Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1902-10-09
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Mrs. Taylor Keedy died near Daus
Sept. 2.
M. O. Campbell attended the circus
Friday.
Capt. Jas. Robertson visited Jasper
Monday.
j. R. HOuts is considering about NOV
ing to Etna.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Milbrandt attended
the show Friday.
lack Elliot of Sequatchie county,
raised 11H-lb beet
Lon Mccullough was in town Satur-
day night to attend the party.
Misses True Randle and Pearl Gabel
visited Jasper Sunday equestrienne.
Chas Wagner is making some repairs
to his pleasant home, shingling, &c.
j. R. Houts went to Rankin's Cove
Sunday to attend the funeral of his
father-in-law.
c. f. Bean and family arrived here
Tuesday to occupy their property on
Main St.
Alma Wyrick, of Jasper, spent Sun
day in and near the city with friends.
Dunlap Tribune.
R, L. Ivcy weut to Bridgeport Friday
and returned with his daughter, Alma,
who is visiting here,
Wiley, Riley and Oscar Spangler went
to Whitwell Saturday night to spend
Sunday with their aunt.
Miss Nora Hughes and Tom Walker,
of Stephens Chapel, Sequatchie County,
were married last week.
Tri-Singing Convention takes place at
Mowbray, Tenn, Nov, 1st, with several
singing classes competing.
T. R. Harris, Esq, has been appoint
ed delegate to the farmers Conven-
tion at Macon, Ca, Friday, Oct. 10.
Mrs.IDeSabla, of Hill City, visited hel
son, J. E. DeSaba, Sunday. She was
accompanied by her daughter and child
rem.
Miss Sarah Ables visited friends and
relatives here Saturday and Sunday
\ Her school at Whitwell closes in about
six weeks.
Mr.. and James Martin accompanied
by Misses Thula Martin and Beulat
Coppinger visited in Jasper Sunday at
ternoon.
w. II. Barnett, formerly of this place
writes from Jefferson, Ala, to have hi
copy of the News forwarded there, al
he can't do without it.
w. II. Camp, the painter and paper
hanger, went to Jasper Monday morn
ing to make estimates on some work 70
: Capt. Jas. Robertson.
Judge Carpenter is the boss sweet pc
tatoe raiser of Sequatchie County, say
the Dunlap Tribune, producing 81
7 specimens of the vegetable.
t Gov R. P. Jones was in town Mon
day. He is now engaged getting GU
hickory in Sweeden's Cove, and says th
country is safe as the people are al
Baptists.
A 25-foot addition will be made to tn
building recently erected for the single
= tree department. of the handle works
r The addition is made to accommodate
!, additional machinery.
i Someone pticiously borrowed
X. Houts' horses while he was in tn
/. show Friday, returning them next day
! 1t put Mr.. Houts to considerable troubl
o and expense.
Work on the public roads was resum
I ed this week and many a poor fello
d is putting in time at the scale wage az
opted by the state 75o per day.
Mr.. Jordan, OF Chattanooga, who
engaged in introducing the sale of th
Harvard and Everett pianos has deli
l. cred fine piano to Mr.. w. r. ThomA
IT Tho excitement incident to traveliT
b and change Of food and water oit'
'e brings on diarrboea, and for this reas,
N no one should leave home without
ID bottle Of Chamberlain's Collie, Chole
r, and Diarrhoea Remedy. for sale
Caldwell & Chaudoin and Whitwt
Drug Co.