Sequachee Valley News from Sequachee, Tennessee • Page 3

LOCAL. Gladys Pryor is nick with the measles. Miss Anna Deakins has been ill this week. Col. J.

A. White, of Chattanooga, is visiting in the city. Mrs. Quarles, of Jasier, was visit ing in town Sunday. Jackson Lee and Chas.

Handle went "up tlis road" Sunday. C. C. Honts visited the cement plant iu Copenhagen Sunday. Frogs are peeping or hollering, which ever yon have a mind to call it.

Miss Myrtle Coppinger, of Coppinger Cove, spent Tuesday in the city. Miss Pearl Stansberry, of Jasper, was visiting in the city Sunday. Walter Hopkins was up from South Pittsburg to see home folks Sunday. Mrs. C.

E. Cunningham and Miss True Randle went to Jasper Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Harris, of Jasper, visited Mr.

and Mrs. Haynes Sunday. Miss Nina Randle spent Sunday with Miss Eunice Hutton, of Victoria. Mac Thomas and John Hester, of South Pittsburg, were visiting in the city Sunday. Mrs.

Byrd, mother of Mrs. W. S. and little daughter, of Upper Eust Tennessee, are here Mrs. F.

(3. Pearson left Tuesday for Chattanooga where she will probably remain for severaUmonths. Some of our sanguine citizens say the electric railway tr internrban sys tem is coming. Won't we buzz then! Measles have fastened their clutch on the younger generation of the town, and quite number of families report cases. Harley Layne, John Wright, Arthur Wells and Albert Price, of Jasper, were in the city Sunday, enjoying things in various ways, Jim Hoge, the dashing young beau of the JSbenezer settlement, was in town Sunday.

Rev. Scott, of Whitwell, held regu lar services at the school house Sun day morning. Miss Minetta Holland, of Pryor In stitute, Jasper, was the admired guest of Miss Juliette Hopkins Saturday and aunaay. Petitions are being circulated to make Sequachee an independent school district, so its citizens can look after its own school affairs. Don't forget the box supper at the Hall Saturday night.

There will be a nice entertainment therewith, free as the wind, so saddle up old Beck and come on. Mr. Sam Wilson is the proud and happy father of a Carmack (i. e. lxy) weighing 11 pounds who arrived at his home Monday morning.

Mother and baby are doing well. "Genuine Tennessee Burt, Red Rust Proof, Blue and all other varieties of Seed Oats in stock. We can fill your order on a moment's notice. CHATTANOOGA FEED CO. The N.

C. St. L. bridge gang, who have been at work in this vicinity for over a month, left Saturday. A great deal of work has been done on the trestles in thi3 vicinity, and they have been put in good shape.

Andy Curtis or the mountain, was here Monday. He came in on the very praiseworthy mission of paying his subscription. He doubts if fruit is hurt on the mountain so far, but he has no hopes for this ti be a "fruit year. At the League services at the Church Sunday night, a bpautiful solo, "My Faith in Thee," was sung by Miss Nina Randle very nicely. Miss Randle is improving greatly in her singing, and is gifted with a strong voice which is developing excellent tone quality.

The N. C. St. L. R'y depot is be- ing infinted this week the color be dug can ary 8 formerly, while the low eT portion against which the loiterers Test, is painted a deep red instead of 'green.

The color of the inte.rurban de not leen decided on yet. Neighbors Got Fooled. I was literally coughing myself to death, and had become too weak to leave my bed, and neighlmrs predicted that I would never leave it alive: but they Cot fooled, for, thanks be to God I was induced to try Dr. King's New Discovery. It took just four one dollar bottles to completely cure the cough restore me to good sound health," writes Mrs.

Eva I'licapher, of Grover-town. Stark lnd. This King of cough and cold cures, and healer of throat and lungs, is guaranteed by Curtis Coppinger. and 1. 00.

Trial bottle free. Mrs. Sherman Very III. Mrs. (J.

Sherman was taken very sick Monday night, and Dr. Turner of Jasper, was hastily summoned. After an examination. Dr. Hough, of Vhattanooag, was sent for.

but endorsed the treatment of Dr. Turner under whose care she now is. For a while lier life was almost despaired of, but this morning she is much better. The illness of Mrs. Sherman has been the vause of much concern among the people of Sequachee, and all nnite in Nvlshintt her a speedy restoration to health.

