Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1904-07-21
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Peach, raspberry and chocolate ice
cream from Ingle at South Pittsbnrg
Saturday night, in grove near the Town
Hall for benefit of ball team. Let ev-
erybody come.
c. j. Gustafson, of the firm of Gustaf-
son Bros. Mfg. Co., Chattanooga, Tenn"
spent Sunday here. He left Monday on
business trip to points in Missouri
and Arkansas During his trip Mrs
}ustafson will continue her visit to his
mother and sisters in this city.
Job Work is a speciality with U.s. We
have certain styles of new type which
we reserve for use in job work alone,
hence with good paper, good ink and
the most careful workmanship work re-
coived from us always looks we'll.
Thirteen OF our young men loaded on
to Campbell's automobile Saturday
nipht, and went to Whitwell to attend
the tent meeting. They arrived home at
Q o'clock Sunday morning with no acct
dents resulting from the "hoodoo'
number.
A dailv paper for one dollar a year is
an innovation but the st. Louis World
can be obtained for such sum. The
News can be furnished with it for Doc
extra or 81. 80 for both papers one year.
Remember the publishers of the World
ID IN
t one year for such sum.
R. j. Brown is having the finished
lumber manufactured for his new house
8 to be built on his farm known as the
johnson place, is half way between
D.. here and Jasper. Mr.. Brown will als'
r have dwelling built for his farm man
ager. The work of building the tW
a houses will be under charge of II. Kent
w. +. Smith was here Thursday el
; route from Ooltewah to his home a
q Gruetli. He bad been to Ooltewah t
attend a reunion of his regiment, th
IT Attn Tenn. Cavalry, and was much al
: fected at meeting so many of his oil
comrades. MIR. Smith made the trip o
foot dividing the distance into day
journeys,
Huckleberries are reported so plent
id full on the mountain that all you have
n do is to roll them into your bucket
oil Our informant is gentleman WI
q struck thicket in saw mill cove Whel
s. the forest fires had not devastate
IL Moral:-Don't set fire to the mounta'
underground for in thus doing you d
lg stroy valuable asset Of nature, IL
i'll huckleberry bushes.
by Austin Coppinger is strenuous ii an
on thing and, finding that his corn was b
at ing rapidly reduced, investigated al
nd found a colony Of gopher rats had TAX
m. possession Of his barn, Calling in :
whole Coppingcr clan, She work Of
p- termination commenced and the resu
X was'l5O dead rats One Of the mari
a. men, missing the rats, hit Austin
the head, and, but for a strong hat
eNN Oab DGuus ne A-A- ~ nave tF'.tA A-N-''tN
ed among the defunct gophers.
Rev John Kingsley Ford, of Jasp
4, was 70 have given his humorous lectu
isA Our Neighbors," at the Town II
Monday night but the attendance be-
limited to about a dozen people he
- try it again Monday night August
for As the admittance fee Of 25c was cut
ned l5c just for the accommodation Of Seq
you chez people, it is passing strange
so few turned to hear the lecture,
pecial!y as a fourth Of the proce
q went back into their own hands for
further improvement Of their hall.
haps the admittance fee should b
been soc, to suit their more fashions
purses.