Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-05-10
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Spcqai lo tie Ms7o5.
Miss Nellie Myers returned to her
home in Tracy City Saturday after Wis
iting her aunt Mrs, Scruggs for sew
eral days.
Miss Dora Thornhill, of Tracy City
was visiting her sister, Mrs. Grove,
Friday and Saturday.
Messrs. Fish and Packard spent
Saturday night here EN- route to Clifty
Misses Fannie Wheeler, Minnie Lon
don, Maud and Florence Berry and
Mrs L. w. Cheek, Of Tracy, spent Sat
urday evening here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Scruggs were
visiting the latters mother, Mrs.
Hall in Tracy Sunday.
Little Paul Creighton has been real
sick for the past week but is better
at present.
Lillard Conry is wearing never
fading smile.
If you want to see Walter Montgom-
cry smile Just mention Red Rose. -
Mrs. Lee Hampton and children of
Tracy City, spent Sunday here with
her sister Mrs. J E. Patton.
Lillard Conry spent Sunday with his
girl in Tracy City. Now, that has got
to be dropped for certain girl is jeal-
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Come on, "White Lily" of Dunlap
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Schlagater, Mr.
and Mrs D. M. Griswold, j. w.
Dykes and daughter, Miss Rosye, and
Miss Lena Rubey attended the Hunzi-
ker-Stoker wedding at Gruetli Thurs
day night.
Miss Maggie Schlagater Of Tracy
City passed through here Wednesday
en- route to GruetG.
Miss Maggie Scheisser spent Thurs
day night in the colony.
Vance Crick, who is at work on the
bridge near Altamont, spent Sunday
here.
Misses Bessie and Clara Mccoy, OF
Sewanee, are at home with their aunt
Mrs. Crick on Grove ave.
Mrs. Geo. Walters, of Altamont was
: here last week
John Sehorne spent Sunday with
friends at Tracy.
Frank Sartin went to work again
Monday having been off on account Of
a mashed finger.
John Mcclure, of Altamont, wa
here Monday
Mrs. Grove and children and Mis-
Thornhill will leave in few week
for Texas.
Willie Bell of Tracy City, passed
through here Friday.
Philip Coffelt spent few days will
his "best girl in Monteagle las
week.
Mr.. Illsley delivered a nice sermon
at st. Adams Chapel Sunday.
Miss Clara Mccoy presided at the or
gan and rendered some beautiful mus
lc
Come on, "Catch me if you can,
know a good many of the boys an
girls mentioned.
Joe Sanders, Jr., of Dunlap, stoppe
over here Sunday en- route to his hom
in Tracy to spend a few weeks. MI
Sanders is helping to build the COX
ovens at Dunlap.
The train broke down at Cowan Sat
urday eve and on that account tn
mail was delayed.
Joe Creighton is struck on certai
Tracy girl now.
Mrs. Floyd Tate is very sick at th
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mr.
John Sweeton.
Mrs. W. B. Herd is on the sick list
The rose is red, the stem is green,
Bill Geary is the incest boy [ eve
seen.
Miss Schrumb was visiting Mrs. Sal
Thompson last week.
Roses are red, roses are yellow,
A certain girl has stole my fellow.
Miss Bertha Stoker, Of Gruetli wi
in the city Monday.
Mrs. Joe Stoller and children, of Tr
cy City, passed through here Monda
en- route to their home at that plat
after spending several days in the co
ony.
Gillie Griswold, of Altamont, W;
here Tuesday.
Henry Hall, of Altamont, spent Su
day here as the gust of Arsey Herd.
Miss Della Cunningham passe
through here Monday. Bluebell.