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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-16
l. AND q. N. ENGINEERS mere
YESTERDAY.

Geo. NJ. Jarvis. "A. lessen and l.,
T. Lenert, comprising a corps OF
civil engineers in the service OF the
/. and G. N, were hereofrom Pal
estine yesterday and Iade some
surveys for spurs and q Ings from
the Bryan street track IN the north
end Of town. >one Of the surveys
was for diminishing the curve IN
the ice factory spur; another was
to supply a spur TO the site for the
press OF the Planters compress
company, and the third was to in
crease the trackage facilities at the
Bryan cotton oil mill, two surveys
being made at that point.
The matter OF running spur
tracks from the Bryan street track
to the backs of the stores on the
east side of the street, covering IN
entire rear OF the business hote
from the Bryan street leslie Uses
TO the Rohde corner, and frsouth
present end of the Carson I'm the
spur north to the rear ok Sewall
Drug Co., was not constke Smith
terday, and will requ,idered yes
with the city when &c a contract
Aaker up.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-16

Miss Carrie Mosely has been III several
lays.
Mrs. ID. +. Bledsoe is visiting in Fort
Worth.
!. w. Wiley Of Tabor was in town yes
srday.
House for rent. Apply to Mrs. {. NJ:
Proctor. oil
Prof. Ferguson of lola was in the city
yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Myers returned to Waco
yesterday.
b. S. Todd OF wellborn was in the city
yesterday.
A. A. Dean Of Tabor was in the city
Yesterday.
n. +. Peyerley returned yesterday from
Allenfarm.
Fresh Strawberries. Lettuce and Celery al
Ed. Halls. ~
Fred Pryor returned Yesterday front a
business trip.
Walter Ehlers was in the city Yesterday
from College.
Marriage hcenssi Rob,. Ellis and Jes-
)sie h. Terrell.
n. b. Steele Of s,eele's Store was in the
city yesterday.
G. w. Dunlap of Milliean was in the
city yesterday.
4. w. Mathis Of Reliance was in the
city yesterday.
NJ. S, Frssmsn Of Harvey was in the
city yesterday.
Miss Maud Nico returned yesterday
from Navaso,a.
J. {. Flanagan was in from the Brasos
bottom Yesterday.
RE. Cotton was ayisiioS from GrimeS
county yesterday.
Charley MeGregor of Millican was in
the city yesterday.
w. /. Mcdonald and son of Macy were
In the city Yesterday.
For the best OF everything in Life lnsur-
anec see X. G.. Tabor. u
Don't lc, me forget to see X. G. II boi
about that lite insurance. 1911
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gregg OF PIT Bridge
Vas In the city yesterday.
Furnished room for rent; lady or couple
preferred. Apply At Eagle office. y
Robert Armstrong returned yesterday
from a business trip to Navasoia.
Miss Della Snowwhi,e Of Calyef, Is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. X. ]. Bailey.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-16
eRAwNER ON STAND.
He Was One Of the Twelve Men Placed
Under Arrest.

Washington. Feb. i5.-Former Ser
geant Darby W. o. Brawner, who had
charge OF Company c's quarters OF the
Twenty-fifth infantry on the night OF
the Brownsville ARRAY. was on tae
stand Friday at the investigation be
ing conducted by the senate committee
on military affairs. On cross-examina-
ton Brawner said the excitement at
the time OF the ARRAY was so great
there were many things To which little
attention was paid he could not say
how much shooting there was after be
awoke. He thought an attack was be
gmade on the garrison. and as such
a thing was unusual In this countr,
the men aid rot know what 10 make
Of Il and were excited.
Brswner was one Of the twelve mel
arrested on charges o. having rs~,lc'
pated In shooting M the town.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-16

