
John Holloway gave We writer call
Sunday.
W. G. Hill and family went up the
pike Sunday in their car.
Tommie Sanes, Jr., went up the
pike Sunday.
Frank Kelly and family went up the
pike Sunday.
Dave Holloway went up the pike
Sunday in his car.
Henry Andregg and family went up
the pike Sunday in their car.
Arsy Bridges was out buggy riding
Sunday.
Frank Deakins and Mr.. Jones from
Sequatchie County, had runaway
SUNDAY. The buggy was torn up ano
the men got hurt, we understand tnat
Deakins got some ribs broken: Inc
horse got frightened while driving up
the pike.
Farley Ashburn went mp the pike
Monday. with wagon load OF house
hold plumber.
We writer Sunday.
John Cowen 10 making his regular
rounds on the mail route.
Yucca, Ala, has woke up. Come |
on, and let as hear from there every |
week. -,
Ye writer may go to Decatur, Ala,
next week on business
Today is Tuesday and it is raining
and ye writer is suffering with ium-
Earley Asbburn is moving back
home on the farm.
Come on, all ye writers. Let's keep
up the news so we can hear from All.
low Smith is on the road to the city |
Of Whitwell. ~
Well. ssBrown Eyes," l do not
know who sold out. ] know one thing,
n was not "Uncle Blue" for there
isn't any company that can get MIN TO
sell his friends and brothers for mon
ey. No, not l. I never want to bear
the name of a scab or strike breaker.
You know not even company likes
a strike breaker. They know that he
can be got to do anything, SO II tn.s
place was sold out. scaD dio IT,
They might say a union man uiu ~,
but it is not SO. A union man is TOO
solid for any such thing. 1t Is n ev-
cry man that says be is union man
that is. A union man is- Solo. ne
wants his rights and be wants You TO
have yours. He wants everyone treat,
ed right, both company and men.
will tell you something else. IL I'm,
ion man owes you anything. you VIII
get it, and you may bet all you, nave
on that. but Thorough bred scab
will lie. He won't pay anything, and
will do all he can to beat You out or
what YOU have got. He isn't looking |
to your interest as we'll as his, bnt he
is figuring to beat you someWay or
another But thorough bred union |
man wants to live as God has laid
down in his Word for us to live. live
for each other and stand by eachother,
Aid and assist our fellOwman as our
selves. You take your Bible and read
IL and see if it doesn't take a union
man to be christian, and you Will
find nv reading that scab in princi-
ME is lust as sure for hell as if he
was there. If he doesn't change. II
was \ strike breaker would not want
INV dog to know 1t. You know as well
as 7 know if a working man tries to
down his fellow worker he hasn't got
any good principles in him. Moreover
. nnion man must treat the company
as well as he wants to treat him. Do
unto all men as you would have them
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