Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-05-24
LOCAL.

r. S. o'Neal, of family left for
Clifty Tuesday.
Bob Campbell and jackson Lee went
to Whitwell Sunday.
Rapier, the veteran photographer
will be at Sequachee the 3Oth.
Mai. Thomas H. Hill went to Jasper
Friday in the interest Of the News.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Spears OF JAS
per, we're driving ON the pixies Sunday
Marion Wall, of So. Pittsburg, has
been visiting his cousin Walter Hop
kins.
The fruit crop is looking well, al
though the apple crop is lighter than
expected.
The seductive influence of the
swimming hole" is again felt by the
small boy.
Arthur Wells, of Jasper, and brother,
Harvey Wells, of Nashville. were at
the spring Sunday.
Of course you will attend the Mem
| oral exercises VI bno W. "a A'' W N'
day afternoon next.
! Cant Lawson, the meat man, VIII
contine his trips to Saturdays only
during the summer months
Rapier, the experienced photograph
er, will be on hand Decoration day. so
come and have your picture taken.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mark Brown and
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Womack, of Vic
toria, visited the steam shovel Sunday.
Messrs. Willis, Hinson and wife,
Bailey and Romines, of the Chicago
Portrait Co., are stopping at the Houts
Hotel.
The 17-year locusts have arrived, the
mountain sides adjacent to this city
being resonant with their preliminary
toots.
Mrs. Lou Martin returned from Chat
tanooga Saturday bringing with her
J her two little grandchildren, Alice and
Louise Martin.
Horace Dossett, of Jasper, was at the
Blowing Spring Sunday and a certain
, young lady was very glad to see him
and his buggy.
Misses Louise Hill and Thula Martin
attended the funeral of Mrs. Jas. Mar
tin at the Hoge Cemetery, near Jasper,
Saturday morning.
, Will Martin returned to Monteagle
: Monday, being called here Friday to
! attended the funeral of Mrs. Ruby
g Martin, his sister-in-law
: &. Sherman had his crop of turniT
e seed threshed Saturday. The yield
J was not as heavy as on the previous oc
y casion, which was phenomenal.
= Chas. Womack, of South Pittsburg
r in company with a number OF othel
: denizens of that city, spent Sunday
u very pleasantly at the Blowing Spring
:. Capt. R. A. Doss, of Victoria, wa
d on the train Saturday night en- rout'
;. to Victoria to spend Sunday. He il
. employed in the railroad yards at So
Pittsburg.
A town without a ball team is
!. pretty dull hole these long summe
j. days. A base ball game always put
I, excitement in the air, and excitemen
of is what Americans live on.
:, - 1t pours the oil of life into your sys
IA TEN. It warns you up and starts tn
r. life blood circulating. That's wha
" Hollister' Rocky Mountain tea does.
lg cents, Tea or Tablets. Ask your drug
~ gist.
Austin Coppinger reports that dyna
miters are busy in the river near hi
~ place, and is justly indignant thereat
a. Over twenty fine fish were found alon
y, the river bank since the dynamitin
which was done Tuesday of last weel
- without counting the number of youn
= fish that were destroyed. The ma
\ who dynamites river is on par wit
\ the rascal who sets the forests a-fir'
y One destroys numbers of fish and IL
\ others bushels of berries.
h Have you weakness of any kind
a stomach, back or any organs of ii
\ body? Don't dope yourself with ordil
\ airy medicine. HOLSTERS Rocl
\ Mountain Tea is the supreme curatiN
\ power. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets Al
l your druggist.
1 All parties interested in the BurtC
l Lasater graveyard are requested
1 meet there Saturday, May 26, for tt
\ purpose of cleaning it off. Don't fa
4 to come, for it is praiseworthy thir
\ to make the burial places of the coun
4 neat and beautiful
4 A huge discharge of some 81 kegs
4 powder and Is boxes of dynamite W
1 exploded Friday and what was b
4 hill now only appears as hollow
the line of the Southern Railroad.
Il big noise was expected but there W
Y only dust and smoke.
Jim, Sam and Will Robertson, accol
4 panied by their father, Capt. Jam
Al Robertson and sister, Mrs. Fren
- Hoge, were callers at this Office SatU
. day and we were delighted" to S
them. They were unable to make
long call Sam and Jim left for
Reno Wednesday but Will W