Prudence and good business Judgment
.uggrs, that YOU should At all times keep
vo,,r life and property well insured. Con-
sul, lno. X. Hines for anything IN the IN
,ur.nee line. Ofice in Smith Building
Phone lol.
District Clerk II. o. Jones informed the
Eagle representative yesterday that about
six,y-tye civil suits have been filed IN the
dis,ric, eour, in addition to those carried
over ON the docket. About halt OF the
number are divorce suits.
Representing the best Of companies IN
all lines OF insurance, invite hoetai
sha,e Of your business in 1907. Careful
ana prompt attention 20 all business entrus'-
"a. Office upstairs in Smith Building
d. D. ~, ino n. Hines 2itf
FOR SAIE-Fifty eight acres OF land
well situated two miles from Bryan on the
Sandy Point road; good new house, ioIN
acres in cultivation; terms reasonaoie'
Apply to NJ. Saladiner az -sioFe IN
Zanet,i Block. Bryan, Texas. o.
An advance notice says. Moving pictures
In colors are 40 yerv realistic that one can
scarcely believe that they are pictures.
These colorings are marvellous and some
thing entirely new. Don't fail TO see them
A, the opera house given by the brinton
Entertaining Co. February I'll, Y ane
-. "
Buy Singer Sewing Machine and get
one tina, will do good work for ute
thine. The cost on repairs tor Inferior
machines will speedily show the cheaper
machine the most expensive OF the two, re-
gardless of the great difference IN service
and satisfaction in favor OF the Singer.
La. sat,erwhite. Agent, Bryan, lex. 9o''
Rev. I'll. Webb and wife of Tioga
I1'ex,,. were in the city yesterday anc
e.lIed on the Eagle. They have beer
visiting IN the country near Bryan. MIS-
Wchh was formerly Miss Pearl Wheele'
Of the Kur,cn community. Rev. Webb u
the publisher of the Iioga Herald aud o
1.-The Baptist Trumpet published al itcga
He was en- route yesterday to ill appoint
ments Al CoSicana.
|. 7. Gilpin OF kurten was IN the GU
YESTERDAY. Mr.. Gilpin reports the com
nIe,ion of the new Masonic lodge building
q, Kur,en, the lodge. Of which Mr.. GilPil
is worshipful master, having duly oecup'
ed the building. The Modern Woodme
lodge will NEE, in the lower story. IN
other officers OF the Masonic lodge are 10
Sheppard, senior warden, Will Conway
junior warden; Z. X. Lloyd, secretary
Ii. n. Lloyd, treasurer; William Shelby
tiler.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-16

w. A. Edison and Miss Eula Edison
were visitors from Wellbon yesterday.
For Sale-Nice pheaion and harness In
good condition. Apply at this office. 81
Mrs. Blanche Meekins and Mrs. ]. ID.
Oaks were visitors from Milliean yes,ef-
day.
]. L. Leaihers, who has moved back 30
the Edge community, was IN the city yes
eerday.
Rev. l.. X. Millican OF Allamore, III
Paso county. arrived in the city Yesterday
from Milliean.
The A. g. NJ. College wants to buy
horses, hogs. cats, rabbits and guinea pigs
for dissection o.
Mrs. Will $. Adams and Miss HaY
Adams Of Ennis arrived Yesterday fod,
visit to relatives. 4.
The seats have arrived for the|
Methodist church, and are of hand
golden oak finish. -.
For Sale-Good saddle pony. gem
boy OF girl to ride; will also work Y a.,
gy. Apply a, this Office. naS.
Mrs. Laura Hoppe and Mr. 81
VIA anu '''''e aAuss Nm ' ''"n no. X.
'" lie. lef
J. S. Mickey. superintendent
graph department for the |. & G.I y. 81.
here from Palestine yesterday. ~,
Mrs. Bette BOYLE and dSughie
Ralph A. Riser IT,. of Ballinger NJ.
W WV -"1 WIS - . are guests
Christian Church BaIaar Feb.
persons intending to contribute a, An
same viii please send them in by 30. g.,
Mrs. X. n. Harrison OF Bedisseb.2l.
ported seriously III yesterday at
OF her son. DR.. X. n. NauisI w" W
city. '"' ,h.'
Mise, Ina Bradbury and ;
OF the Texas Woman's Coll u, s,
terday to visi, few days a; a"s sun
Franklin. - - !,
Presbyterian church go
nounced A. follows, SD
9:iS a. m. Preaching at zee ave "
7.l5 p. m. by the pastel oN s'no''
League $50 p. m. yv..,,,n-,s
For hne fresh bread
kinds call at Tire Texas =. :,
attention 10 special q mo ea,e, ~ =
Mrs. Otto Boehme.
workmen are ge,,irf VI
/ the foundation Tor thy
aud Mr.. w. n. MIG along rap'Sy WV
start the brick sos 1e Ioo1h new ou'.o'n
a dosbelongsTt Monday
was killed by Ling to G.R.Wleker eese
gog was Litter OF rabbies Yesterday AZ
g)eputy Marshal Reed. II
Methodist by another three weeks az
p,..rh;,g sunday school, -
,hs nsx,o :. x. q. Allen, Superintendent
i A eoTdi, a. m. and 100 2. m.
n,s,or g. Epworth League, o:so ?.
al inviiita,ion to all. !. ,. Nett
lay a, Fountains
Red Snapper Fish,
=. Fresh CELERY,
~ Fresh Strawberries,
&c Spring Turnips.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-16
U. D. c xEEy
ING YESTERDAY.

