Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1900-07-05
LOCAL.

And it rained again Saturday.
The public school will open Monday
July o.
NJ. C. Campbell volunteers TO fire the
salute July I.
Mr.. A. Milbrandt went to Chattanoo-
ga Monday.
And it did not rain all day Sunday.
just think Of it.
A. X Pryor, Of Victoria, visited w.
S. Pryor Sunday.
Major Hill addressed the Institute
Monday morning.
Chris Wagner brought us some fine
vegetables Friday.
Miss Lora Smith, Of Whitwell, at
Tended the Institute.
Win Ramsay, of Inman, paid us
! pleasant visit saturday,
Henry Kont, our popular builder,
went " NhiLwell Saturday.
Examinations will be the order of the
day at the Institute till IL closes.
Miss Addie Aredge and Mr.. Charles
Arledge visited this office Monday
Wylie Parker is now janitor of the
school building. A good appointment.
Anumber OF visitors in town visited
the Handle Works Thursday afternoon,
Mr.. L. w. Gabel's mill shut down
! Thursday after running two days and a
| half
! Mr.. E. w. McCurry, of WhitWell, was
ia attendance at the Institute Thurs
day
j. f. Roark left Saturday morning for
| Shellmound where he will open school
to-day.
Martin L. Harris, Circuit Court Clerk,
of Jasper, visited the Institute Friday
! afternoon.
w. j. Shelton, OF Sulphur Springs,
is an enthusiastic attendant on the In
! stitute.
Miss Eula Boyd was added to the list
of teachers attending the lpsutute
Monday.
Wheat has been badly damaged by
the recent heavy rain and is sprouting
in the shock.
Mr.. e. NJ Brown had charge of the
Institute Monday morning until the
arrival of Supt. Tate.
Miss Mary Schultz is now at Jasper,
attending on little Gertrude Schultz,
VITO is sick with fever
Prof w. c. Williams, principal of
Pryor Institute, Jasper, addressed the
Institute Friday afternoon.
Jas. Prigmore, of Victoria, was in
town Friday night. He was accompan-
led back by John NJ. Gerren.
Miss Mike Allen and Mr.. Bible, and
Miss McGill and Mr.. Gerren visited
this Office Friday evening.
Messrs Hamilton and Young of Vic
| tora, will open a blacksmith shop in
the Norris property above town.
Russell e. Co.'S new thresher com.
menced operations Friday afternoon in
the wheat owned by Walter Hill.
| Perhaps the commencement of a coun.
| ty High School here Will pave the way
to summer school a la Monteagle.
D. NJ. Tate, of Jasper, census enum.
orator for the. nth district closed u[
his work in the district Friday and Sat
urday here.
Prot Il. e. Tate was obliged to at
tend County Court at Jasper Monday
being member of the county finance
Itommlttee.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Bull and son, o
Whitwell, were in the city Saturday
calling at the Valve Works and thu
News Office.
Dir. II. NJ. Evans left for Dunlap Sat
urday evening to conduct Teachers In
stitute for Sequacbee County begin
ming Monday
Miss Barbara Raulston, of Lodge
we'll known to our citizens as having
taught a very successful term of schoo
here, is attending the Institute.
Mrs. C. II. Davidson and family viii
soon leave for Boston, Mass, where Mr.
Davidson is now located. We shall re
greet to lose the DaYidsons very much.
Since the advent of the teachers tn
Blowing Spring has taken on a nev
name, Paradise, some say sort o
lovers paradise, whatever that may be
The program committee of the Inst
tutP, Rev. E. w. Walker, chairman, ha
been very prompt and useful, and as
consequence every day has brought ad
ded interest.
Among the many bright young ladie
who attend tho Institute is Miss Far
ME RaulstOn, of Comfort, who recite
beautifully at one Of the entertainment
last week.
Mr.. Alex. F. Johnson, of Decatur
! Ala, says: Il have used two bottles {
your Barnes Kidney & Bladder Cur
and the pain which had in my bac
has ceased and feel greatly benefte
in other ways.
. The local young men and ladies weT
well represented at the Institute. 4
mong them We find Dennis Harris S. 7
Robertson. Chas Curtis, Joe Kiigort
and Misses Jennie Harris, Nora Lasatt
and Althea Spears.
The Daily Program has become
useful adjunct to life in Sequachee, S
much so that If people did not get
copy early in the morning they eitht
sent around or came around for it. Du
ing the Institute over 400 copiC
were distributed every morning.
A.. Mr.. S. S. Hagie, Conductor of the N