Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1900-03-15
WHITWELL DEPARTMENT.
GEO. w. LEWIS, Agent.

Mrs. A. Ii, Blackjack is in u oriI>
ical condition, and was taken to
Chattanooga Monday for medical
treatment.
Mrs. J. NJ Byers has been con-
fined to her room for several days,
but is up again.
Miss Halle Rankin, of Jasper, is
In the city, the guest of Miss Lilly
Barber.
Mrs. Arthur Bickenton shipped
her household goods to Pratt City,
Ala, and will go herself in the
near future.
Rev. Mr.. Dugan, of Jasper, will
move to the city in the near future.
He will occupy one OF A. P
Lambs houses
A P. Lamb has finished his
new house in the south part of the
city and moved into it last FRI
day.
John White. James Worey, B.
F, Shirley and John Andes, Of Red
Hill, attended the convention Fri
day
Prof ]. R Hunter, Miss Mary
Lou Cowan, Mrs. Joe Beene and
Mrs Grace Woodhead, of Jasper,
arrived in the city Friday evening
to attend the convention.
Rev J. A. Darr is a candidate
for trustee. He has manv fri"nds
and admirers here in Whitwell.
He will make it hot for somebody,
Rev. w. l.. Pstten preached
Sunday at the NJ. E. Church,
South, from Matthew XII II
verse, "How much better i man
than a sheep" The day was
beautiful and large aud attentive
audience Was in attendance,
lam paying SIC for corn, 6Oc for meal,
10c for egga. 2Oc for hens | propose to
give you bargains in shoes, clothing,
hats, dry goods, &c jeans suits, all
! wool filling, SO. co. Cass m ere suits, S.. 90.
Black worsted suits from IS. so up. Suits
made TO order from S. up Call 10 see
me. j. E. DYER,
What the people say about th'
convention and those in attend
ance That the convention was ,
success That L. NJ. Cartright wal
the most dlgnifed person present
That r. w. Walker WAS the TALES
one; w. L, Patten was the hand
soonest; j E, Hughes WAS tn
smallest man, but one of the big
'c gest preachers; S. S, Catron ca
hollow the loudest; ] A. Darr ca
tell the most anecdotes; R. A
Hulsel Is the gravest one; J /
u Hash can sing the lCudest. 1t
bard to decide which is the bes
- organst, Miss Annie Spencer {
Miss frankie Baston. That n
congregation ever behaved bette
that J r. Hunter has a dislike 70
old hrier fields and sassafrs
sprouts; W. G. Wheeler was fit
looking man.
The Epworth League Conver
ton met in the NJ. K Chcrch
South, at 10 am, Friday, Rev. v
S. Patten, Vice President, in ii
chair. There were present Re
L. NJ. Cartright, P. e., Spring Cir
Revs. S. S. Cstron, R. A. Huts
= and ". c, Wheeler, of Jasper, Re
sd and Mrs J e. Hughs, of Sout
Pittsbnrg; Miss Francis Baston,
an Chattanooga. E, W. Walker.
Sequachee, Miss Annie Spencer,
in Pikeville, and Miss Williamso
n. Of South Pittsburg. Miss Basic
presided al the organ. Religeor
exercises were conducted by w.
i' Patten. The convention thu
proceeded as laid down in the pr
rs gram There were able speech
OF made by Rev, J E. Hughs al
N Rev. S. S Catron, and able pape
IN by Miss Annie Spencer and Mi
N Williamson, Both of these pape
were ordered published in t
G. church papers. Mrs. ] E Hugh
At also presented the convention
able paper, which was order
published, and later Miss Thu
~ man, of Dunla p,read an able pa
~ or, which was alsO ordered publis
ed. An EpUorth League was q
ry gsnized with twenty five OF tnir
ne members. The convention a.