Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1901-09-05

Maj, Hill went to Jasper Tuesday.
Henry Harris, Of Inman, was in town
Monday.
Henry Kent went to Chattanooga
Monday.
Miss Minnie Haynes returned to
Chattanooga Monday
B. F. Hayron has sold portion of
his farm to r. J. Brown.
c. c. Houts went to Victoria Tues
day riding his 95-gear wheel.
Jim Hoge and Chas. Kelly, of Eben-
ezer, were in town Sunday.
R. P, Jones and Ingersoll Jones, OF
Peter Cave, we're In town Monday.
The Sequachee Literary Society re-
sumes its regular meetings Friday next.
Walter Walsh and friend were a
mong the visitors at the spring Sunday.
Miles Merrett and Andrew Harris, of
Victoria, we're in this vicinity Sunday.
These chilly nights and hot days
have brought about an epidemic of
colds.
DR.. j. d. Thompson and }. Z. Bill
Kingsley, of Victoria, was in town Mon
day on route to Chattanooga.
The evening train was delayed two
hours Monday for the accommodation
of those who went to the circus.
r. j. Brown has leased the farm of
the Spears heirs for three years and will
put large portion of it in grass.
Mr.. and Mrs W. J. johnson and Mr..
and Mrs. f. M. Horton, of Jasper, visit
ed the vineyards here Tuesday after
noon.
Walter II. Hill continues to supply
his customers with . fine quality of
beef, and makes his rounds Tuesdays
and Saturdays.
Mrs. Chas. Willoughby, of Chatta-
nooga, is visiting her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Granville Brown. She will re-
main for some time.
Job work solicited from everyone
who wants nice work. We are we'll
equipped for that kind of work and
don't turn out trashy work.
Every farmer and business man
should use printed envelopes with his
name and business printed on the cor
ner. 1t insures the return OF the letter
if not delivered.
Paul Wright, who has been assisting
us in this Office since Aug. 10Th, left for
Tracy City Friday morning, having &C.
cepted the position of foreman OF the
News Office there.
The Steamer Avalon, which did such
good business in Tennessee river
trade last winter, has been bought by a
Chattanooga company and will be put
back on the river as soon as conditions
permit.
Presiding Elder E. H. Cassidy visited
Rev. ]. d. Dame Thursday last and left
for South Pittsburg Friday. Services
we're held at Owen Church Thursday
evening and we're we'll attended. Rev
Cassidy preached.
Mrs. Cox, of Kimball, mother of Mrs
E. S. Haynes, arrived here on a visit to
her daughter Tuesday. Although rs
years of age she is quite active and is
contemplating trip to Texas in the
near future to visit other members of
her family.
Sequachee grapes are not meeting
with rapid sale this year from some
reason or other. Instead Of being ship
ped they are being made largely into
wine, some twenty barrels being made
SO far and stored in the cellars of the
Hotel Quincy.
E. H. Schiller arrived here Saturday
to take charge OF the public school.
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young man aud possessing fine certi-
fcate Of examination, will, no doubt,
maintain the reputation of the school
as established by H. E. Tate.
Rev. ]. D. Dame preached an elo
qusnt sermon Sunday night at Owen
church to large congregation. 1t wa,
largely on the subject of influence or
the young and the result of the re
straining word. Il was we'll worjed
thoughtful and \ timely effort ant
should bear fruit Miss Annie Scot
sang a beautiful solo assisted by
strong chorus.
Quite number attended the part
given by the Misses Hoge Saturda
night at their home near Jasper, on th
occasion Of the 18th anniversary. of th
birthday day OF Miss Ethel HOge, an
all reported a gay time. Among thos
who went we're Misses Thula Martin
Eva Ables and Louise Hill, and Messr
jim and Charlie Martin, Ed Pryor, job
Houts and Alvin Spears