The Texas Wonder. Cures all Kidney. Bladder and Rheumatic troubles: sold by all druggists; or two mouth's treatment bv mail for l. oo. Dr.

K. W. Hall. 21 Olive street. St.

L-mis. Send for Tennessee testimonial. Wanted to lmv second-hand i ler and ensiii 1i to 20 horse lower. ATCHlF. HANDLE WORKS.

Sequatchie. Tenn. South Scquachee. Special to the A 'rift. We were on the mountain and it was winter out there.

Sunday It was so cold I was almost afraid to try to talk. Riding and driving on the' pike is the go here. We were sorry of the death of Mrs. Susan Brown, the wife of Granville Brown, as we have been acquainted with them twenty-two years. She was a uood and much beloved Chiist- ian woman.

We would fay to the hus band and children, kindred and friends, weep not for she is no doubt with the Redeemer, for blessed are they that die in the Lord. She had no enemies. It is so cold I cun't write, but such as I have I arive. Tim in.iv vprv feeble and I rido the same horse behind her. Eggs are quoted 1 cents and wo on lv ir ft I'i innta Shnme on them! What side of a jug is me muuwuui The inside, of course.

Ho is the hon- estlv of th stipulator, for it never pmitaa nut Remember the doom of the liars witn nil wlinrmnrmirpiw. sinners anu npo eriti. lhind me. Satan. The love of monev is the root of ull evil, vet nvervlwwltr ia ursbbinir at it.

Hon- estlv think of it. thou fool, this night thy soul may be reijnireu 01 m. Then lav nn trRfiHures in heaven. Remember well anu uear in mum iu tireiinra fnr hpnvpn ill a Short time. Search t.hn Krrinture and obey them and gain a home with Christ, the Sav iour.

Cold In Memory of Robt. Lee. We have met. with a loss that we sometimes think we never can hear, nnrl that io thn deaths of our friend, Robert Lee. Robert departed this lire Jan.

29, 1907. He was about 22 years old. Robert was a true type of young He was always ready to lend a hlftih hand to nv one that needed his He. was loved bv all wnn knew him. He was in our home for three lone vears, and during all that time he was a faithful member, of our Sunday School, iie proiesseu faith in Christ about a year oeioie nu left us, and he always talked to us like he was eniovinir his faith.

Robert was a coori ho v. Robert is gone but not lorgouen, anu memory will be chensneu in loving 1 fl SnniinT School and in all Uhn when he left this community, and now it seems like we miss him more. How our hearts would have been saddened if we could have crazed unon his lifeless face, but how thankful we are thaf Jesus had sweet lv saved him bv his trrace. Our loss is his gHin. in nis uying hours his friends asked him if they could do anvthinir for him.

He said no he would soon be in the bright be yond. We trust he is at the pearly gate awaiting our coming. Let us say Thv will be dono." Let us be taitn ful and we shall see Robert again Weep not, loved ones, for he is at rest with Him. Sorrow has ended and joys eternal bemn. Pam has forever ceased and he is shouting the praise ot uou who redeemed him.

He can no more come back to earth till he comes with Christ on the elad resurrection morn Father, brother and sister, we would ask in this sad hour of grief that yon take your troubles to Jesus and He will give yon sweet reliet. Farewell, Robert, lareweii. There is none to our hearts more near, It is sad to give you up But your presence makes heaven more dear. How impatient we'll be to join yon In that mansion beyond the sky; How happy will be the meeting, more to sav gooiioye. MR.

AND MRS. C. C. HOUTS. Eastland.

Special to the News. We are glad to know that jonn Griffith has returned to his home. Jim Ellrod and Foster Layne are all smiles at this minute. You ought to see them walk the streets of Eastland, and they don't walk them by themselves, either. Ye writer and James Ellrod took dinner with Will Baltimore Sunday.

The 5-year-old girl of Hence Layne has had the fever but is better. The infant child of Ben Baltimore is sick and not expected to live. We notice that Preston Tate has a new coal digger. Mr. Tate had better repent like the Tracy Miner and raise his boy union.

To the Shady Grove writer: When yon see Foster he will have a little wife, then you will stop asking mo much about him. Foster iftid James Ellrod will be in some day with their little darlings. They are not near married yet, but are just ready to marry, for two girls passed by and looked at them. Good morning, "Blue," I am a un ion man. I think you are from your piece.

