Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1916-03-23
North Jasper.

| Sp<ciai 10 the Ne7os.
We have for the past few days been
having some beautiful March days.
The wind has been high but not cold.
The sunshine is making grass peep and
you feel like spring is here. The farm
ers are busy and very far behind
Mrs. Lou Payne was in Jasper Friday.
Little Wayne Berryhill and Willie
Payne visited Daisy Reed Saturday.
Little Mary Francis. the infant Of Mr..
and Mrs. B. Skeene, is real sick at this
writing.
Mrs. Maggie Shadrick called on Mrs.
w. B. Rogers Thursday.
w. b. Rogers and grandson are at
Pleasant Grove sewing oats this week.
Mrs. Lou Payne called on Mrs. Mae
Lewis Tuesday.
Mrs. Win Reed spent Friday evening
with Mrs. w. B. Rogers.
J. M. Lewis has moved in Mrs. w.
Pryor'S house at the cave. The house
is not quite completed. but they think
they can complete it in the next few
days
Mr.. and Mrs. Barlow Hudson spent
Sunday with their daugh ter, Mrs. Dave
Lewis.
Tom Lasater called on j. T. Lewis
Tuesday.
M. Anderson has been suffering with
severe pain in his head, but Ii am glad
to say ne is much better at this writing.
We are sorry to note uncle Abner
Price is very low again. He has not
been we'll this winter.
Mrs. Mary Pryor is some better we
are glad to hear, butts not able to be
up much of the time.
M 40, al q
ball, spent Sunday with their daugh ter,
Mrs. Hugh Lewis.
Mrs. w. b. Rogers and daugh ter,
Mrs. Berryhill, made a flying trip to
Bolivar, Ala, this week.
Mrs C. A. Alexander, of Tracy City,
and Mrs. Al bany, of Foster Falls, are
Wis ting Mrs. Reed.
Mrs. j. +. Lewis spent Sunday with
her son, Mitchell.
w. Is. Rogers attended church Sun
day at Jasper.
North Jasper was somewhat excited
Sunday when Eph Haynes, of Pryor
Cove, came to II. e. Lewis with wild
cat bout the size Of dog. Here came
big, little, old, and young with their
dogs to have fight. They turned the
cat loose in the pen and then put the
dogs in. The people were looking thru
the cracks in the pen with all eyes,
They had to see the wild cat and dog
fight. Dog number one belonged to A.
II. Lewis. The dog barked. The cat
gave him several good rounds but the
dog.stayed with as good as he sent for
a time The dog got tired so they put
in dog number 2, which belonged to
Anderson Shadrick. That dog was
brave and had few rounds and dog
nun Der 3, belonging to A. II. Lewis,
was not afraid of mountain cat. Dog
mum Der 4, a bull dog, was afraid of
it and thought the safest place was on
the outside. Then dog number was
a little shepherd, belonging to Mitchell
Lewis. Then, we all said good bye to
the little shepherd, but about the third
round the cat lay on the ground dead.
Then Sam Collins was heard say, "All
over, all the big dogs gone home and
the little one killed the cat" Then,
Mitchell picked up the dog and started
home, and the last saw him, he had
the dog in his arms calling it pet names.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Collins, Mr.. and Mrs. Barlow
Hudson, Mr.. and Mrs Will Reed, Mr..
and Mrs. w. b. Rogers, s. Robins, Mrs.
Lou Payne, Dave, Mitchell, Hugh, Ar
thur, and j. f. Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Alton, Mr.. and Mrs. John Griffith,
Louise, Grace, Nell, and Frank Kelly,
Mr.. and Mrs A. Shadrick, John Curtis,
Allan Mccullough, Reno, Clyde, and
Francis Pryor, c. Ferguson, Allan Hall,
Madison, Willis, and Perry jackson,
Frank Dunwoody, Blain Farmer, Con-
dra Hackworth, Ed Shadrick, b. Skeene,
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Shadrick, Bob Dykes,
and others. They all seemed to enjoy
very much.
David Rogers spent Tuesday night
with his uncle, w. b. Rogers.
Ever Green.