Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-05-16
LOCAL.


Saturday.
Mai. Thomas H. Hill was in Jasper
Monday.
J. r. Jones is contemplating remov-
al TO Whitwell.
Dan Rogers of Dunlap, visited
Frank Deakins Sunday.
Harley Lane ana and Allen Hall, of
Jasper were here Sunday.
Pat Jones, of Nashville, was in the
city Sunday with homefolks.
Rev. J. l.. Scott preached at the
school house Sunday at II a. m.
Arthur Wells, of Delphi, and Albert
Price. of Jasper, were here Sunday.
Dick Goodier and Will Rollins took
in the, ball game at Jasper Saturday.
Will Bennett and Claude Springfield,
two dashing young men, were here
Sunday.
Z. S. Haynes kindly donates dol
lar to assist in paying for piano in
Town Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hopkins Kelly and ba-
by, of Ebenezer, were at the Blowing
Spring Sunday.
Miss Minetta Holland, of Jasper,
was in the city Tuesday visiting Miss
Juliette Hokpins.
Dave Ramsay is contemplating re-
moval. He is considering location in
a mining town.
A revival was commenced at the
school house Saturday night by Revs.
Kilgore and Dugan
Miss Laura Joyner, student at Pry-
or Institute, Jasper, visited Miss Ju-
liette Hopkins Sunday.
A great many of our citizens attend
ed commencement exercises at Pryor
Institute, Jasper this week.
John Condra is contemplating remov-
al to Rossville, Ga, where he expects
to engage in business again.
Quite number of citizens are con-
templating removal from this place.
Great dissatisfaction is manifest.
Mrs. Isham Hammock returned to
Chattanooga Monday after few day s
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Smith.
Edgar Smith is contemplating re-
moval to Chattanooga. He is disatis-
fed here with lack of a good school and
steady work.
Mr.. and Mrs. folly Burnett, Mrs.
Byrd and Miss Zuella Burnett visited
Azariah Burnett and family at Copen-
hagen Sunday.
Mrs. G. E. Cunningham and Miss
Louise Hill spent Sunday in South
Pittsburg, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. S. Minter
Arthur Carson and Miss Estelle Kill
gore, of Victoria, were married at the
parsonage Friday, Rev. R. H. jew
ell officiating.
Miss Lora Smith, of Whitwell, was
a passenger on the train Friday even
ing, returning from visit of several
weeks in Chattanooga.
w. A. Chadwick and family went to
Whitwell yesterday evening to attend
the funeral of the infant of Mrs. Pat
Morrison, who is his daughter.
Miss Maud Friend, of Victoria, was
in the city Sunday morning, having
attended the exercises at Jasper Satur-
day night, visiting the Randle family.
Mr. and Mrs Jas. Ellis, of Victoria,
passed through the city Sunday return
ing from Jasper where they had heard
the Commencement sermon at Pryor
Institute.
The K of P. lodge, of Jasper, dec
GRATED the graves of deceased members
here Sunday afternoon, as well as al
the Spears graveyard. Quite delega
tion was in attendance.
Everybody who can is invited to turf
out next Saturday and help clean UP
the Owen cemetery. We want oul
graveyard to look nice when people
from outside visit us on Memoria
Day.
Robt Foster, of Lovers Leap, wa
here Monday. He left his horse ant
wagon at the top of. mountain an(
walked down, as owing to no worl
having been done on it in years, tn,
road is in pretty rough condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Smith and child
rem and Mrs. Isham Hammock attend
ed the graveyard cleaning at Pleasan
Grove Saturday. Returning they call
ed in Jasper to see D. H. Chaudoin
who is very i'll at the home of Bel
Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. williamson, o
Knoxville, arrived Monday evening Oh
a visit to the Thomas family. Mrs
Williamson is sister of Miss Grac
Thomas, and recently married Mr.
Williamson, a prominent dentist il
Knoxville.
w. S, Cabe has bought the three
fourths interest in the property lynn
east of railroad near Handle Works
owned by Robt. Owen, Of Texas. H
has also bought one of the cottage
near there owned by the Southern
Building Co., of Atlanta.
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Kreger and lit
tie daughter, Lera, of Whitwell, wer
here Monday afternoon. Mr.. Krege
is pastor of the NJ. E. Church, South
at that place. Attention is called t
the program Of exercises Of Children
Day to be held in his Church Sunda