I wish that every man saw just like yon. limes would bo better. Come again. Jake Baltimore was with his girl yesterday, Miss Crecie Frizell. 'Rah for Jake! Come on, old loy, yon are all right.

To "Heart Broketi my friend am proud that you have opened your eyes. I wish tiiat all men would do as you have done. Times would be better. No, yon have not caused any woman or child to suffer, but you have driven men away from their homes and loved ones. myself am awav from a dear old mother, who is weighed down with years.

I could have ben with her today if it had not been for yon follows breaking the strike and there are others here just like me. We, as union men, greet vou and shake hands von. Our homes are at Whitwell. I hope that some day old Whitwell will be herself again ivtie itiimtn, your piece is no good. You need not come Oi Blue's Brother.

Tiles of people have Piles. Why suffer from piles when you can ihi DeWitt'a Witch Hazel Salve and get relief. Nothing el, gn gond. lie-ware of iinitati.in. that the name is stumped on each lx.

Sold bv J. W. "A full line Field and Garden at rock lottom figures." CHATTAN'l A FEED CO. Pikeville. Special to the News.

A wending of social interest was that of Mr. Homer Boyd and Miss Maggie Davenport, which was solemnized Feb. on YYalden's Ridue. Both are well known and very popular and have a host of relatives and friends, who wish them much joy. Jennie Henson daughter of J.

J. Henson and wife, who has leen seri ously ill with pneumonia, is improv ing. Mrs. Harvey Greening has returned to her home in Oklahoma after a visit of several weeks here with parents, Mr. and Mrs.

W. A. Barber. Ralph Dyer, who has been seriously ill for two weeks, is slowlv improving, under the careful attention of Dr. J.

P. Barnett. Charlotte Rose Thompson called on little Marv Brown last week. Miss Ethel Young, of Atpontly vis ited relatives and friends here this week. B.

F. Cowan, of Whitwell, was vis iting his son, W. S. Cowan, one day last week. James Pankey, one of Bledsoe's most prominent citizens, died ut his home near Mansfield Mill, Feb.

3. Fun eral services were conducted by Bro. Chaa Holder. Jim Price, of Whitwell, was seen on our streets one day last week. Miss 1 lossie oust is visiting friends in Jasper this week.

Mrs. Parbam called on Mrs. Katie Cowan last week. Oscar Young, of Atpontley, was in our city" Sunday. Misses Lnla and Grace Pone and Maggie Clark called on Mrs.

Ed Dyer Saturday. W. A. Urown. who has been in the goods business for twelve years, has sold to Vaughn Deakins and will go to Oklahama Mrs.

Moore, of Dunlap, spent last week here. lib, 11 II .1 I'l 11 1 1 with la grippe, is improving. Miss Ethel Coppinger, of Chattanoo ga, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Charity Hall. 'Aliss Lea Vaughn left for St.

Louis Monday. W. S. Thompson, "the produce was on Cumberland Mountain Sunday. Bro.

Rntledge and J. W. Barker called on J. S. Young Sunday after noon.

Mrs. McGinness and children spent several days in Atpontly last week. Saner Kraut. Happy Hollow. Special to the Neivs Visiting is the order of the day.

Mr. and Mrs. Alec Lofty visited homefolks Sundav. Dee Ross visited his sister near Vic toria Sunday. Miss Josie Ross looked pleased Sun day.

D. A. Ragsdale ate a cake Sunday as big as a wash kettle and had to stand in the water Monday. Miss Ethel Lyne visited Misses Mary and Minnie Ragsdale Saturday and Sunday. Miss Janie Ross looked pleased Sun day.

Callie Ragsdale visited Myrtle Butler Sunday. Misses Minnie Ragsdale and Ethel Layne were horseback riding Sunday, Miss Pearl Lewis was all smiles Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Carson visited Sam McCurry Sunday.

John Carson was in the hollow bun dav. If you want to see Alta Ragsdale smile iust ask her who sent her that postcard. Well, I think Will Burnett has gone in a hole ana pulled it in after him. for he hasn't been in Happy Hollow a lone time John Miller was in Happy Hollow Sundav looking Fad. Sherman Ross looked handsome Sun dav.

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Long visited D. A. Ragsdale one day last week.

