Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1916-06-08
Dallas Texas.
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Sseaaiks tie Re7pJ.
Esteemed editor and readers, it i
always big job to select a subject Lhs
will be of interest to the readers of thu
News.
! have just returned from a pleasant
visit to I. 5. Bracken's, of Arlington
Texas. ! enjoyed the trip very much
and the recreation did me mush good.
| Tom knows just how to kill the blues
and his family all fall in line TO make
| one realize that this old world is not so
bad to live when one can meet up with
such good entertainers as Tom and his
good wife and family.
| We had the pleasure of meeting and
shaking the hand of a good friend OF
many years standing this morning,
| our old friend, A. l.. Pitts, of Dallas
True enough we both live in the same
city, but in city is the easiest pla Q
in the world to loose anyone, and it is
just occasionally that meet Mr.. Pitts.
| told him he looking old and ugly, but
| do not think he believed me. Any
way, lavender is the kind that makes
one feel better to spend few moments
with.
What is the matter with oklahoma
Jack" He has not shown up for some
time. Come on, Jack" Several of the
old roliables have been lying off Come
on and bear your part OF the burden.
II you want to feel good and have the
world to smile at you, do your part
and smile at others. Let's all try to
finish the last Of the first half Of 1915
all to the good and continue the good
work thra the remaining half.
am not posted on the war this week
as l have not read the paper very much
for the last few weeks.
The State and County Political pot
ID getting pretty warm We may ex-
after the NUvem Der election.
have just received and read the many
good letters from the different points
back there. | am glad to see so many
letters, and, remember correspondents,
that when you speak of any individual,
that means something to someone. We
the old settlers of the old home country
are always expecting to hear from some
dear friend thru the columns of The
good old News. Always remember you
are doing kindness for somone when
you write good letter to the News.
was disappointed when did not
see letter from u. g."
was very glad to see the kind words
from my tried and true friend, "Old
Joe." can not say what will do in
the future. Twill let you know in time
to meet me at the train.
Brown Eyes," of Whitwell, would
like to furnish you some of those de-
licious melons. Since the last letter,
nice red-sided peaches and plums have
appeared on the market.
Come to Texas where it is almost
perpetual summer, where the hooking |
bird sings twelve months in the year. |
Tell your best fellow il he brings you |
10 the best city in the best state it will |
% Dallas, Texas.
l was sorrow to see the account OF the |
leath of DR.. Smith, of Dunlap. DR..
smith, at one time was one of my best
riends and was up to the time of my
eaving the old valley. Not that our
ceilings ever had any occasion to change
nut distance sometimes has a tendancy
o end an acquaintance of long standing.
first got acquainted with DIR. Smith in
874.
l hope to hear from several places
ext week that have been silent for
ONE time.
l received letter today from the
Voodman Circle of coincidence and re-
pect, for which l am very proud and
i'll send them reply by their next
eeting.
Best of wishes to the Editor of the
ews and the big army of its readers.
Now, lay me down to sleep.
Lone Star