l.. S. Ross CT
tiers OF the Qapier of the Daugh'
terday afteSnfederacy met yes
Hall Fornoon with Mrs. Ed:
exercises lowing the devotional
letter wa&nd routine business
the Cog read soliciting aid tor
at Ausdederate Woman's Home
post Gin through the purchase OF
each ards of the home at cents
T and sr.r5 was contributed.
ingne program given at the meet,
an included two songs, Dixie
ia Bonnie Blue Flag" by the
Ihapter. and reading. Secession
IF Texas" by Mrs. w. A. Reed.
Other numbers on the program
was unavoidably omitted. o
The appointment Of the follow
ing committees was announced:
On place of meeting aud program
-Mesdames Ed Hall, Sc. Thoma
and J. ID. West.
On chapter extension = Mes
danes w. A. Reed and Luthe
Taylor.
On decoration-Me sdames +. |
Garth, Paul NJ. Raysor and Mis-
Matte Tabor.
On collection of delinquent due
- Mesdumes W. A. Banks and I
NJ. Camp. =,
AS a fitting conclusion to Il
meeting the hostess served iovei
refreshments.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-16
kUTAkf -
NIL COMING

changed. b,tuation remains un-
forms the Manager Preston in
Bigelow sagle tina, Mcmahon *
asota all today ship from Nav
outfit rotary deep we'll drilling
or. an charge of an expert drill
IT. r. this machine fails to save
q well now in trouble, a new
eep we'll will be bored. There
iii be no more lights while the
resent scarcity of water prevails.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-16
southern FiorlstA

Nav Orleans. Feb. 1s.-Severa
,outhern cities were represented IL
the first annual convention ~ ths
southern Florists society. which he
ran here Thursday. The society was
organlxed ut Chattanooga last year.
r. c. Borkman OF Augusta, Ca j.
sresident
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-16
MJsr OPENS

~ large croN
last night and oe listed the rink
most popular contest Tor the
with eathusiai ing lady opened
Jenkins led witt Miss Charlie
es Aline RohdeS5 votes, Miss
Dor 500. Hettie 600, Norris Ia
Mawhinney IL sanith 400, Sadie
-Nellie Cole lao.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-16
EpwORTn LEAGUE PROGRAM.

sunday evening at $50, Feb. IL.
eader-Miss Annie Dearing.
Paper-Miss Annie Laurie Long
Talk-prof. Chas. Parker.
subject of Lesson-"Convineing hs
World"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-16
PASSENGER TRAIN SCHEDULES.
IL At c. SCHEDULE

la G. N. SCHEDULE
No. 100 North bound. .....l0i2o a. m.
No. lOi South bound. ..... SOB p. m.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-05-16
Etna.
.NbecinL 10 lie Me7OS

Sbeciai 10 The Ne70s
Mr. Ford gave the young folks a
party Saturday night. There was a
large crowd present. All reported
nice time.
Misses Fay Myers and Alyce Parker
looked very pretty Saturday night at
the party.
Miss Fay Myers said Tonne Newsom
was the prettiest boy at the party Sat
urday night
Mr.. and Mrs. Young are visiting in
Whitwell this week.
Mrs. Martha McNabb is visiting
hOmefOlks.
A large crowd was at Sunday school
Sunday.
Miss Alice Parker said John Jones
was very pretty.
Ed Milligan was sorry Miss Mollie
Skiles was not at Sunday school Sun
day.
Bertha Trimear said she was sorry
that Tommy Looney did not have the
| bouquet she sent him Sunday.
Mrs. Martha McNabb and Faytie
Myers and Alice Parker took walk to
! the mines Sunday.
Miss Faytie Myers and Alice Parker
say thev are going to Whitwell Satur-
day. l guess they will be very tired
before they get there. Velvet Rose.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-05-16
BUNKER HILL.

