Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1904-10-13
LOCAL.

VIM. Houts has taken charge OF saw
mill at Etna.
Miss Julia Byrd of Dunlap, is visiting
relatives here.
ia. White returned to Chattanooga
this morning.
6. sherman has an exhibit of grapes
at the Worlds Fair.
John Edgemon, Of Chattanooga, was
visiting here Sunday.
Jesse Griffith was an interested lis
toner at Dunlap Saturday.
Trustee Brown was among those who
went TO Dunlap Saturday.
Neal Cunningham visited at Looney's
Creek and Dunlap Saturday.
d. M. Griffith and son, Clyde, of near
Inman, we're in town yesterday.
Prof. Il. NJ. Barton went up to Dun
lap Friday, remaining over Sunday
Pat Brewer arrived Monday night on
a visit to his father, VIM. L. Brewer.
James Skiles and son, Will, went up
to Dunlap Saturday to hear the speak
ing,
Chas. Curtis was among those repre-
senting the g. 0. p. at Dunlap Satur-
day.
Neal Cunningham left for Washing
ton Tuesday, where he will spend the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Melcher left
Tuesday night for their homo at Lacon-
ia, N. II.
Jim Price, County Coart Clerk, was
an enthusiastic Frazier man at Dunlap
Saturday.
A. L. Griffith, of Pell City, Ala, a
we'll known News correspondent, is at
the Worlds Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. c, c. Houts and family
visited in Dunlap Saturday and heard
the Frazier Littleton debate.
R. j, Brown is having estimates pre-
pared on the erection of eight cottages
on his property in Chattanooga.
Jesse Griffith has bought the Henry
place from w. L. Melcher, and will
make improvements to the property.
b. &. Lasater, after reporting at head
quarters at Jasper Saturday. swung his
ayoirdupois onto the Cannon Ball en-
route for Dunlap.
r. j. Brown will erect cottage on his
place south of here. The old house ad-
jacent to his present new residence is
being torn down this week.
Riley Ables went up to Dunlap Satur-
day to get his ideas fixed as to whether
he should vote the republican or demo-
cratic ticket in November.
Hon. w. D. Spears, of Jasper, has
been confined to his home with an in
famed foot. 1t has been lanced, and
Mr.. Spears is reported better.
Mrs. Matte Reeves and children of
Glen Mary, Tenn, have been visiting
her brother, C. c. Houts and left for
their future home at Orme Tuesday.
"a fellow in Nashville wants to trade
a fresh bicycle for COW in good run
ming order The COW has a coaster
brake" says the Huntingdon Republi-
can.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Dixon of Inman,
were in town Thursday. They have
sold their property there and will move
to Blooming Grove, Tex, where q
brother of Mr.. Dixon now resides, and
is reported to be prospecting
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The following composed jolly part!
3 that went to Jasper Friday night at
: tend the entertainment at the college
t Misses Thula Martin, Louise Hill, Ag
( mes Milbrandt, Minnie Hamilton, Lau
Q rel Crozier, Clarabelle Campbell ant
Y Messrs John Houts, Bob Campbell, Bill
s Campbell, Chas. Martin, w. c. Hill.
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