Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-01-27
WhItwell.

NJ Martin has a contract for ties
and timbers for lhs railroad to be
delivered at WmtwelI.
Samuel Carson, who died Jan
Is, 1898, WAS torn and lived in
Bedue County until two years ago
when he moved to this pl,ce He
leaves a widow and one child. The
funeral took place al Victoria, Sun, |
day Jan. is, Rev. j. NJ Wooten
officiating
WhitweIl has a large crop of
candidates for county officers; OF
course some will get /, IT, The attest
additions to candidates are ~ G.
Pryor Tor Sheriff, and Joe Kelley
for county court clerk.
We were glad to see Capt John
| Frater on our streets recently,
the first time since his severe &C.
cident.
Rev R. J. Moore has commenced
his new house at Red Hill. lie
declines to move TO Winchester
and will stay here,
Mrs. Deakins, daughter of Mrs.
! Tgart returned to her home IN
! Texas last Saturday.
Ed HilIiard has returned from
his visiting to his sister Mrs. Aud.
ley Heard, Of Chattanooga.
Red Hill gains another resident,
Frank Prize has moved there.
An old resident of this section e.
g. Hill died Jan. 10Th and was
buried at Victoria hear where he
had spent the most Of his life, tht
following day.
Capt. G. II. Crozier, the able su.
perinlendeut Of the I. e., /, d R
Il. Co. here, has mace coutrac
with K A. Patton to do sumo re-
pairs at the coke ovens when u,
finishes the foundation for the Goa
bunker Sinces Capt. CroMer'
administration Of the Company
business at Whitwell he has mad,
many improvements and 1t Away
on the alert tosee that the y ant i
49, kept to It's fullest capacity and ttfi
!, clency
From Alley corr. Dunlap Trib
une: Married by Rev } Aliey
d the writer, Jan. 18Th, at the hom
q of her mother, Mrs. Lizzie Wilson
70 MIR, Lawrence GrAySou, Of Whit
y. well, to Miss LilHe Nav Wiison, {
: THIS county.
a. u, The groom is an exceptions
~ young man Of pure moral AID r.
=" ligious character, OF fine bosines
vi qualifications, and is a hustler /
" business circles
The bride is one Of the most an
er liable Christian Young ladies in til
lst country, and will be an Ornamer
ment to any home and communit
no in which she may be situated.
III n. n. Rash has been very sic
for a few days but he is improyin
IFS now and will soon be out again.
''' Mrs. N. 9. Rush is visiting relatlv
at Noah and Manchester. She lie
ed here on the 10th and will return til
II" week.
We learn that Uncle Patn,
II Lamb died near College Static
er Tuesday. Mr.. Lamb was Il very o
man and had always been very acti
Ter for a man Of his age, but we lea
b. that his death was very suddp
.ts TINS make five Of tins family W
i'm have died in about two years, all
y, them grown people.
Oe Geo. Joseph made a business Il
to Bridgeport, Ala, Tuesday, for t
is purpose Of attaching the houSehc
Id, goods of John Kee who went to Is
!. Air and tailed to settle for the pro
IN Sions furnished by Mr., Joseph
tch two months.
Richard Duke is visiting at the +
gers House at Jasper this we,
Richard went to Warrior Ala, wi
are out saying goodbye to. Dave Ho
or way and Dave sent Deputy She
Ia Ransom Smith with a pressing n,
OF alton to return and Richard is no,
9c,, tull grown Teunessean. Boys
az, ways remember that your bondsu
I'm desire your presence and if you va.
the your reputation do not try to get
mr. friend into trouble.
nds Mrs Rhoda Bunet, and daugh
and will soon leave for Warrior A
j. where they will make their fut
home.
Kali Joseph OF Joseph Bros.
- purchased the l. r. Jordan pla