Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-08-16
LOCAL.

Jim Bird came over from Whiteside
Saturday to see the ball game.
VIM. Lee has bought "Dollie," the
fast PAGER owned by I. n. Knox.
Mr. Millburn, of the Chattanooga
Wagon Co., was in town Friday.
Walter Hopkins went to Victoria Sat
urday to see league baseball contest.
We are under obligations to Mrs E.
S. Haynes for bucket of fine peaches.
The proposition to build a new court
house was voted down in Bledsoe coun-
ty.
George Morton was in Victoria Sat
urday and acted as scorer for the To-
Gals
Eldridge Robertson has accepted a pos
ition with the Gordon Robert Co., of
Chicago.
Misses Louise Hill and Thula Martin
took in the ball game at Victoria Sat
urday.
They are now'shipping $50 baskets
of grapes daily from Sequatchie Vine
yards.
Henry Kent returned to Chattanooga
Sunday after stay here of several
weeks
Mrs Lulu Martin, of South Pitts
burg, is visiting in the city. -Pikeville
Banner.
Mrs. G. E. Cunningham and Mrs
W. S. Minter and baby went to Chat
tanooga Thursday.
The Sequachee Base Ball Team will
play at Whitwell Saturday afternoon,
weather permitting.
Miss Louise Hill, accompanied by
Pearl Kent and Ellen White, attend
ed church at So. Pittsburg Sunday.
The second nine did not play at In
man Saturday owning to the latter
team having another game
Misses Flossie Hughes and Ethel
Hoge, Of Jasper, were visitors at the
Blowing Spring Thursday afternoon
Craig Rollins and Mr.. Snow were
interested spectators at the Sequachee-
Victoria contest Saturday and rooted
for the home team.
Mrs A. J. Flanagan, and children
of Knoxville, and Mrs. w. R. Terry
and children, of same place, are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Thomas.
Miss Anna .Deakins returned from
Nashville Wednesday of last week,
where she has been attending a sum
mer session of teachers normal.
J. r. Jones moved his family to this
city Monday, occupying the portion OF
Mrs VIM. OWENS residence formerly
occupied by J. B. Eldridge and fam
lily.
J. H. Walker, representing Cham
berlain's Medicine Co., of Des Moines
Iowa, was in town Thursday and re
newed the contracts with us for anoth
er year.
Morris Westmoreland, just elected
sheriff, has purchased the j. R. Jone
place between here and Jasper, paying
therefor 81, 600 Mr.. Westmorelant
has secured a very neat home.
. The intense itching characteristic o
salt rheum and eczema is instantly al
layedby applying Chamberlain Salve
As a cure for skin diseases this salv
is unequaled. For sale by Jno. W
Simpson, Jasper, Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs Leon Rogers, of JeffeI
! son City, Mrs. Chas Minter, of Nash
\ vile, and Miss Clara Lewis of Jasper
I visited this week with Mr.. and Mrs
4 B. +. Bridgeman. Bridgeport, Ala.
Record.
Old maids would be scarce and har
( to find
I Could they be made to see,
7 How grace and beauty is combined
I BY using Rocky Mountain Tea.
{ Ask your druggist.
Chas L. Roberts, of Dunlap, was i
the city Saturday in the interest of h
= mail order business, which he is pr
pairing to push extensively. His title
now Squire, as he was elected Justit
of the Peace in the recent election.
Editor Blalock, Of Dunlap, was {
the train Saturday, and stopped c
long enough to pass the word with
News man. He was candidate f,
Circuit Court Clerk in his count
but was defeated which is not the fir
defeat inflicted on good man.
A woman worries until she ge
wrinkles then worries because she h
them. If she takes HOLSTER Rocl
Mountain Tea she would have neithe
Bright, smiling faces follow its us
30 cents, Tea or Tablets Ask yo
druggists.
We are glad to note that the State
man Democrat amended its opini,
. of the poor quality of the 1906 waite
rs melon crop, when it managed to get
n the same table with one of W. S. W
- son mammoth melons. Wilson h
SIS only fine melons, as we can testify
IL several occasions, especially when
90 presented ms with 40-pounder Sund
. morning.
% Scrub yourselves daily, your're 1
clean inside. Clean insides means Gle
- stomach, bowels, blood, liver. Gle
healthy tissue in every organ. Mori
| Take HOllister's Rocky Mountain II,