Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1900-06-14
LOCAL.

4. ~ Campbell was la town FRIDAY
James b. Lavan, Of Victoria, was In
Sequacbee Friday.
-. r. Ilavron sold hne horse to Geo,
H. Rogers Monday.
Mrs, Wiley Parker is visiting at
Whitwel this week.
Tho attendance at Union Sunday
uool sunday was no.
W. c. Hill and Miss Louise II Il went
to Whitwell Saturday.
W. $. Pryor has accepted position
as engine r for A. Milbrandt.
Miss Althea Spears expects to teach
school at Stanley this summer.
Henry Kent constructed saw frame
for the handle works this week.
DR.. aud Mrs w. Shuts and children,
Of Jasper, spent Sunday in town.
Mr. f. A. Peters and Mr.. Slatmyer
left for Cleveland, Ohio, Monday.
Chris Wagner cut C. II. Davidson's
~ heat opposite the depot Monday,
Isham Hammock will cut 81 acres OF
wheat with his reaper this season.
J, r. Houts went to Chattanooga Sat
urdAy to buy goods for his new store.
The late freight Saturday night kill
ed four shoats near Isham Hammock's.
The Scquachcc Literary Society will
take an active interest in tile institute.
The thermometer has been burning
ing the 9O-in-the-shadom mark this week.
EiTaylor and Miss Kate Lewis, of
Whitwell, passed through town Sun
day.
Mrs. wilkins and children from the
mountain, we're in town shopping Fri
day.
A party Of young people met at Mr.. j.
s. BENEFITS Tuesday evening and play
ed snap.
Mr. L. w. Gabcl writes from Naples
willie, Ala, that he will be home this
Saturday.
G. Sherman commenced cutting wheat
Saturday afternoon. He will SOW $50
acres this fall.
Chas. Curtis returned from Looney's
Creek Saturday where he had been
taking census
The Soquachee b, b Club will cross
bats with the Victoria club on the
morning of July4th
During the institute the News will is
sue daily program. Advertisers
should take note of this.
Wheat claims tho attention of the
farmers now and the weeds in the corn
field are having picnic
w. c. Robertson is contemplating a
c"pting a position in North Carolina
bookkeeping for big tannery.
II plenty of white oak timber could
l,e secured here, the manufacture Of
wagon felloes would be started.
Mrs John Spears returned last week
from visit to Grayesville, Tenn,
whore she had been to obtain medical
treatment,
We omitted to mention last week that
the first turnips of the season were sent
to us Monday by our esteemed friend,
Mrs. Isham Hammock
A Mr. Quarles, of Jasper is consider
ing about opening harness and cob
| bling shop here in connection with a
light line of groceries.
Mrs. Schulz, mother of Col John l.
Schultz, DR.. w. H. Schultz and Miss
Mary Schultz, has been seriously i'll
for the past week, but is now improv
ing.
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