Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1916-03-09
Pleasant Grove.

It is very muddy and wet altar the
big snow. Farmers can't do anything
much except sit by the fire and tell
jokes, but that just suits old "High
jake" 80 will try and gather up a
little news, although it is so muddy |
can't get far with my car to get much
news, but will do the best / can.
haven't got thoroughly we'll Of the
grip yet.
Charlie Bennett was in Jasper Fri
day.
Dan Lambert attended Sunday
school at Baptist Hill Sunday.
Fred Beeler was seen going down
the pike the other day, whistling, "I'll
never turn back any more.
Mrs. Mamie j. Bible is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Fl. NJ. Westmoreland, this
week.
s. M. Torbett went to Jasper We'd
nesday.
Ye writer put on his rubber boots
and went ont hunting for rabbits, but
what 90 you think happened. / met
three boys. They had 45 rabbits and
l asked them what they we're going to
do with them. They just grinned and
said, I'VE are going to make rabbit
hash and peckerwood gravy out Of
them So I knew there wasn't any
use of me going any further. l was
afraid l would have fisherman's luck
if went, TO l just went back home,
hoping the boys would divide hash
and gravy with me,
Sunday school at this place Is pro-
crossing nicely Sunday was rather
chilly, but we had 45 scholars enroll
ed.
think verybody is about well of
grip, and most everybody has made
garden.
g. L. Rogers, of Richard City. Wis
tied his parents, Mr.. and Mis-. A. A.
Rogers, Saturday, and guess he saw
his hearts desire before he went back.
Joe Thomas looked pleased Sunday.
Joe Lambert went to the cove Sun
day. He says be went to singing
A. M Jones, of Jasper, visited
homefolks Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Beeler, of Oak
View, visited Mrs. A. A. Rogers Sun
day.
Mrs. A. G. Berryhill, of North JAS
per, visited her cousin, Miss Allie
Rogers. Monday.
W. r. Jones was in Jasper Thurs
day on business.
John Gerlen. of Pikeville, visited
Mr. and Mrs. g. D. Jones Monday.
Fl. Fl. Torbett made short call on
G. E. Hancock Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G E Hancock visit
ed l.. M. Gerren Sunday. He is down
with the grip. He is staying with his
granddaughter, Mrs. d. g. Jones.
r1o ~
pike Sunday.
Ye writer took a car tide Sunday
afternoon
wonder what "Violet," of Caro-
line Chapel was doing last week that
we didn't see anything from that
place.
II. H. Torbett visited Mr.. and Mrs.
W. r. Jones Sunday.
c. E Hancock made short call on
W. r. Jones Monday.
Mrs. Myrtle King and children Wis
tied Mrs. Porter Monday night
Mr.. and Mrs. s. G. Henderson, of
South Pittsburg, visited homefolks
Monday.
Mrs. A. A Rogers visited her
Mrs. B. M. Jones, Satur-
day
Mrs. G. FL. Quarles visited Mrs. j.
w. Dame one evening last week.
Sam Long, of Huckleberry Knob.
called on A. A. Rogers Friday.
w. B. Rogers was actually seen on
his farm this week at work
G. E. Hancock went to Jasper Tues
day.
Sam Long and Frank Mcclure went
to South Pittsburg Wednesday Oh bus
mess
Fl. H. Torbett spent Friday with his
brother, A. A. Rogers.
Dock Daffron was in Jasper Thurs
day.
Miss Mary Condra and Miss Ellen
Colston went to Saylorsville shopping
one day last week.
w. M. Spangler is better.
Come on. I'M E. "of Bolivar. Let's
hear from you again. Have you got
that pike road done yet.
Mrs. M. A. Rounceville visited
Mrs u. D. Jones one evening last
week
M. A. Rounceville made short
call on w. K. Jones Friday
B. Quarles made short call on bis
uncle G. E Hancock. Friday.
Willis Mcguire and Dave Condra
were at Sunday School Sunday on
Baptist Hill.
Joe Thomas made short call on j.
I Jonos' Friday