Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-09-20
LOCAL.

day.
Chas Wagner was in Chattanooga
Monday.
A. R. Pryor, of Victoria, was here
Sunday.
Austin Coppinger was in Chattanoo-
ga Tuesday.
Willard Hinch, Of Ebenezer, was
here Sunday.
Alan Kelly, of Kimball, was in the
city Sunday.
Miss Juliette Hopkins spent Tues
day in Jasper.
Miss Kinda Prigmore, of Victoria
was in the city Sunday.
Sam Sherman attended the ball
game at Jasper Saturday.
Eldridge Robertson took in the ball
game at Jasper Saturday.
Bob Smith, of South Pittsburg, and
lady friend, were here Sunday.
Miss Eva Ables of Victoria, attend
ed the Sunday school rally Sunday.
Alec Lofty and Will Skyles saw
the ball game at Jasper Saturday.
Walter Hopkins, of South Pittsburg,
was up to see his best girl Sunday.
Rev. r. H. Jewell went to Victoria
Monday where he is conducting re-
vival.
Mrs. W. A. Turner left Sunday for
Coalmont to visit the family of J. @.
Gross.
G.. w. Morton, Jr., is in Middle
Tennessee in the interest of his picture
business.
Misses Louise Hill and Thula Mar
tin went to Jasper Saturday to see the
game of ball.
Walter Randle and Miss True Randle
went to Jasper Saturday afternoon to
see the ball game.
Squire w. S. Wilson was an inter
ested spectator at the base ball game
at Jasper Saturday.
Tilman Tatum, of Victoria, was
here Sunday. He will not move to
this city as recently reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. NJ. Brown, OF
Victoria. were in the city Sunday.
4 They remove to Hill City this week.
4 Eric Weisner and Mr.. Jacoway, OF
j the American Medallion Co., South,
| Pittsburg, were in the city Thursday.
i Seouachee and Pryor Institute will
cross. bats Saturday on the local dia-
mond, the game to be called about
p. m.
Dick Goodier and Miss True Randls
attended church at Victoria Monday
night.
Mrs. Allen Anderson is visiting hel
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Wy
lie Parker
Mrs. Dave Ramsay, wife of Watch
man Ramsay, of the Handle Works
fell and hurt herself quite seriousl,
Tuesday.
+ Mrs. Edgar Smith and children re
turned Tuesday from Chattanooga
where they had been visiting Mrs
Isham Hammock.
A. G. Chaudoin, we learn, who LET
here for Chattanooga and embarked il
the fancy grocery business, has aban
doned that business and is, now CIT.
drummer for grocery firm.
Capt. John Frater, and sister, Mis-
Hannah Frater, and Miss Mile Curry
of Victoria, were here Sunday to atten'
the Sunday School Rally, in. whic
work the Captain is greatly interested
A big attendance is expected at tn
Seouachee Valley Fair which com
mences at So Pittsburg Thursda
next and continues Friday and Satu1
day
Pat Jones, Jim Houts Byron Ben
nett, Hugh Jones, Louis DeSabla, Die
Goodier and Hugh Alder were has
ball enthusiasts who saw the game a
Jasper Saturday.
Mrs. Davenport, of Chattanooga
was here Sunday. She is intereste
in the neat appearance of Owen Gene
terry, which at present is in yer
neglected state, little or no wor
having been done there this year.
DR.. and Mrs. J. L. Raulston,
South Pittsburg, and children, stoppe
at the Blowing Spring, Sunday to Coz
off and eat dinner while on the
Journey of Whitwell to visit for fe'
= DAYS. The doctor is. as hale and health
as ever and we were glad to see hin
The following from James e. Thorn
8 ton explains the whereabouts of
t wandering Sequachian: After Ion
!. and pleasant voyage across the Pacif
80 via Honolulu, H. l., Guam and MAI
! lila. P. l., have arrived in Chefo'
}, China, and have been attached to I'll
U. S. Flagship, Rainbow.
\ Fleas are plentiful, at least Cha
Byrd found them so when he went
: get timber from the stock house
! the Seauatchie Handle Works. The
| went at him so vigorously that he ha
| to make signal '23'' and skidoo Du
| ing the rainy weather this year. Il
town hogs have been making hea'
quarters in the stockhouse at nigh
| and hence the mSriads of fieas. By
| resembled leopard next day, only Il
spots weg smaller than " leopard
spots.
| Sequachee Valley Fair at Sou
! Pittsburg, Sept. 81, 2s, 20. Thr