Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-10-04
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J. f. Dyer, Of Jasper, was in town
Saturday.
Somebody remarks that the baseball
season is over.
Walter Price, of Jasper, spent last
night in the city.
T. R. Harris attended the Fair at
South Pittsburg Thursday.
John Tate and Ben Boyd, of Jasper,
attended the ice cream supper.
Will Price, of Jasper, was guest OF
the Randle family yesterday.
Alfred Parker, of Clifty, is visiting
his father, Mr.. Wylie Parker.
Rehearsals on the two farces to be
presented by local talent still continue.
Mack Burnett took in the Sequachee
Valley Fair at South Pittsburg Thurs
day.
Austin Coppfnger is loading tan
bark at this station for Chattanooga
parties.
Mrs. Coppinger, of Sweeden's Cove
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Mack
Burnett.
Miss Mary Jordan, of Whitwell, was
the guest of Miss Minnie Hamilton ov-
er Sunday.
Miss Grace Thomas went to South
Pittsburg Saturday to visit friends and
see the Fair. 49,
THE high water has extended over
the bottoms and quantities of corn are
being destroyed.
The game between Pryor Institute
and Sequachee on the formers grounds
which was called for Saturday, is off.
Mrs. NJ. Turner of Jasper, is report
ed very i'll, and was removed to
Chattanooga hospital this week for
treatment.
The wet weather has about washed
away the local news of this town.
People have not.been travelling much
these wet days.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Wiesner, Eric
Weisner, and sisters Corrine and Vera,
of South Pittsburg, were visitors in
the city Friday.
w. T. Snow, deputy sheriff of Whit
well, was in the city yesterday. He
had been to Dunlap to get a prisoner
who was wanted at Jasper.
Walter Randle took in the Fair at
South Pittsburg Saturday and came
back regretting he had not entered his
fast trotter in the trotting race.
A. J. Rutledge and family left yes
terday for GAINESVILLE, Texas, where
they will. make their future home.
They go via Nashville, stopping al
Tullahoma to visit relatives.
Messrs. Watson and Jones, of New
York, were in the city yesterday
They are promoters of sales of Goa
lands and are contemplating the pur
chase of the Sequachee coal lands
Mr.. and Mrs E. S. Haynes are ma
king improvements to their cottage
corner of Alabama avenue and Stat'
street, where they expect to be "a
home" to their many friends in few
days.
Indications were Tuesday that com
munication with South Pittsburs
would be cut off, Battle Creek being
on rampage When Baumgartner'
oil man went through that morning
the water was only six inches from
the top of pike and still rising.
A postcard from P. S. Mcclure, st
Mary's, KY, gives fine view of tn
college he is attending. The group o
buildings is very handsome, and al
= ideal spot for study. Mr.. Mcclure i
. student in the college and has as h.
styles it been at work. since Sept. s
Advices from the Brown family, VIII
recently moved from Victoria to Hill
City are that they are extremely dis
satisfied with their new home. 1t i
in pine country and their former 10
cation in Victoria had the roar of
city compared to the stiffness of tn
pines.
Mrs Mack Burnett fell from tn
porch of her home one night last wee
but received no injuries except
sprained wrist and bruises She wa
walking in her sleep and only woke u
when she struck the ground in fallin
from the porch about three feet high
Anxiety about her sister, who is i
hospital in Chattanooga, is suppose
to have caused the somnolistic pei
Torrance
Last week the clouds went streamin
: north in wild procession, mile afte
F, mile flying ON at 32-mile gait. The
| were driven north by the impact {
the fierce typhoon which devestate
the Gulf coast. This week those cloud
are drifting back, bringing the beauti
full, beautiful rain, and for four day
| the fall has been incessant. OWN
to the previous superfuity of the l
quid, the corn is rotting in the field,
Annie, dear.