A certain girl in the hollow said that Charlie Lcng was sure good looking. Miss Mary Ragsdale looked pleased Sunday. White Dove. TATESVILLE. Spei ial li t'ie Neivs.

N. Cagle was up on the ridge hunting his sheep the other day and found them. One was sick from eating ivy, and he stopped it up in a hollow log until the next tlay. Charlie Heard, of Chattanooga, was out here a few weeks ago. He says he is going to hang his hat on Joe Hul-let's sheep horn.

L. P. Brewer went to his steel traps Sunday morning and got six eggs out of one of them. W. M.

AVimberly was visiting L. P. Brewer Sunday. S. P.

Sainply and family spent aim- day with L. P. Brewer and family. A. 15.

Urewer was out nere irom Mt. Airy last week. He said he wish ed that his throat was a mile long so ho could taste the sweet potatoes a long time. The star root diggers have dug up the ridges around here. I heard a preacher say that he ate i chicken gizzards on one trip ho made to Land's Chapel.

No wonder the chickens and hogs go south. We have had some rough weather out here. Old Blue. Always to Be Depended Upon. nW1iph a person get nn in the morning with a dull headache ami a tired, stretchy feeling, it is an almost certain indication that the liver, or bowels, or both are decidedly out of order.

At such times Nature, the wisest and best of all doctors, takes this means to givo warning that she needs the help and gentle assistance which can best lie obtained from that old family remedy, Drandreth's Pills, which has been in use for over a century. They are the same fine, laxative tonic pill your grandparents used, when doctors were few and far between and when people had to have remedy that could absolutely 1 depended upon. ltrandreth's Pills can be deluded un and are sold in every drug and medicine store, either ulain or siigar- 1 routed. I Native to your retire- meats iu Seed Potatoes and Onion Set. We are headnnarters." CHATTANOOGA FEED CO.

WATCII US GROW. E. E. Powell, Whitwell, is a new US GROW. Mrs.

A. J. Hunter, Kimball, has her subscription extended a year. WATCII L'S (iKOW. Mrs.

Kebecca Hancock, Jasper, re news her subscription. WA'ICll L'S GROW, A. J. Curtis, of the mountain, re- news his subscription. WATCII US GROW.

Mrs. O. Pearson, Sequachee, re news her subscription. WA1CH US GROW. J.

J. Lasater, Hillsboro, re news his subscription, and takes advantage of the Commercial Appeal offer. WATCH US GROW. William Wattis, Whitwell, orders the News. WATCII US GROW.

Dr. J. R. Gott, of Petros, renews his subscription and is the first to accept onr offer of the Taylor-Trot- wood Magazine in connection with the News. WATCII US GROW.

Mrs. A. W. Perkins, Dunlap, orders the News. WATCII US GROW.

Etna. Sfleria fa the Neivs. Misses Lnla Mills and Althea Mi us came from Chattanooga Sunday visit mar home folks. Dora Vicars and Gracie Uooker went to the mill Sunday and reported a nice time. Charlie Vicars went to the lock and dam Saturday and returned at 12 o' clock that nitrht.

Charlie Vicars said that he got a ion at the lock and dam sanding the track for the steamboat and is looking for a job at breaking right away. If you want to see liracie tjooke smile just ask her if she wanted to see "hog head. Charlie Vicars is talkinar about sroing to Empire, to see his sister, Nan nie Nabors. Bro. Hatfield was to preach at Whiteside Sunday might We all went but we trot disappointed.

Dr. Dossett was with his best girl Sunday night. i Bro. Winsett wore a long smile on his face Sunday. If your want to see Harry Erwin smile, ask him when' he saw May Strown.

Dora Vicars and Gracie Cooke spent the evening with Mrs. Blevins Sun day. Frankie Vicars said she would like to see her sister at Empire. Ala. Charlie Vicars and Henry O'Neal went to Chattanooga Saturday to have some fun and they had it right Mr.

and Mrs. Hawkins were visiting Mrs. Taylor Sunday to. get them some milk and butter for supper. W.

D. Raffords and C. J. Foster had a foot race after a nigger Sunday, Mrs. Rachel Mills s)ient Sunday with ner mother, Mrs.

JSeal. Mrs. Rains visited Miss Lou Cookes Monday. Dora. Kimball.

Spain! to IheNeivs. How glad we were to see the tiretty days the first of the week. few Calvin Lewis visited his sister here Mrs. John Walker, Sunday. Walter Doss and Scott Blansett at tended the mule sale at.

