Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1899-05-18
LOCAL.

day.
X. H. Curry went to Jasper Sunday
morning.
All kinds Of early vegetables are on
the market.
Nicholas Fulfur was at Post meeting
Saturday last
Bicycle riding is favorite amuse-
ment here after sunset.
Joe Green, of Victoria, attended the
Post meeting Saturday.
The Hustler, OF South Pittsburg, GER
tainly gets up the nows.
Correspondents are requested to wake
up and send US some news.
Members o OF the Davenport family
decorated their lot Sunday.
L. W. Gabol returned from a trip up
the valley Saturday morning
Fishermen are busy inventing yarns
about what they have caught.
Victoria coke ovens are now turning
outseventy tons of coke per day,
A. Burnett, Sr., has sold his white
horse to Marion Moss, of Whitwell.
Childrens' Day at this place has been
postponed on account Of the measles.
w. F. Smith, of Gruetli, was in town
Saturday attending &. A, R. meeting.
From every section comes the graft
flying report that wheat is doing well.
Prof. II. f. Tate is agent for the
Meade Cycle Company in this vicinity.
And still the church yard gate rests
upon the ground. Who will pick it UP?
Mrs. c. E. Cunningham is sick with
the measles. Master Neal has recover
ed,
Rev, A. D. Stewart, OF Whitwell, was
in town Thursday and Friday of last
week.
Dallas Dixon from Sequachee Cove,
came down to G. A. R. meeting Satur-
day.
The box supper appears to have come
to stay. Another one is said to be on
the tapis.
Several new subscribers this week
and more coming, Every body wants
the News.
viii Robertson has received his new
Armada wheel and is developing into a
scorcher.
News comes that A. J. Harris, son of
Andrew Harris, has beon quite sick
this week.
C. J. Gustafson is making a crop" on
the land he recently purchased from
W. L. Melcber.
Misses Maud and Kittie Brown went
to Victoria Sunday morning to visit the
Sunday school celebration.
Mrs. w. L. Melchsr and Miss Ma
thilde Gustafson attended the Flower
Festival at Chattanooga last week
j. L. Schultz and mother, and Miss
Mary Schultz and little Gertrude
Schultz, all went to Victoria Sunday.
C. C. Houts and family and Miss Jen-
ME Parker attended the big Sunday
school celebration at Victoria Sunday.
Mr.. J. J. Dykes, of Whitwell, was in
town Thursday of last week, who re-
ports the business condition of his
town as good,
w. F. Smith, of Gruetli, has taken up
our clubbing offer with the Knoxville
Journal and Tribune. This nets him
two mighty good papers.
Scott Gordon, an enterprising citizen
of Victoria, remembered US in a fnan-
cial way last week. A fifty-cent paper
nets the subscribers.
Clarence H. Pearson has squelcbed
the Sequachee Bishop, OF course all
unconscious to the bishop.--South Pitts,
burg Statesman Democrat.
The participants in the new play
which is to be given at an early date by
the Sequachee Dramatic Society, held
their first rehearsal Saturday night
Says the South Pittsburg Statesman
Democrat: Misses Ellen and Lilly
Gsut of Victoria, returned last week
after pleasant visit to friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Graham are re.
ported as doing we'll at Sonth Pitttburl
and are we'll satisfied except that J
W.'s health is not as good as it SHOULD
be.
Hon. J. ]. Dykes, D. T. Layne, T. L
Price, G. w. Jorden, and Ii. H. Mitch
ell, all of Whitwell remembered th
News financially last week. Thanks
gentlemen.
The Miners Union at Whitwell wa
greatly pleased with the Bylaws print
ed for them at this Office. 1t was a goo
job as all jobs are that come from thi
Office. We do the best job work in th
Valley.
One of our local cyclists came to grie
the other day while riding down tn
plank walk to the depot. Some desigr
ing person had arranged a row OF tack
with the points in such a way that b
hit them with the tire OF his bicycle an
got two punetures.