Special 10 the Nr7oS.
l will write little this week to keep
"Watchman" from thinking am
dead.
"Watchman" wanted to know about
S. B. Brown gate. He repaired it
and filed bill against Walter Brewer
in sorghum court and Walter took ap-
peal to John Bryant last Sunday, and
he claims damage for getting his hat
muddy. You see he has beat the old
folks and if he can get the girl he has
got the whole family beat He says
he intends to hang his hat there next
Sunday
Frank Brewer says that Walter hangs
his hat in the fork of maple in the
yard. Walter has bought L. P. Brew
er's fine gray horse. Of course he will
have to get someone to ride him. He
can t ride his mules and horse too. He
knows how to win.
Someone told me that Dock White
said the preacher mule colt was sew
en- feet and four inches high.
Ye writer set out one hundred and
eighty cabbage plants Friday
Miss Maggie Brown was visiting ye
writer Sunday. She says she saw her
bst fellow unday at church.
Some boys were rabbit hunting
Sunday. One of them had on white
hat.
Walter Brewer was visiting ye wri-
ter Sunday.
Frank Layne keeps knocking at me
through "Watchman If he will take
the paper-it is only so cents a year
/ am ready to answer him. Ii he dom t
take it can't fool my tilgS with him.
[ heard he went across the river and
stayed all night and next morning
| whensthe woman got up she saw a COW
grab something out of the window and
thought it was some sacks. SO she ran
the COW about a quarter and made
her drop the bundle and it was Frank
the COW had grabbed. They say if you
want to get plenty of fish all you have
to do is to get Frank in the river and
all the fish will come out as fast as
they can get out.
All the teams that belong to the
stave mill will leave Tuesday for Look
out Mountain.
L. P. Brewer is planting corn ant
potatoes this week.
The nights are as if winter was still
on hand.
Would like to hear from Joe Austir
and family. Old Blue.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-05-16
Stanly.

SbsctdI 10 the Ne70S.
Miss Ida Belle Massengale called on
Mary J. Francis Tuesday.
Mrs. Malinda Lusk called on Mrs.
James Lusk Monday.
Miss Julia Lawson, of Kelly's Ferry
spent Sunday night with her cousin,
Mrs. Mary Durham.
Miss Josie Durham looked pleased
Sunday as her best fellow was with
her.
Quite large crowd attended church
at Luckport Sunday.
Mary Francis called on Mrs. W. A.
Francis Sunday eve.
Misses Mary and Isabelle jackson, Of
Lookout Valley, attended church Sun
day.
Annie Sharp looked pleased Sunday
Mrs. Mary Bailey called on Mrs. G
W. Lusk Sunday.
T. H. Ritchie called on Samuel Lusl
Tuesday. Honeysuckle.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-05-16
BRIDGEPORT, ALA.
Notes From the Growing City at
the Entrance to the Valley,
Things are hustling here.

