Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-10-11
LOCAL.

Monday afternoon.
Dan Pitman, of Caroline Chapel,
was here Monday.
standifer Bennett was in Jasper
yesterday afternoon.
G. Sherman left Tuesday ON a bust
ness trip to Alabama.
John Tate, of Jasper, was here sun
day to see his best girl.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Pryor has been very sick this
week
Capt. j. G. Lancaster and Capt }.
B. Raulston, of Jasper, were in town
Tuesday.
Miss Minnie Marlin, of Chattanooga,
spent Sunday with her mother Mrs.
W. X. Marlin.
Herbert Tower, of Chattanooga, ar
rived Saturday night to visit his aunt,
Mrs. G. Sherman.
Miss Florence Horned came up from
Jasper Tuesday evening to visit her
sister Mrs. Edwin Pryor.
Walter Hopkins spent Sunday in the
city. He is lightning telegraph oper-
ator in South Pittsburg Office.
Levi Bowler, of Coppinger Cove, re-
membered us this week with some ex-
ira fine apples on subscription.
A great many attended the circus at
South Pittsburg Thursday, over thir-
ty tickets being sold at this station.
B. B. Booze was an arrival in the
city yesterday. We hope he will not
stay long, and will never come back.
Rev. R. H. Jewell left for Confer
ence of the NJ. E. Church, South,
Tuesday, which will be held at Cleve-
land, Tenn.
| Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Curtis left for
Petros Friday morning to make their
future home They have been visiting
relatives here.
w. X. Marlin returned from a visit
with relatives at Huntsville, Ala,
Monday evening, bringing with him
his little grandson.
Poon Brewer, the crack shortstop of
the Jasper B. B. team, was in the city
yesterday. He says this is not much
weather for baseball,
The first frost was reported on the
mountain Monday morning. The tenn
perature here yesterday morning was
sufficient to convince us that there was
frcst in the vicinity.
Information from III. Kent who NOV
ed from here to East Lake, Tenn,
gives us the impression that they are
doing we'll and enjoying life, which W.
are glad to suspect.
Mrs D. G. Lasater and children, O.
Pelham, arrived Monday evening tt
visit her sister Mrs. Lou Martin. The.
drove across the country and expect t.
remain here about week.
Educational rally today at Jasper
The exercises will be held in the nev
Auditorium of Pryor Institute. Mis-
Grace Thomas, of this city, is on TIL
program for recitation.
Bill Campbell, of Chattanooga, drift
ed into town Thursday, and his friend
were glad to see him. He was one
one of the mainstays of the Sequache
base ball team, and regrets not hav
ing been with the team this year,
Sam Chaudoin, of Cedar Springs
was in the city Thursday and paid th
News call. He was formerly Sc
uuatchian and takes an interest in tn
progress of the town as all ex-Sequa
chians do.
Mai. Thomas H. Hill and J. E. De
Saba have been appointed by the Reg
istration Commissioners to registe
voters here Oct. II, IL, 49, If yo
want to vote in the coming electio
you had better register, and you ca
vote only where you register.
! Geo. Shipley, who played league bal
with the Sequachee team this year o.
two occasions writes the News, an
says he is in college with prospects
make the Varsity" team next season
Shipley is attending the University c
Tennessee at Knoxville. He sends hi
regards to all his Sequachee friends
especially the ball players.
The two farces, ''Love in Light
house and "A Considerable Court
ship" viii be presented at the Tow
Hall to secure funds to make paymet
on piano, on which $40 is still due, tx
morrow, Friday, night The small az
mission of 10 cents and 10 cents fl
! children will be charged. Arrang'
. ments will be made for heating I'll
. Hall if the weather requires it. Con
out and thus help along a good caus
Sam Wilson, formely of this co unit.
but now of Marion county, Tennessee
a has just passed though town, on h
, way home, with the finest pair
mules in the state, averaging 16l
pounds in weight and II hands and 2
inches in height. Bill Duff, at Lo'
don, offered him $700 for them til
morning; but he holds them at 500
They are three-year-olds, and we
foaled at Bell Buckle, Tenn. Phil
delphia cor, Knoxville Journal 81 III
= bune.
The reception and pounding Civ,
* to Rev. J. E. Hughes and family I
II last Friday evening at the Bapti
te church was a splendid success