Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1904-09-15
LOCAL.

Rev j. L. ClOhC6 ol lho'lAA'' "N'
the city Saturday.
Dave Pitman, of Caroline, Chapel, at
ended the Reunion.
Joe Green Of Tracy City, was among
he visitors Saturday.
Miss Anna Deakins left for school at
Nashville Wednesday.
S. F. smith Of Whitwell, was here
saturday to attend reunion.
Miss Ava Lancaster of Jasper enter
tered school in Nashville yesterday
DIR. Moore of Whitwell, was here Fri
lay performing dental operations.
Allen Hall, Of Jasper, was in the city
Saturday looking happy and healthy
L. R. Layne, circuit court clerk, was
in town Saturday to attend the Reun-
ion.
Rev. John Kingsley Ford, OF Jasper
was in the city Saturday to attend the
Reunion.
Tom Snow, the photographer, OF
Wbitwell, was iu the city Saturday TAX
ing pictures.
Jas. B. Levan of Atpontly, was here
Saturday to attend the Reunion and
mingle with old friends
The Reunion Of the G. A. r. veterans
was we'll attended Saturday, and proved
very enjoyable occasion.
Dock Coppinger, Of Whitwell, is pros
pocting in Pryor Cove for Spears and
others, in search OF vein of coal,
A. G. Chaudoin and son, Herschal,
left for Athens, Tenn, Tuesday, where
Herschal enters Grant University.
Mack Layne and family of Cedar
Spring, attended the Reunion Saturday
and incidentally inspected the News Of
fee.
| j. f, Bowden, president Of district 10,
and Joseph Massey, national board mem
ber,, q. NJ. w. of A., were in town Sat
day en- route to Tracy City.
It is rumored and believed by many
that payment has been made on the
coal property here BY the parties who
have held the option upon it so long.
THE KIDNEYS are strengthened
and toned ny Hoods Sarsaparilla
it cures all their ailments, pains in
the loins and THE BACKACHE.
j. S. Deakins went to Sequatchit
county Sunday to attend the funeral o.
his nephew, Henry Deakins, who was
the victim Of sad shooting.
w. C. Hill and Miss Louise Hill wen
to South Pittsburg Sunday where they
we're pleasantly entertained by the Deg
nan family, and attended church servic
es.
II. G. Simpson, of Jasper, was in the
CITY Saturday night and took in the en-
tertainment. Mr.. Simpson is teaching
in Sequatchie county, and we will war
rant he gives satisfaction.
The farmer loves the rolling plain,
The sailor loves the sea,
The girls love their lovers,
And their Rocky Mountain Tea.
Ask your druggist,
Hon. W. L. Melcher, mayor of Lacon
ia, N H., and Mrs Melcher arrive
here Saturday. Mr.. Melcher will re
main here three weeks looking afte
his property interests here.
Nellie Fuller, Denver-"My face wa
hull of pimples and blackheads. Ho
listers Rocky Mountain Tea drive
them away. People hardly know mi
I'm looking fine" 80 cents, Tea
D Tablets Ask your druggist.
Rev. S. P. Angel left for conferenc
L Monday. He expects to be moved
another place. Rev, Angel has prove
= an active worker and has done muC
y to upbuild the interests of his church
! this section,
Mary-Sponge the pimples with war
Q water. You need a blood tonic, won
i advise you to take HOLSTERS Rocl
g Mountain Tea. Itdrives away all cru
/ tions. 80 cents. Tea or Tablets. A
5. yopr druggist,
d A jolly crowd of the youth and bea
s. ty of Jasper came up on a straw ri
/ Saturday night over the pixies and {
IS rived in time for portion of the emit
$, tainment. There were two wagon loa
y of roysterers and all we're out for lal
and they prolonged their stay till la
. hour, when they departed with tn
mirth in no wise abated.
~ A daily paper for one dollar year
a an innovation but the st. Louis Wo
- can be obtained for such sum 7
no News can be furnished with it for
bo extra or S13O for both papers one ye
Remember the publishers of the Wo
agree to send it to you every day
one year for such sum.
"A VIII Lee heard his chickens be
ss disturbed Sunday night about 8 o'cl'
pa and opening fire with bis shotgun (
'p- turbed in turn two-legged marau
who took of a top rail OF the fence
making his escape. Poultry has b
Idiaannaarinr with afartlinr rand