Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1916-02-17
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Sp<GaIto tie Meas.
Well. it has been a long time since
| wrote to the good old News, but
thought would sneak in for little
chat. Everything is going on fine just
now, except for temper. 1t seems that
everybody is trying to get into a
scrap. just listen minute and 1 will
tell you about our bad boys. The wri-
ter was going along the tram Satur-
day. thinking about what little change
be was going to draw and how he
would distribute it among his credi-
tors, when all at once be heard a
noise like some old grannie grumbling
at her grandson, and looking around
there they were. 81" had "H." by
the collar like he was going to smash
bis whole face, but he didn't and you
bet l was glad. too for my papa used
to make me sick every time he said
anything about blood or peach limb.
So went on down to town and here
comes the news that "H. H." and
Nv. O." were about to go together.
Well, that scared chs" mama and
down she came to the store, and after
while sold Rex" went to act as a
body guard. l hadn't been there long
until / looked out toward the deuot
and there stood Nose Barker over the
aaation fOpaman,s ro;l-e,s A,.,
l just guess he was inspecting it.
Well, l went on down to the barber
shop to get shave and there was John
Brown and John Nunley sitting there
playing something like finch. After
while here came Fred Teeters asking
about who loaded his coal that be had
picked up and sacked for the morning.
The writer saw Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Riddle. Of Doran's Cove, in town Sat.
uiday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs, Elijah Riley and ba-
by were the guests of Mrs. Tom Pat.
rick Saturday
jess Murphee. OF Dutton, Ala, was
the guest of Sam Bates. ST.. Saturday
night and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bates we're call
ID to the bedside of the latter's sick
brother at Dutton, Ala.
Well, l guess Frank Sullivan felt
pretty good Saturday. for be was seen
making eyes at certain person who
was down from the hills for a little
pin in our town. / don't think old
Bob has him beat Better look out,
.hough. Frank.
You know Jess Bates and John T.
'ome along with their dog latin and
rave all the fun they want out OF old
Edger Wimberly, and Edgar Just
tands there and grins, because he
ant understand it.
Mrs. Lucy Barnes was seen in town
D. W. Garner is still good old |
bread check writer.
Say. boys, ask Frank Sullivan and |
John I. Bates what they would do
With a Ford automobile if they had
,ne.
We had a wreck on the Shakerap |
ram Thursday. The mootor jumped
he track just below the sand cut.
Henry Nunley was operator. 1t didn't |
lurt Henry but it frightened him pref
y badly. but he soon got all right for,
o and behold just about the time he
.ot out of his seat here came.a pretty
title maiden to cheer him.
The writer saw a certain girl max
ng eyes at Dread Nunley Sunday. but |
Dread didn't see it. Well, we. can't |
lame the girl for Dread sure did look
God.
Jim Hughes Of South Pittbsurg, was
cen in our town Saturday and Sun.
ay.
was standing in the store Saturday
vening, and John Nunley came along
where pretty girl was standing She
aid, "John, who do you lover He
aid, "You know"
Say, "Wby Not" of Tracy City,
What is the matter. Come on, / know
on. Also the writer from Bridge
ort. Wauhatcbie Mike.