Jasper Mon dav. Mr. and Mrs. Calvy Hanocck visited Mrs. Andv Hunter here Friday Alex Rogers, of- Pleasant Grove, nassed through Kimball last week, Misses Rean and Prudie Walker vis ited Miss Dora Jones Sunday, Reed and Pat Lane visited Arthur and Van Doss Sunday.

B. Smart, of Stevenson was here on business Saturday. Ala. John Dawson was on our streets Monday. Miss Eddie Doss visited her cousin Miss Girtie Rogers, at South Pitts' burg, Monday.

Dan Gallegher has been mule trading. Next Sunday is Rev. Bird'B day to preach here. Everybody is invited to come out and hear him. We were sorry to hear of the little child of Mr.

and Mrs. Maloy Rogers getting burned to death some days ago at Bridgeport, Ala. Mrs. Lncretia Smith, of Hancock's Station, visited friends here last week. Ask Scott Blansett whose horses those were that Van Doss was driving the other day if you want to see him grin.

With three cheers will close. for the News, I Sledge Hammer. COAL CITY. GA. Special If IheNcJi-s.

Warm weather is the order of the day. Mr. Kartline and family called on J. C. Holland Sunday.

G. A. Prince called on T. J. and J.

P. Bostain Sunday. The Princ and Suttles Iwyg seemed to cnioy themselves rabbit hunting Sunday. They only saw for.r and had to see them lope oif. Frank Holland is so well off he afford a grind rock.

He has to go two miles to grind his axe, and he gaps it liefore he gets home. All the Doys rrotu mo vauev were out on the mountain Snndav. Ye writer iias such a bad cold that it has almost got the liet of my nose. We have loved ones gone we would like to Rut that day will never he Until we meet alsve the sky. There well speak no more goodbye.

What peai-e and joy that will lie To meet onr loved ones on the sea. Little Sister. I I I EALTH i fully restored by the iiiviit alterative and tonic. Hood's Sariuparilla, and vou remember the old sjiyinvf. heulili IS WEALTH.

Crumley's Chapel. Special to the Muddy roads seem to be the order of the day. Misses Ethel Nelson, and I-annie and Katie Thomas called at the P. O. Sunday.

Ask Thomas Daffron who that letter was from he got Sunday morning and see him smile. Toiumie Newsom and Jack Smith called at Brown's store Sundav. Misses Janie Degnau and Florence Allen bad their beauty struck Sunday. Alice Varker and Mintio Mvers call ed on Miss Charlotte Bromley Saturday. Mrs.

Mallard visited Mrs. Ford Sun dav. Wesley Woodard has moved to the valley. We are sorry to see him They were good neighbors. Julia McNabb of Kelly Ferry, was on the mountain Saturday.

Thomas Sexton attended Sunday school at the Drum Sunday. We are glad to hear that onr Sunday schxl has started again. Hope it will succeed. Several people are moving here now. Everybody subscribe for the News; only r0 cents per year.

We were sorry to hear of the death of Mrs. Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. Camphie Murphey, of Pittsburg, are visiting the lat-ter's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Blackburn Sexton. Rememlter the song, girls: "The bovs won't do to trust." Messrs. Arnold and Helton called at Mr. S.

E. Bromley's. George Honts was visiting on the mountain Sunday. Mr. Smith is talking of moving to Whitwell.

Henry Bailey is visiting his parents. Mr. ana Mrs. Bailey. He has been working at Adger, Ala.

for sometime. lhe death angel visited the home of Mrs. Parker and took from her her be loved husband. Weep not, dear ones, but be prepared to meet him in that beautiful city where parting never comes. He leaves two little ones and host of friends to mourn his loss.

S. L. Bromley, the postmaster at Roope, made a flying trip to Chatta nooga Saturday. Henry Ransom and Allen Pvburn visited on the river Sunday. 'lhe world Is full of flowers and the flowers full of dew, The dew is full of love for you and only yon.

1 railing Arbutus. Use a little KODOL after your meals and it will be found to afford a prompt and efficient relief. KODOL nearly approximates the digestive juices. It di gests what yon eat. It is sold on a guaranteed relief plan.

Sold here by J. W. Simpson, Jasper, Tenn. Mr. Scott, traveling salesman for a tobacco firm, was in town between trains Friday evening.

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