Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-12-06
LOCAL.

several celebrated lnanhsSiFlhS ny
killing hogs.
The Handle Works resumed opera
tions Monday
W. g. Hill made business trip to
Whitwell Saturday.
Sheriff Westmoreland was in the city
Friday, getting ready for court.
Louis DeSabla left last week for
Chattanooga to visit relatives.
John Cline and G.. W. Holland, of
whitwell, were here Monday.
Geo. Weisener, of South Pittsburg,
was in the city Tuesday.
Miss Juliette Hopkins spent Satur-
day and Sunday in Chattanooga.
G. w. Morrison, of Whitwell, was
here Tuesday He had been attending
court
Dick Goodier, football crank, of
this city took in the game at Jasper
Thursday.
Sam Sherman returned Sunday from
Chattanooga where he spent Thanks
giving
Walter Randle visited Uncle jess
Coppinger in Coppinger Cove Sun
day afternoon.
The Sequachee Handle Works suspen-
ded operations Thursday and remained
shut down the balance of the week.
| Preparations are being made for the
Christmas entertainment and special
music will be prepared by good choir.
Chas. and Walter Randle took in the
football game at Jasper Thanksgiving
Day between the Pryor Institute and
Jasper teams.
j. H. Curtis was seized with an
alarming hemorrhage of the lungs Fri
day night, and his friends feared for
his recovery.
A wood famine has struck this city,
owing to the handle works, from which
the wood supply is drawn, not being
able to get timber.
Calvin Alder has moved to Copenha-
gen where he will work for the Hunt
Engineering Co., in building plant OF
Dixie Cement Co.
Misses True and Nina Randle and
Messrs Walter Randle, Chas. Randle
and Jackson Lee enjoyed the play at
Jasper Thursday night.
Austin Coppinger is preparing to
ship three cars of tan bark to Chatta-
nooga. He has it piled up at siding
waiting for cars which are hard to get.
John Wright, Jerry Walker and 9TH
er footballists Of Jasper, were in the
city Thursday evening, between trains
celebrating their victory or otherwise.
Eldridge Robertson spent Sunday
with his family here. He is building
house for John Hamilton, six miles
east of Whitwell, having quit the pic
ture business.
! The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
S. Haynes on Alabama Avenue has
, been neatly painted in canary with
|. white trimmings, Mathew Pryor be-
ing the artist
w. G. Hill and Misses Louise Hill
and Grace Thomas went to Jasper
Thanksgiving night to see the play,
valley Farm presented by pupils
of Pryor Institute.
G. Sherman will go into the melon
business heavily next year Land tc
the west of the valley road is being
turned for the purpose. Shipments
will be made to northern points.
For any of the ordinary diseases Of
the skin Chamberlain Salve is excel
lent 1t not only allays the itching an(
D smarting but effects cure. For salt
: by Jno W. Simpson, Jasper, Tenn.
d L. L. bearing formerly of this tow
> and house painter is now located a
r Whitwell, and engaged painting tn
d home of DR.. Janeway He was il
e town Saturday and gave the News
8 call.
= T. J. Sullivan, of Dunlap, was her
Q Thursday and purchased the Washing
y ton Hand Press with which we began
: : business, and some type, for use on hi
+. paper, The Times, which he expects t
9 revive shortly. Sullivan is a hustle
y and should be given boost.
y The Whitwell Mercantile Co, has a,
- interesting ad in this issue. To tn
It order the pleasant manager, J. Fl
10 Harris, appended the following: wv
n are not afraid to have anything pub
# lished in the Sequachee Valley News
t. 1t pays. Kind remarks like thes
o. are like cases in the Desert of Work.
a VIII Wagner, of Salt Lake City, Z
v tah was married to Miss Ella Tate, i
the Salt Sake Temple, Wednesday
o. Nov. 81, so say advices from the Wae
2 ner family, who are prospecting there
y Will Wagner is well known here as
II very Industrious young man, and hi
friends will be glad to hear of his hal
piness. His wife is from Erda, Too
Co, Utah. Another interesting itel
would read thus: Born TO Mr.. an
Mrs. Lawrence, Nov. H. ine cir
Mrs. Lawrence was formerly Nil
Rose Wagner.
A Miraculous Cure.
The follow ing statement by H. \
Adams and wife, Henrietta, Pa, wi
iptarast narentS and others - mira