Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-11-22
LOCAL..

w. &. Hill was In Whltwel oaUur-
day
Pat Jones went to Chattanooga Fri
day
W. A. Chadwick went to Whitwell !
Saturday.
Mrs. F. N. Almeny, of Tracy City,
is visiting in the city.
W. M. Houts has moved his family
to Chattanooga where he is now loca-
ted.
Chas. Randle and Jackson Lee took a
spin on the pike to Jasper Sunday af-
ternoon.
S. NJ. Henry, of Dunlap, was here
Saturday and took an examination of
the News Office.
Gus Hopkins returned to Huntsville,
Ala, Saturday night, after spending a
few days with his parents here.
Horace Dossett and Jack Springfield,
of Jasper, were calling on their lady
friends here Sunday afternoon.
J. B. Eldridge and little daughter,
Will Owen, returned to their home at
Cleveland, Tenn, Friday morning.
Chapped hands are quickly cured by
applying Chamberlain Salve. Price,
% cents. For sale by Jno w. Simp-
on.
white Pigeon - of Dixon Cove,
will please sign name 10 correspond
Eence, as we are in ignorance of wri-
ter
| Wiley Spangler, of Inman, was in
the city yesterday, and remembered
the News with some fine sweet pota-
toes.
Lester Shirley, of Whitwell, passed
through here Sunday and stopped long
enough to have brief chat with his
bset girl.
Thanksgiving services will be held
at Owen Church at 1880 y. M, Thurs
day, Nov. Goth. Rev. r. H. Jewell
will be in charge.
The parsonage of the M. E. Church,
south, is being painted attractively in
brown with grey trimmings. Mathew
Pryor is the artist
J. II. Vinzant of Victoria, was in
the city Friday and paid the News ar
appreciated call. Mr.. Vinzant, howev
er, is always pleasant visitor.
Going to the coal mine is the pro
gram for Sunday afternoons, Sequa
chez has long wanted real live Goa
mine, and seems to have secured it a
last.
A heavy storm here Saturday nigh
caused alarm among some of the citi
zens. The pyrotechnic display wa'
great and the hail seriously endangered
windows.
DR.. E. A. Burnett, of Whitwell
was in the city yesterday. He has
large ad in this issue about his rene
dies, the sale of which he is going t.
vigorously push.
Eric Wiesener was on the train Sat
urday evening, returning from Pike
vile, where he had been pushing tn
interests of the American Medallion
Co., OF South PlttSDurg.
A song from Roope correspondent
entitled '.Poor Little joe is sent u
for publication, but as we are nc
familiar with the poem we are unabl
to put it in print as requested
Correspondence from Dixon Cove an
Sequachee is written so carelessly ths
we cannot make anything out of i
except one sentence about some gil
|. breaking some other girls neck-wh!
we don't know. As the name of IL
writer does not accompany either, it
supposed he or she as afraid to put h
or her name to either, and we are re-
scary about publishing anonymous le
| tiers. We don't care to dig coal for I'll
| state under charge of Craig Rollins I
| Brushy Mountain.
| Last Friday for the first time
| three weeks our job department caugl
| up with orders. Previous to that v
| had been rushed for two months bare
1 keeping up with orders and had ju
got things Strengthened out when &
avalanche of work descended upon u
| Our vacation in this interval was ju
| one day! This shows that the goo
1 work at popularprices which we fur
| ish, is held in high esteem by o,
| many customers and we are very graf
| full to them for keeping us SO rush'
y with orders
= Conductor Lawhenore of the Ca
non Ball. speaking of old times 7
Gently, said, Gee whiz The YOU
h. folks don have the fun nowadays tn
we used-to have " And then he we
Id on to tell how he used to tramp t.
re miles to go to party or dance, al
-, various other rackets he got into. TIL
EN- is true, the young folks Go not ha
a the fun the old generation had in the
as youthful days. With the disappearan
III of old time manners and customs,
W. great deal of the fun and iolilty of Ii