Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-06-20
LOCAL.


Sunday.
W. S. Wilson was in Chattanooga
Thursday.
Hugh Alder, of Richard City, was
here Monday.
Rev. r. H. Jewell went to .Chatta
nooga Friday.
W. II. Simpson, of Jasper, was in
the city Thursday.
b. Baker and family, of Whitwell,
were here Sunday.
Mrs. G. Sherman returned from
Chattanooga Friday.
A. F. Moore the insurance man Of
Jasper, was here Friday
Mai. Thomas H. Hill made bust
ness trip to Jasper Monday.
Gladys Pryor has been sick having
been threatened with diphtheria.
Misses Mamie Horton land Sallie
Darr, of Jasper, were here Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Taylor of Whit
well, and children, were here Sunday.
Herschal Kelly and Miss Lucille
Wright of Jasper, were here Sunday.
Robt. Feeney and family, of Whit
well, were at the Blowing Spring Sun
day.
Friday was Flag Day, and the Ma
tional Ensign was displayed on the flag
pole.
Miss Anna Deakins returned from
Copenhagen Friday, sick, being threat
ened with fever.
Miss Juliet Hopkins returned Tues
day from Chattanooga where she has
been visiting.
John Lawson left last week for La
fayette, Ga, where he is working
for lumber company.
Services were conducted at the
school house Friday night by Revs.
Scott and p @. Yorke.
Lots of people from out Of town
called at the Blowing Spring Sunday
to enjoy its GOODNESS and beauty.
Miss Zuella Burnett left Monday ev-
ening for Richard City, where she will
visit Azariah Burnett and family.
Church services were extensively at
tended here Sunday, quite number
picnicking at the Blowing Spring.
Rev. R. H. Jewell returned Monday
from Dayton, Tenn, where he had
been to attend district conference.
Rev. P. G. Yorke and wife, of Ira
cy City, attended Quarterly meeting
of M. E. Church here Saturday and
Sunday.
The Cement team from Richard City
will cross bats with Jasper on the lat
ter's diamond Saturday afternoon, at
3 p. III.
We are a little overstocked on poetry,
but promise the contributors it will be
published. if worthy, as soon as space
permits
Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley Wood, of JAS
per, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs
Robertson, of Alabama, were at the
Blowing Spring Sunday.
Edgar Smith was summoned to JAS
per Tuesday of last week to the bed
side of his father, G. W. Smith, who
had received a stroke of paralysis.
Roy Gotham, formerly storekeeper
for Jas. Coldwell, has gone into the
mercantile business at Ketchall Tenn.
being associated with Frank Dover
DR.. Griffith, of Jasper, was here
Sunday, being summoned to see the
baby of Mr.. and Mrs John Condra,
which has been sick for about three
weeks.
Mrs. J. B. Chadwick, of Alton Park,
Chattanooga arrived Sunday evening
on visit to the family of W. A.
Chadwick She left Tuesday morning
for SO. Pittsburg.
Ernest Walker, of Bridgeport, Ala.
was on the Cannon Bali Monday
evening, returning to his work with
the DeLoach Mfg Co., after a visit
with homefolks in Whitwell.
Miss Juliette Hopkins left Thursday
for Chattanooga where she will visit.
She was accompanied to Chattanooga
by her brother, Walter Hopkins, o.
Dunlap, who returned Friday.
Mrs. W. R. and Miss Grace Thomas
left this morning for Knoxville, wher,
they will visit for about six weeks
and return to this city, Aug /. They
no doubt, will have very enjoyable
visit.
Geo. Spearman and Frank Burger
of Chattanooga, and Walter Baumgart
ner, of So. Pittsburg, accompanied b,
Misses Ida and Grace Baumgartene
and Peme Raulston, of So. Pittsburg
picnicked at the Blowing Spring Sun
day.
Portions of the Spears farm, whicl
is being managed by w. S. Wilson
are being drained by means of tilin
being underlaid. The second carloa
of tiles were received last week from
Hollywood, Ala, and it will take an
other to complete the job. This is til
most extensive job of thing ever don
on farm in this section, and the re
suit will be watched closely.
All stomach troubles are quickly re
lieved by taking a little Kodol afte
each meal. KOdol goes directly to tn
seat of the trouble, strengthens the di
geStive organs, supplies the natura
DIGESTIVE iuices and diupsts what va