Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-03-24
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town Saturday.
Mr. d. F. Chaudoin, of Jasper,
was in town Thursday.
Miss Louise II. Hill visited Dixon
Cove Sunday, equestrienne.
Wheat eighteen inches high March
10Th. Can any town beat that?
J. G. Lancaster and II. K. Tate,
Of Jasper, were in town Saturday.
Mrs, J, w. Graham spent Sunday
with the Francis family in Dixon
Cove.
The Dramatic Club is thinking Of
giving a concert soon instead OF
play.
Miss Emma Gabel spent Saturday
and Sunday visiting Hiss Dora Pry-
or at Whitwell.
Chris Wagner has got some CT the
best wheat around here, and his
fields look simply immense.
Spring, gentle spring, is here and
now is the time to shuck off your
coat and sail into the work.
MIR. c. J. Gustafson and the Misses
GustafSon spent Sunday at Victoria
visiting Capt. Fratcr and sister.
Vegetation seemed to come along
last week with a jump. Saturday
we saw our first strawberry blossoms.
Miss Vira Stone, of Daus, who has
been studying music at Atlanta, vis-
tied her unCle Capt. Jas. Robertson,
Saturday.
G. w. Jorden, G. W Richie, and
J. II. Pryor, of Whitwell, are num-
bered among the many readers of the
News in that town.
w. G.. Hill visited Whitwell Satur-
day and found the miners idle on &C
count Of a suspension of work in the
mines for repairs on the incline, etc.
C. II. Davidson has fenced up the
land opposite the depot where the
boys had heir base ball grounds and
now they will have to seek another
place.
Russ Pryor, of Pryor, Harris &
Co., of Whitwell, passed through
town Monday morning en- route from
Jasper to his place OF business at
Whitwell.
We are much obliged to Mrs. J..
B. Eldridge for a Roblnia Grandi-
fora, whi3h she was kind enough to
raise for us from seed, and we have
carefully planted it.
Mr. Trplett, OF Jasper, conducted
services at Owen church Sunday
morning. The evening services OF
the Epworth League were much
abridged by the absence of the lead
er.
Sunday, the first day of spring
opened auspiciously and the dsy be.
ing an ideal one, most everybody took
advantage of it by going somewhere,
consequently the town was very
quiet
1t is now said that the old hote
will be finished throughout, instead
of only part as originally reported
We hope it will, and would lik
to see it turned into -four mill 0
wooden factory.
There will be tons--did We sa
tons? Yes, we did of wheat IA lse
hers this season and still no one
thinking OF going into the millin
business here. 1t has always bee
an established rule that other place
should get the benefit of Sequachee'
labor and capital, and this will b
no exception.
In the spring the human bod
needs assistance 10 throw off til
stagnatioh produced by wintC
diet. AS the temperature risC
under the growing heat of the sun
rays we fee tired, half sick an
low in spirits, because the blood
sluggish and lu!l ofimpuritIes. D
| J. II. McLean's Strengthening Co
! dial and B God Purifier is a rellab
| spring remedy to invigorate Il
! body and give tone to the dige
| tiun. Price SOC and 81 a bottl
| For sale by r J. Brown.
! With the thermometer between
| and ~ this week, there hard
| seems a necessity of gong to Flo
/ da, but
/ "Have you heard of the land of {
Il lemon and myrtle,
II Where the inidwmter seasons a
II balmy as May?
II Where they fish for the tarpon a.
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