Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1916-04-20
Dallas. Texas.

special 10 Tie Me7Os. ........
l will see what l can pick mp to
send tue News this week that will be
Of interest to the many readers OF tue
News.
We had a very sad accident here FRI
day morning. An automobile ran ov-
er and killed little son of Granville
B. Henson. The little boy was going
to stors near by to get some article
for his mother, The little fellow was
running along the street with his
mind on childish pleasure and the dis
charge of his duty to his mother with
out thought of danger when large
auto truck in the care of a careless
and heartless driver, ran the little
child down 1t occurred near st
Paul's Sanitarium, but before they
could cary him to the ..sanitarium the
child died. He only lived few min
utes after he was run over. 1t seemed
that the death angel was lowering
near and was ready to take the soul OF
little Howard and transplant 1t where
there Is no automobile trucks and
reckless drivers. He leaves an atfec-
tionate father and mother and low
ing little sister to mourn his loss. The
parents have our heartfelt sympathy
in their sad bereavement. Weep not,
parents, little Howard has just gone
to await your coming.
Our little Mexican excursion is a.
bout to develop into real trouble. |
am afraid it will prove serious before
the dove of peace visits them again.
was we'll pleased with the differ.
emit correspondents that come out OF
their shells and sent in communica-
ton for the News. see ~. g." of
Eastland, took a slam at Uncle Tom, J"
of Tracy City, relative to doing more
religion and arguing less Pretty
good advi o. think religion is too
sacred to be dragged into an idle dis
cussion in which the writer has DO mo
tive, only TO be heard. l am OF tne
opinion that "Uncle Tom is gen.
tleman and is worthy of being heard
on any subject, but "Uncle Tom, .
has shown in the past that 1t is the
argument and not results that he is
interested in. Therefore, am of the
same opinion of 81. c., more doing
and less talking
was sorry to hear of the death OF
our old Comrade, A. C. Price. He
liF6u W u Ilpc oiu nBo anu was " 6Oo
man.
Mrs. J. G. Payne and baby. Cor
don, of Ryley, Texas, are with Mrs.
Payne's sick mot her, Mrs. Blacken,
who has not been so we'll this week
Farmers are thinking they will
make good crops this year. There
will be larger acreage of cotton
planted this year than they had last
year It is hard undertaking to gel
men in cotton country to see profit
in anything but cotton.
Well, l hope my old friend, Joe.
Of Caroline Chapel, is still improving,
and will not get SO deeply interested
in politics that he will neglect hi
weekly communications to the News
We expect to find good, long letter
from him every week. Don't disap
point us, Joe" or you will go homs
some day and Mrs, Joe" will bt
asking you how many wild cats you
have been fighting that day.
l want to see good letters from al
the writers next week. 1t is not tina
l don't take an interest in your letter.
that don't make special mention O.
others as | do of "Old Joe" and -
G." 1t is because know tn EN-. AL
together for something good and inter
esting to all Of the readers next week
Lone Star