Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1899-05-25

Mr.. ID. +. ChaudOln was IN Town FRI
day.
W. S. Pryor, of Jasper spent SUNDAY
in town.
Rev. r. II. Common went to Jasper
Monday.
A welcome rain Sunday afternoon
aud evening.
Mr.. Wash Turner, of Victoria, was in
town Saturday.
Advertise in the most progressive pa
per Of the valley.
II. f. Tate returned from Whitwell
Tuesday morning,
Azarah Burnett went to Chattanooga
last week la search OF work.
Edgar L. Pryor went to South Pitts
burg Monday looking for work.
Mr.. C. E. Cunningham went to Whit
we'll and Looney's Creek Friday.
Rev. e. H. Connor went to Conference
at Looney's Creek Friday evening.
Sam Chaudoin has returned from
Chattanooga whittier he went in search
OF work.
John Hall has secured employment
at Whitwell. His family will remain
in town.
There was no service at the Owen
Church last Sunday except Sunday
school,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Davidson and fam
lily spent Sunday with G. w. Alder
near Victoria,
We are sorry to hear that the Condi-
ton of Andrew J. Harris late LIST Ga,
Vols. is unimprOved.
Friday was busy day for the pickers
of strawberries, large force being en-
ployed nearly all day,
Miss Deakins, of Jasper, was the
guest Of Miss Ollie Fennimore this
Bridgeport News,
The strawberry picking force was
busy Monday to get off all the berries
possible by the evening train.
W. c. Hill went to Victoria Sunday
AFTERNOON to notify comrades of G. A,
r. Of Eomrade Valleys funeral.
Mrs Franks who has been visiting
the Gustafson family returned to her
home in Illinois Tuesday morning.
John H. Curtis came down from the
mountain Sunday morning bringing the
news of the death OF G. w. Watley.
Andrew Harris, Richard Parks, JOS
eph Green, and Nick Fulfur, came down
Monday to attend Geo, W. Valleys
funeral.
The Valve Works shut down Monday
in the foundry departments waiting for
brass metal to arrive from Dayton,
Tenn.
We acknowledge subscriptions from
Mrs. VIM. Creuze, Chattanooga, and
Mrs. E. ]. Blansett, of Jasper, this
week,
w. C. Hill went to Whitwell Satur-
day He was accompanied to Victoria
by Miss Louise Hill who went there
shopping.
R. L. Killian, representing the Ma
rion Stone & Monumental Co., of Jasper
spent Wednesday night in the city
Dunlap Tribune.
DIR. Marker and others, of Chattanoo
ga, participants in the Conference a
Looney's Creek, passed through towr
Thursday evening.
We regret to hear that James Camp
bell is so poorly that he was unable t.
bear the fatigue of the ride down the
mountain Monday TO his neighbor's
funeral
Mrs. Ras Alley, who has been at Jas
per, Tenn, for the past month, return
ed home last week looking much i'm
proved in health. She returned TO Jas
per again Tuesday. --- Bridgeport News
l have been a sufferer from chroni
diarrh9a ever since tins war and hav
used all kinds Of medicines for 1t. A
last found one remedy that has been
success as a cure, and that is Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and DiarrhRa rem
edy.--P. E. GRESHAM, Gaars Mills, La
For sale by }. L. Schultz.
Anent the Union Picnic of the Whit
Shields here Jdly 4th word has been re
ceived from the two conclaves at Whit
we'll and the one at Etna. South Pitts
burg and Bridgeport have not yet bee
heard from. A meeting of the repre-
sentatives Of the different conclave
will be held here on the LIST Monday i
June to make arrangements.
The Mt Olivet Choir, which will sin
here on Memorial Day, consists of Fl
teen persons; Mrs. Dolly Burgess, Mr.
Annie Burgess, Misses Vina Num-
Width Cain, Isabella Dawson, Lizzi
Freeman, Martha Burgess, and Messr
Joseph Cain, Chas. Rigby, Richard Ri
By, John Hall, Robert Burgess. Harr
burgess, Robert Hudson, and John J
Jones Besides the numbers on On
program, Mrs. Annie Burgess will sin
solo. There will also be a solo q
one % fhe gentlemen o. the choir