Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1899-07-20
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Special to tho News:
/ Circuit court conyones next Tuesday.
Milton Lewis spent tho week in Ira
ey City.
Virgil LOWS, Of PikeviIle, spent sun
day at home.
Hugh Lamb, Of Chattanooga, is in the
visiting home folks this week.
The Sunday school union picnic last
week was q success IN every particular
and every one reported pleasant day.
At least 900 people were present TO
witness the program.
Editor Norris, Of Pileyllle attended
the Union picnic here Saturday
W. A. Moore spent Sunday in Pike
Willie.
The last reports from the coal mines
Is 20 inches. Pretty good prospect Tor
Dunlap to become one OF the business
centres of the SequaChee Valley. Ev-
eryone put their shoulders to the VIII eel
and give a push.
Died, Aunt Peggy Reynolds at her
home in East Dunlap on Monday night.
She was buried at the Rankin grave
yard,
Abnor Wycof, OF Daus, was on our
streets Tuesday.
Charley Stewart of Whitwell came up
Sunday to see his best girl
Mr.. and Mrs, Taylor Davis have re-
turned to their home at Sale Creek.
Mrs. Jno. r, Davis, of Nashville, are
in the city visiting friends and rela-
tiyes.
S. b. Alley, one OF Stewart & Alleys
promising clerks, says he would not
know what to do if pretty lassie was
to kiss MIN.
Capt. Ham, Of Chattanooga, registered
at the Moore House Tuesday night
Tho wheat crop in Sequachee county
fell short one-half of last years crop.
Dan McWnlams, OF Fillmore, was on
our streets Tuesday.
Laurence Barker, of Chattanooga, is
! home visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs
| b. b. Barker on Brush Creek.
Monday morning while the train was
/ crossing Brush Creek saw log fell of
and came near wrecking the train.
ESQ. 7. j. Stewart and Bill Merrimar
/ has one hundred bushels of wheat or
their 10 aero field above town,
Alexander Bros. are putting in full
line OF groceries, dry goods and notions
Startling Hixson who has been sicl
for the past few months, with scrofula
is better at this writing.
The brick yard under tho manage
ment of Mr. Williams is under full
sway.
Robt. Mauzy has finished painting
his house and he now has one Of the
finest dwelling houses in Sequache'
Valley.
Miss Matte Smith has opened he
school at Lambs school house.
Mr.. j. f. Barker has moved his fam
lily to Sunnyside where he will teact
fall term Of school.
Henry James was brought before
esquire Blalock last Friday for an at
tempt to commit murder in the first de
gree on Jno L. Oeakins. He wa
bound over to circuit court under $50
bond.
Billie Standfer has bought bike
and now rides around for his health.
Miss Eva Word who has been teach
ing at Coveting, Louisiana, arrived il
the city Saturday night.
II, c. Stewart, one of our promising
young men, spent the 4th at Sparta.
Joe McIntire and brother Mat opene,
school at Union last Monday.
Mr.. A. K. Price, of Whitwell. atter
ded the picnic at Alleys Cave last Sal
urday.
There will be a game of base bal
here Saturday between the Pikevill
and Dunlap mines.
Roger Davis, of Chattanooga, attend
cd tho picnic at Alleys Cave Saturday,
L. S. Ewton, who has been sicl, 70
some time, is on tho road to recovery.
George Byrd, who has been sick &c
some time, is conyalescent
Miss Esther Hatfield, who has bee
sick for the past two weeks is out AGAR
Dr. Lasater, who was threatened vii
pneumonia fever, is out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mullenix, Of Chattanot
r ga, are at the Rankin House for tn
summer.
r HUMBUG.