Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-12-28


Victoria Sunday
w. H. Thrailkill and son went to
Victoria Monday.
Gus Hopkins and sister, Miss Juliet,
went to Chattanooga Tuesday.
Cbas. Byrd left Tuesday for Dunlap
to spend the remainder of the holidays.
Misses Anna Deakins and Juliet
Hopkins visited Jasper Monday after
noon.
The turkey shoot was the big attrac-
ton among the gunners Christmas
Day.
Miss Grace Condra, of Cedar Spring,
spent Christmas Day with Miss Thula
Martin
Misses Thula Martin and Grace Con-
dra went to Jasper Tuesday to visit
friends
Hugh and Will O'Neal of Chatta-
nooga, spent the HOLIDAYS here with
friends
R. F. Rogers has re-shingled the
house occupied by him east of the rail
road track.
J. G. Gross and w. A. Brown spent
Christmas Day near Shellmound hunt
ing rabbits.
Mr. S. G. M. Brown of Victoria, and
Mrs. Lon Mccullough, of Tracy City,
were in town Monday afternoons
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Pryor of Chat
tanooga have been visiting in Jasper
and Sequachee during the holidays. !.
Walter Randle and Chas. and Will
Martin took in Christmas tree at
Battle Creek Monday, going there on
the their wheels.
Several fonts of new type which
have just been received would look
very nice in your work and we know
how to use it tastefully.
= Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Richards, of So.
Pittsburg, spent Christmas Day with
Mr. and Mrs j. A. Deakins.
A large number Of Victoria people
were down Monday night to attend
the Christmas tree exercises,
Among improvements made last
month which we failed to note, is the
painting of the postofiice building own
ed by Mrs F. O. Pearson.
HHOOU'S Sarsaparilla is the medi-
> 10 cine for impure blood, eruptions,
weakness and general debility it
: positively and absolutely CURES.
Says 0. R. Blalock Of Dunlap, who
s sent us an order last week for job work,
which was filled with our usual care
and promptness Your work was 0.
Q K.
. Edgar Smith caught big fat pos.
, som marauding his chicken coop the
, other night and now it is case Of
4 'carve dat POISON. =
Clear thinking, decisive action, vim
9 and vigor of body and mind, the spark
lie of life, comes to all who use Hollis
= ter Rocky Mountain Tea 30 cents
Tea or Tablets. Ask your druggist.
The turkey shoot was almost con
tinuous performance Christmas, bu
lots Of people didn't get a turkey, or a.
one individal remarked: 81 busted my
cheek and busted my jaw bone an
can hear worth darn, and hahn
got no turkey.
Hollister' Rocky Mountain Tea il
>, simply liquid electricity. 1t goes tt
y every part of your body, bringing new
V life, strength and vigor. 1t makes yoV
n we'll and keeps you well. 80 cents
Ask your druggist
Mr. P A. Butler, the Boston artist
who is now at Niagara, N. c., write
that he expects to change his habita
/. every few few weeks this winter, hav
ing mapped out an extensive itinerar
II so much so that he declines the idea c
IS trying to have the News follow him q
le he has for quite number of years.
4 All orders for job work received &
~ this office are filled same day if poss
nr BILE. We keep on hand the large'
e. stock of paper of any job office in til
Vo valley, and hence rarely have to hol
y an order awaiting stock. If you wal
II your work done promptly, neatly, an
Id cheaply, whether you like us person
ally or not, it will pay you to send IL
= order to us.
Cases Of inebriation were very ra
in this community Christmas, a
though jug shipments were plentiful
n The people who consider Christmas
& be found at the bottom of jug or be
III tie, evidently confined their potatio1
Y to limited quantities at time, whi'
was pretty good idea. 1t both e
tends the enjoyment of the beverag
and prevents them from making foe
of themselves by getting in maud
J condition.
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