Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1899-02-02
LOCAL.

J. A. Spears vent to Chattanooga
Monday.
Another car load Of hickory from this
place this week.
Mr. Cunningham loaded car OF lum-
Der Friday and Saturday.
II. e. Tate ard W. S. Pryor made a
visit to Jasper Friday afternoon.
Andrew Harris was in town Saturday
and reports his son, A. j. Harris as be-
ing better.
James Thornton returned from
Chattanooga Monday evening to enter
school here.
r. p Jones, Of Jasper veteran road
builder, was looking over the contem-
plated road Saturday.
John Blessing, ex-road commissioners
was in town Saturday looking over 1he
| proposed mountain road.
Mrs Schultz, mother Of J. L. Schultz,
! has been confined to the house lately
| by sickness. but is now convaiescent.
Quite a number Of people have applied
| to see the plans for the new road, Tor
which will be received until noxt Sat
urday Feb. 4,
We are glad to hear that Mr.. b. ?.
Buffaloe who used to live here, is doing
we'll at Leonard, Ala, whore he is ma
king crop this year
Our new depot agent besides being an
aimable young man and the pink OF ,po-
! likeness, is also hunter, and ported a
large wild cat one day last week over
in the ridges.
Gustafson Bros have sold all the tu-
yeros and coolers on hand and have but
a limited quantity of valves in stock
owing to tho increased demand for these
articles.
Mr.. J. W. Graham returned from
South Pittsburg Saturday and spent
Sunday with his family. He is well
| pleased with his new duties and will
remove his family there soon.
precocious Pikeville youngster who
had just returned from Sunday school,
where his mother had taken him over
the protest of his father, startled tho
family circle with this question: Moth
or, isn't hell slightly overcrowdod|'
mo, my dear" was the cutting reply,
Your father is still living. "-Banner
Wonderful are the cures by Hoods
Sarsaparilla and yet it is only because
as the one true blood purifier, it makes
pure, rich, healthy, life-giving blood.
Hoods Pills for the liver and
bowels, act easily, yet promptly. 25c'
Marion D. Moss, the enterprising
stable keeper of Whitwell, has renew
ed his subscription to the News for an
other year We are gratified to hear
from Mrs. Moss that she would give 10
cents copy for it rather than be with
out it.
Mr.. b. F. Coudra, of Shirleyton, be-
sides paying his own su description for a
year has the paper sent to his daught-
or at Martin, Tenn. Mr.. Condra worked
on the Farley and Wright houses when
they were constructed and therefore Is
no stranger to Soquachee.
Mr.. Geo. w. Lewis, the hustling a.
gent of the best and only complete pa
per In the Valley, called Monday on
his way to Jasper. The rapidity and
continuity of happenings in the advan-
cling town of Whitwell keeps him quite
busy aud az he is pusher the interests
of our friends and the people Of that
live town will be well attended to.
Thursday evening last Mr.. and Mrs,
B. L. Havron, opened their homo to the
young people of the place and gave &
very pleasant entertainment, which
was generally accepted and enjoyed. A
prize was competed Tor by male seams
sters, which was awarded to Mr. H. E
Tate, though, some of the boys aver tina
his sewing was only sew, sew, and tina
he had assistance and direction.