Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-02-24
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Jones Beene 1T So. Piltshurg was
in our city Wednesday night return
ing Thursday.
Henry Milligan has been very low
with fever but he is now improving
aud will soSn DO out again,
Mr.. and Mrs. w, c. Adams return
cd last week from an extended visit
to relatives at Stout, Ohio.
Joe Spangler while driving in the
mines got hiS arm broken and Will
be off some time on account of same.
A. J. EasterIy has sold his buH.
ness in the GraysUn Building to w.
c. Adams and will remain as clerk
for the new firm.
Wash Brooks the Marshal of So.
Pittsburg and the best looking man
we have seen f!om that city was here
this week.
G. w. Henry gent to Sequachee
Sunday to see--well you ought to
know the rest. lie says he is going
again Saturday.
VIC. Adams has opened mp with
q nice, clean, up to date stock Of
goods in the W. H. Grayson house.
Give him a call--he will do you right,
DR.. A. r. and Mrs. Peay wish to
express, to the people of Whitwell.
their sincere and heartfelt thanks for
their kindness during the sickness
and death of their little daughter,
Catherine.
The Democratic Executive Com.
mittee was we'll attended Monday by
By our nslghborhood as follows:
w. NJ. Graham; w. a. Pryor; George
Crozier; J. NJ. Price Jr.; ]. II. Ilud-
son; 4. J. Price; J II. Northcut.
John B. Garrett of Nashville Tenn,
Grand Secretary Of the Masonic
Grand Lodge of TenI., was visiting
the Wmtwoll Brethren this week.
! Mr.. Garrett is asplenied fellow and
we hope to see him in orr City often,
S. A. Cowan while bosSing the
! Coke Overs last week accidently
went to sleep and as his thermometer
failed ~ work he had singed his hair
and burned his pretty fac before his
friends found him. Sam is alright
we're il mot for his faults.
Married, Sunday, Feb. 20, | p. N.
At the residence Of the brides parents
Mr.. A. J. Easterly and Miss EuIa
Duke, Rev. J. NJ. Wooten officiating
Mr.. and Mrs. Easterly left in the
evening to visit the relatives and
and friends OF Mr.. Easterly, near
Sunnyside, Tenn. They will return
in few days and locate in our city
| in the w. Grayson residence neal
the stsrs formerly owned by Mr.
Eastsrly. We wish them a long
happy and prosperous life.
| Mr.. J. VI. Price, j. went to Jasper
Monday to attend the meeting Of tn,
Democratic Executive COMMITTED
think Jim 10 'tlOOence" the Com
mlttee to give the race for Register
Jim is a good, honest, young mar
and deserves the support OF all goOC
citizens and more worthy candidate
would be HARD to find and if he Sc
cures the race he will make tn
"Colored Brudder" get q bump OIL
himself.
DIED-Ca Catherine, daughter o
DR.. and Mrs. A. T. I'eay with brail
fever, Saturday night, Feb. 10 1885,
aged four years and six months. l
will be buried Monday at the family
graveyard near Christana, Tenn
DR.. Peay, Mrs. Peay and son Robt
accompanied by Mrs. Fannie Laml
and MIR. James Colson Jr., took tn,
corpse to so Pittsburg Sunday anC
will continue the journey Monday.
The long looked for event hal
come-Laural Rebekah Lodge No 81
100. F., was duly instituted las
Wednesday night, Feb. Is by Bro. J
r. Harwell, G. ). and State organic
er, assisted by Bro. Jones Beene o
SO. Pittsbnrg. We had an interest
ing time and we all enjoyed our
selves hugely. We finished the wOrl
about ~ o'clock and finished the grul
abou. o'clock. We went hOm'
happy, went to our snOozing anC
dreamed all night Of goats, scorpians
snakes and every imaginable inseo
and reptile.
Laural Rebekah Lodge No. 81 |
o. o. +. was instituted WEDNESDAY
night Feb. is and the following Off
GERS elected aud appointed for pre-