Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-07-11
LOCAL.

Monday.
Dewitt Sharpe moved to Dunlap
Monday.
P. S. Mcclure left Thursday for
Jasper
Wylie Rogers of Dunlap was here
Thursday.
John Ramsay, of Whitwell spent
the 4th here.
Dan Pitman, of Caroline Chapel, was
here Thursday.
Dave Bryant, of Whitwell, was in
the city Friday.
T. A. Randle returned from Chatta-
nooga Friday morning.
Misses Della and Ruby Chadwick
went to Dunlap Thursday.
Erwin Grayson and Sam Wilson,, OF
Whitwell, were here Sunday.
DR.. Chas. Griffith and Miss Aileene
Pope, of Jasper, were here Friday.
J. R. Morgan and Miss Chastain, OF
Whitwell, were driving here Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs 0. w. Chastain, OF
Whitwell, were at the Blowing Spring
Sunday.
Misses Mile Curry and Letha Rich
ardson, of Victoria, spent the 4th In
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Randle and lit
tie son returned to Chattanooga Satur-
day evening.
Our Job Office is kept busy these days
turning out work for people who want
it done right.
Miss Nan Coppinger visited Misses
Eunice Hutton and Maud Friend at
Victoria, over Sunday.
Tracy City ball team is anxious TOT
game with the locals, and has chai-
lenged our piece of team
Lum Houts and Sam Hall are max
ing an opening for coal just above the
owen Orchard on Wells Point
Misses Bertha and Lassie Abrams,
Of Jasper were in the city Thursday
and paid the News pleasant call.
G. W. Jordan, secretary of tne
Whitwell Mercantile Society, which
lately lost it's stock by fire, was mere
Thursday.
Walter Fagg returned to Bryson
cove Sunday, where he is operating
a billet mill for the Sequatchie Handle
Works.
Miss Alice Walling, who has been
visiting in Dunlap, spent the Attn IN
this city. She will visit in Tracy
shortly.
G. F. Schofeld, of Bridgeport, was
here Thursday to make arrangements
to have the Bridgeport News printed
in this Office.
Walter Hopkins, of Dunlap, spent
the latter part of the week here, recov-
ering from broken collarbone, receiv-
ed while playing ball.
We have no improvements to chrom
Gle this week. Not a nail is being
driven to increase the number of build
ings composing this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lee and Mrs,
John Thornton and children visited the
family of VIM Thornton, near the
Tennessee River Sunday.
Charles Pryor has the finest Irish pc.
tatoes in the country. He has been
taking some fine ones to South Pitts
burg Charlie is hustler.
Dummy" Payne, who played short
for the local baseball team last year, is
now in the Colorado League, getting
800 per month and expenses.
Mrs Tower, of Chattanooga, who
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
G. Sherman, for about week, return
ed to her home Monday morning.
T. A. Randle made flying trip tC
Chattanooga Wednesday evening to SEE
his wife and baby, who are visiting il
the city. They will be at home July
18th.
Mrs. T. A. Randle and baby are
visiting in Chattanooga, the guests o.
her sisters, Mrs. c. j. Willoughby anC
Mrs. w. B. Dickert and Miss KittiC
Brown.
When the ardent small boy gives the
two-fnger sign in passing you can JUS
take it for granted that the cooline
waters of creek is his destination
these hot days.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs W. B. Dick
ert, of Chattanooga, a fine girl, July
2nd, which has been named Maudt
Alice. Mrs. Dickart was formerly
Miss Azzie Brown of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Wheeler, Misses
Mary James, Grace Hembree, Lucy
McCampbell and Messrs V. E. Big
gers, Henry Adkins, Walter Har
rison J. D. King, all of Bridgeport
picnicked at the Blowing Spring OF
the Glorious Fourth
A pleasant occasion was lemon
ade'' at the spring Wednesday evening
last by party of young folks After
the lemonade a watch fire and recita
tions by Miss Nina Randle and Prof
P. S Mcclure were special features.
HER 18TH BIRTHDAY.