Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1916-02-17
Caroline Chapel.

and say. that he is still on the light
and life side of that terrible dark valley,
that birth between this life and the
great beyond, over which we will all
have to cross sooner or later. -Four
weeks last Friday, was seized with a
severe pain in my head and pain I'M
der my right shoulder blade, and. run
ming through into my breast. l resort
ted to my best home remedies, but with
very little relief. | suffered on I'M
til Sunday evening. DIR. d, c. Shell
ton was sent after. He at once respond
ed, and on arriving, he at once hogan to
diagnose my case. Taking my temper
ature which reported 10S he pronoun-
ced severe attack of la grippe and in
very dangerous degree. So be left a
round of his best remedies. After tax
ing, and strictly following directions,
resulted in only partial relief. Tues
day he was recalled, and finding the
medicine had not accomplished FULLY
the purpose that he intended, here
peated the course. Giving little more
weight to each dose, which round GER
tainly brought the answer, but owing
to my weak and emaciated conditions to
begin with, am just getting able to
creep around in doors, looking to
soon be able to get out again and get
the benefits of the good wholesome
breeze that is coming from the Cumber-
land heights.
We are having some very peculiar
weather. EARLY in the morning it will
be fair, but in short while begin to
get cloudy and in a short while rain.
Then in the afternoon clear of again
and appear little cooler. We are haV-
ing all sorts of weather, but we are not
ubled with any of "Lone Stars"
northers. l am very glad that we are
not, for our old clothes would not suit
it.
Well, this is Criminal Court day at
Jasper, and quite number of our citi-
zens are in attendance.
Our popular young candidate for
trustee, o. H. Francis, went to Jasper
this morning to see all that he could,
and press his claims for the nomination
for trustee. We hope Oscar will WELD
the longest pole, and get the desired
plum.
We are having lots of la grippe thru
this part of the country, and am glad
TO say there no fatalities
Well, Looney McNabb has left our
higgins and gone to Durham. Ca, to
york in the mines. This doubtless is
very displeasing to some of our fair sex.
We are told that uncle Sile and aunt
Indy McNabb are snugly domieiled in
heir new home at Mineral Springs. To
,he delight of their many friends, uncle
Sile says, this is his last move.
Melvin Moore is still in the tie bust
less. He is hauling his tie logs to
oarker's mill and having them sawed.
Bonnie Rankin of Whitwell was visit
ng relatives and friends from Saturday
Until Monday. She spent Saturday
light with her half uncle, George ii.
Lewis and family, and Sunday night
with her second cousins, Mr.. and Mrs.
". G. Moore. Come again Bonnie, for
We certainly do enjoy your visits.
Alvin Spears and Hodge Lewis called
It w. G. Moore's Sunday night, because
Bonnie was there.
Alvin Billingsley visited Grover
Gates at Victoria Sunday.
Prof. Ferguson of Sulphur Springs
s now located in our settlement.
| would like to correct mistake that
appeared in last weeks issue of the
News. The Chapel correspondent said,
George, Ii. Lewis visited w. G. Moore
sunday" He got down to Alvin
and stayed there until
.fter dinner, and then went back and
lever did get to the ''sick mans house."
Louis Harris of Mineral Springs
allied a few minutes on w. c. Moore
sunday evening, and had short but
pleasant chat. Come again, Louis, for
We enjoy your company.
hat we accept and appreciate his ex-
,ressed sympathy in last weeks issue of
he News concerning our indisposition.
We are very sorroy to hear of Mrs.