Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1904-07-14

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Herschal Kelly and viii Bennett, Of
Ebenczer, paid our city a brief call Sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Ketner Of Victoria
were visiting at the Blowing Spring
Sunday afternoon.
1t is reported that the formation of
society of Missionary Baptists is under
contemplation here.
The telephone construction corps who
have been here for over week moved
to Whitwell Tuesday.
\ Mr. Williamson, Of South Pittsburg,
was calling on ono of our charming
bellies Sunday afternoon,
Mrs. Sallie Lasater and daughter ar
rived home from visit of several
months in Texas, Monday.
The ladies of the town are consider
ing the presentation Of the play sun
bonnets," in aid of the Town Hall.
Baptismal services were held at the
river Sunday and four candidates i'm
mersed, Rev. Lambert officiating.
Visitors at the Blowing Spring Sun
day were very numerous. 1t is quite a
pleasant resort these warm days
Jim Hoge of Ebenozer, and friend,
Mr.. Spence, Of Chattanooga, were call
ing at the Blowing Spring Sunday.
| A feature of the services at Owen
Church next Sunday will be duet by
Misses Elm and Mathilde Gustafson.
w. f. Smith, of Gruetli, more popu-
larly known as Calico Bill, arrived here
Saturday to attend G. A. R. meeting,
Miss Amelia Huddleston, who has
been visiting Miss Juliette Hopkins, re-
turned to her home at Stevenson Mon
day.
Harvey and Lester Smith returned
home last week from Chattanooga
where they had been visiting their
grandparents.
Austin Coppinger left for Chattanoo-
ga Wednesday moving with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Harve Carnes who goes there
for medical treatment.
Elder H. c. Hogan will hold services
at the Baptist church Tuesday day and
night and Wednesday, July 10 and 20.
The people are cordially invited.
TO BE CURED of rheumatism,
with all its lameness, aches and
pains, take Hoods Sarsaparilla. You
must be sure to GET HOODS
Capt. J. G. Lancaster, of Jasper, re-
presenting the Converse Bridge Co.,
was in town Tuesday making arrange
monts for timber for the bridge over The
spring branch.
Mrs. w. a. Thomas and Miss Grace
Thomas returned from d pleasant visi'
in Knoxville Saturday. While there
they attended the wedding of Mis-
Graces' brother.
Misses Louise Hin and True Randi,
went TO South Pittsburg Sunday to at
tend services at the Catholic church
They also visited the Degnan tamil,
who formerly lived here.
Services were held at Owen Churcl
Sunday night by Rev. NJ. A. Hunt o
the c. ?. Church, with a large attend
ance. A beautiful solo was sung at th
. service by Miss Elm Gustafson.
We omitted. to mention the names O
a good many of our friends who attend
ed the 4th of July celebration here las
week for want of time to put the item
up.
The Chattanooga High School tear
played a series Of three games with tn
South Pittsburg team, winning tw,
It South Pittsburg will go to Cnattanoog
v for a series Of three games.
TO FARMERS.-Your name and az
dress on $50 envelopes for T5c; 100 fC
SOC Have u1aeliyared letters roJurne
10 you. The price is cheaper than 10
can buy he imprinted envelopes.
T. l.. Haynes, Of Jasper, was in tow
u Saturday and paid us a call He is
candidate for bailif in the 18th distric
and should make a good race as he
sober and attentive to business.
politics he is a firm republican.
Job Work is a speciality with us "
have certain styles Of new type whil
we reserve for use in job work alou
-, hence with good paper, good ink al
a. the most careful workmanship work r
he ceived from US always looks we'll.
A daily paper for one dollar year
an innovation but The ST. Louis Wor
can be obtained for such sum. III
News can be furnished with it for 3
extra OF $3.50 for both papers one yea
Remember the publishers of the Wor
agree to send il to you every day
one year for such sum.
DR.. n. B. Moore, Of Whitwell, W
- here Friday. As Chairman OF the de-
! cratic executive committee OF this cOu
~, the DR.. is aggressively pushing K
finish the settlement Of the Bate-M
l Millin controversy in this county by
primary At election in August