Things are hustling here.
c. X. Boothe, Of Huntsville, Ala,
is erecting some cottages here.
G. f. SchOtield left for Birmingham
Friday on a business trip.
Bridgeport will have paper in a
few weeks as several parties have been
her looking over the location.
The Offices of the DeLoach Mill Co
are installed i'm the fiat iron" build
ing and occupy an entire floor. The
company has an up-to-date printing
plant connected with its business to
handle its own printing, equipped
with twO-revolution cylinder, and
three jobbers.
The DeLoaeh Mill Co. plant is loca-
ted in the building formerly occupied
by the pipe works, which were bought
by the citizens of Bridgeport and pre-
sented to the company The expense
of moving the plant from Atlanta was
also paid by the citizens, who in a
very public spirited manner promptly
raised $40, 900 when they learned the
DeLoach Co. was seeking location,
and secured the enterprise. The pres
ent building is in no wise adequate for
the enterprise and a structure of con-
crete, 800 feet long, is being put up to
be used exclusively as machine shop.
The company is now employing about
l15 men. Its full capacity is $50, but
there is no provision for such num-
Der as yet. Its product, saw mills and
mill machinery, are. shipped to all
parts of the world.
Ernest Walker, of Whitwell, is an
emplOye of the DeLoach Co. as ma
chinist.
Chas. Ketner, formerly of Victoria,
has very neat Touring mill located
here, and says his business is very
good, so much so that if he had more
capital he would enlarge his facilitie;
to accommodate increasing business.
S. D. johnson went up to Jasper
Friday to be present at the closing ex
ercises of Pryor Institute.
The Southern Railway will miss
Bridgeport by about IL miles. How
ever an electric line to So. Pittsburg il
under contemplation, Southern officials
agreeing to take stock in the enter
prise.
There is not vacant store room il
the city and houses are at premium
It's money for some, one to come her
and put up houses for rent or pur
chase.
Simpson Bros. report nice busines
in their store in the Hudson Building
Saturday was payday with three in
dustries here, about 81, 900 being dis
| bursed
The case of Druggist Freeman, VIII
was arraigned before Justice Fenni
more, for selling Hostetter's Bitters
resulted in Freeman being bound owe
to court in 5000 bond.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-05-16
DATE CHANGED
FOR SPECIAL
Nashville, Chattanooga & St.
Louis Leaves May 9th, for
Reunion at Richmond.

The Nashville, Chattanooga q st.
Louis Railway has changed the date
for the leaving of the special tram to
1he United Confederate Veterans Re
union at Richmond to May "a, on
which date the train will leave at p.
IN. 1t will arrive in Richmond ON the
afternoon of May %. For the 2Sth a
day boat ride has been arranged down
the picturesque james River to Nor
folk, where the jamestown Exposition
is being held, the return trip to Rlch-
mond being again made during tine
day, in time for the reunion. The cost
of the round trip between Richmond
and Norfolk will be $3.50.
This James River trip over one OF
Virginia s most interesting sections
rich in the colonial and civil war per-
iods. In that of the colonial we pass
Shirley, the home of the Carriers, the
mansion, built in 1912, is still to be
seen. Berkley the birthplace of Pres
idents William Henry Harrison and
John Tyler Westover, the home OF
Col. William Byrd, the well preserved
mansion built in 1877. Weyanoke,
where stands very old colonial home.
Brandon, one of the old Harrison fam
ily's estate, where still stands well
preserved and beautiful home, filled
with rare collection of portraits and
furniture of that period. In the civil
war days Fort Harrison and Drewry s
Bluff, which Gen. Bushrod johnson s
Tennessee brigade defended SO gallant
ly and successfully, Dutch Gap Canal,
where Gen. B. F. Butler, of the Union
| nhnn khn oh
James River by digging canal across
a narrow neck to avoid Confederate
guns. At Bermuda Hundred, where
this same Gen. Butler maneuvered so
badly that Gen. Grant applied the ex-
preston that Butler had been "bottled
up and Lee held the stopper. At
City Point, Gen. Grants headquarters
and more noted as the point where the
Confederate and Federal prisoners of
war were exchanged. At Sewell S
Point, the site of the jamestown Ex-
position, and where the Confederate
batteries were placed that took part in
the engagement between the Merrimac
and Monitor in the waters of Hamp-
toms Roads. Here will be assembled
the great modern battleships of the
world, around and through which the
boat will pass, affording the best....op-
portunity for inspecting them and
familiarizing the visitor with the flags
of each nation floating from their
mastheads. This will be of advantage
while visiting the exposition in locat-
ing the nationality of each warship.
The return Journey from Richmond
will be commenced as soon as possible
after the unveiling of the Jeff Davis
monument, which takes place on the
afternoon of June 3, with the expecta
tion of arriving in Nashville on the af
ternoon of June A. Nashville Ameri
can.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-05-16
BIG CONTRACT FOR
7. c. & |. co.
HULDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND TONS
OF STEEL RAILS FOR HARTMAN
LINES.

