Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-09-22
Jas. Brown lie in the city.


Bin Spears, of Jasper, was in the city
A. R. Hail, OF Jasper, was in the city
Monday.
One man rule muSs NOT obtain in Ma
W. B. Bise returned from Birming-
ham lAst week.
A. N. Dsaklns. who has been quite
III, is improving.
Ms. John Lee, of Birmingham, is
visiting In the city.
Jsmes Jones Of Kimball, is now
resident Of this burg.
F. F. Conway and wife, Of Bridgeport,
we're in the city Sunday.
Whit and Eek Bisc, Of Chattanooga,
we're in tho city SUNDAY.
DR.. Meyers and son, Walter, of Jas
per- were in the city Monday.
The stove works is shipping stoves al
most as fast as they mako them.
W. II. Clay is painting R F. NJ Kirk
patrick's new residence in Alabama.
Ed Williams is much better. after be-
ing quite i'll for somo days with fiux.
NJ. NJ. Allison drives the most fash
iona6le span in the city. Mike is a
hustler.
The stove works shut down Tuesday
on account of the death OF Mrs. Jack
Reynolds.
j. c, Beene, editor Of the Statesman,
attended the lato Senatorial ConVen-
ton at Winchester
Mrs. Vaught, OF Stevenson. Ala, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Polk Tanner,
whose baby is worry low.
Miss Lucy McCampbell, of Rocky
Springs, who has been so i'll, is now
thought TO be out Of danger.
Judge Chas. Carpenter, Of Dunlap,
was in the city last Friday attending a
meeting OF the Electric Light Co.
Price ScrugRs. of Memphis, arrived In
the city last Saturday. He has many
friends here who are glad to SOC him.
Mrs. Joe B,ene and Miss Lena Beene,
Of South Pittsburg, were visiting in
Jasper Neutrality-suspicious. Democrat.
Mrs. Dr. J. b. Cowan spent last weel,
with her daughter, Mrs. Joe lsoene, at
South Pittsburg. -Tullahoma Guardian.
Ernest Wright left for South Pitts
burg this week, where he has position
in the telegraph Office, says the Jasper
Democrat.
Raulic Beene knows a good thing
when he secs it. lie says the News
: Banner is a good Valley paper. The
head OF our esteemed city marshal is
level.
Walter GlRsscock and wife, of Bridge
| port are in the city for few weeks.
Mr., Glasseock has taken the foreman
ship of the Republican for a tempory
! period.
There was large attendance from
, here at the SequaChee Sunday School
: Convention but which would nave boon
much larger if the manufactures Of tho
city had shut down.
| There was another strike at the
Blackjack Foundry Monday, tho Union
men quitting work. We trust the
trouble will soon be amicably and sat
istactorily adjusted.
Miss Leila Cordell, Of Dunlap, who
has boon visiting her sister Mira. Mack
WOOdhn, returned home Monday &C
com panied by MFs. WoOdhn, who goel
! to Dunlap TO reeupeFate.
Lawson Smith, OF Chattanooga, wal
here this week, prospecting for loca
ton for tin shop. As we hAvo no til
shop, we feel that he would do vel
here and hope he will come.
Prof. Hart, the dancing-master, ha'
opened q class OF little children. III
says IL the older ones don't want Il
knOW how 10 dance he will teach tbs
children how 70 walk anyway.
Tho trouble between Mrs. Jas. Bailey
and MSs. Mary Scott has been settle.
By Nhs latb6f going before Squire Nc
Campbell and FotraOtinR all she had
said About Mrs. Bailey. This is . goo,
wayNO adjust differences. When yo,
aSe wrong acknowledge IL.
There WAS baptism Il service at The
wharf Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock
one subject for membership in tht
Primitive Baptist Church being baptiz
ed, There have been several addition
TO this church recently and they are t,
soon hold a series OF meetings.
Remember the Maine" thing in plac
ing your ad is to place It in the pape
that has the largest circulation in orde
to get the best results In the Sequa
chez Valley the News-BanneF is the pa
per that has the largest circulation
yes, by far.
Mrs j. c. Beene, Of South Pittsburp
is visiting relatives and friends in thi
community, this being her home 10
many years. she has many warn
friends here who are glad to see her.
Stevenson Chronicle.
Il. J. and A. b. Jacoway aud Mrs. J
II. Vaught went to South PittshurR las
Sunday. They we're called there o
account Of the serious Illness OF Mr.. an,
Mrs. J. Tanners baby. II is worry los
and not expected to live.-Stevenso
Chronicle.
We thank Mr.. Lewis, editor Of IN
Whitwell department for his kind an
complimentary note Of Us. We can cei
tainly return the compliment Tn
WhitWoll department is one Of the lis
est and best features Of the News Bar
nsr and the people appreciate il.
Russell o. Besne, OF Sou th Pittsbure
| -.ho hoIda a cond nnaifion in tha -