NEW YORK, May 1t.-One of the
largest individual orders for steel rails
placed with single steel company has
been given, it was stated last night, to
the Tennessee Coal & Iron Company by
the Hartman lines. The contract
calls for $50, 600 tons of steel rails, rep
resenting gross business of close S., :
900, 600. OF this order II, 600 tons are
for the Union and Southern Pacific
systems and the balance for the Him
ois Central. The contract calls for de-
livery in 1908 at the rate of Is, 900 tons
a month. The rails are to be of the
open hearth variety.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-05-16
Eastland.
Special TO the Ne7US.


There was prayer meeting at this
place Sunday evening.
John Atterton was visiting Miss
Fannie Doak Sunday.
Mrs. John Pease Mrs. John Layne
and Mrs Foster Layne went to the ri
yer Sunday.
Lon Reeves has the mumps.
There was no coal run here Saturday
and Monday on account of some re-
pairs being made on the tip.
Ye writer went four miles down Ca
ney Fork River Saturday and returned
about two o'clock, hungry. and. tired
but enjoyed the trip viewing the
mountain scenery along the river.
Would like to hear from David Nc
Nabb at Empire, Ala.
James Elrod has been on the sick list
for few days but is able to be out
and will return to work in few days.
Hurrh for Boney Moore He will
make good election commissioner
and will see that things are kept
straight at the ballot box. Three
cheers for Patterson.
The company is laying pipe line
from the coke ovens to Pilot Knob
and will pump water from the river tC
furnish the coke ovens and boilers at
| the mines.
There is one hundred coke ovens in
operation at this place at present.
There is work here every day in the
week for several hundred men.
Jehue Layne took an active part il
the prayer meeting Sunday.
Several of the miners went fishing
Saturday as there was no work at thu
mines.
Everybody subscribe for the Newi
the best local paper in the South.
J. G.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-05-16
Pryor Cove.

Special 10 the Nc70S.
Tom Willis, of Jasper, was on our
streets Wednesday.
Anderson Copeland was in the cove
Thursday
F. NJ. Mccullough was in Sequachee
Wednesday,
Tink wilkins, of the Fork, was in
the cove Thursday.
Boss and George Brewer, of Jasper,
were visiting E. g. and T, L. Haynes
Sunday.
Anderson and John Shadrick went to
Tracy City Sunday.
F. M. Mccullough was visiting 7.
L. HAYNES Sunday.
W. D. Haynes and wife and baby
visited Mrs. J. NJ. Haynes Sunday.
Wheat looks we'll in the cove.
Orie Anderson, of Chattanooga, is
visiting the family Of Jess Abrams.
Jess Abrams and family were visit
ing in Jasper Sunday.
Corn in the cove ought to do we'll for
it is on good pasture. The weeds
are about to take it.
.lese Coppinger and Will Burnett, of
Coppinger Cove, were at F. NJ. Nc
Cullough's Friday.
Sheriff Westmoreland was at F. NJ.
Mccullough Sunday.
Tom Foster, of Jasper, was on our
streets Sunday.
F. NJ Mccullough was called to the
lock and dam Sunday to hold an in
quest over Anson Burlingame who was
Killed by J. P. Felkins.
Mrs. J. W. Walsh was in Jasper
shopping Saturday.
Ulphin Ferguson was in Whitwel
| Saturday.
! H. NJ. Westmoreland and Mr. Bass,
of Chattanooga, were in the cove fo2
hunting Wednesday night
Hot Summer Pal.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-05-16
Stove Paid For.

The trustees of the town hall have
settled the balance due on the stove
put in the hall last fall When the
play, The Last Loaf, " was present
ed, the need of a stove for heating the
hall became at once apparent and Mr.
Sam Sherman kindly ordered one
Since that time payments have been
made on it, as funds were available,
and Friday the account was settled
and the stove. which cost $t5, is now
the property of the citizens of the
town. Mr. sherman contributed the
expense of freight and ordering 10y tel
eVhonc.