Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-04-18
LOCAL.

w. NJ. Lee Went I'd ooulu liUVop"i
Saturday
Newt Fultz is working at the lock
and dam.
Miss Gravce Thomas went to Jasper
Thursday afternoon.
A. q. Chaudoin, of Chattanooga,
was in town Thursday.
Miss Grace Wyman returned Friday
from Copenhagen.
Geo. VIM, of South Pittsburg, was
visiting in the city Sunday,
W. c. Hill and Miss Louise Hill
went to South Pittsburg Sunday.
A. W. Ferguson, of Jasper, was here
Thursday. looking after poll-taxes.
Chas. Randle and Miss Nina Randle
visited in Victoria Sunday afternoon
Geo. w. Alder, one of Victoria's
hustling citizens, was in town Thurs
day.
Miss Thula Martin, of Chattanooga,
is expected here on visit in few
weeks.
d. Hopkins went to Nashville Thurs
day night to be examined under rail
road regulations.
The good old overcoats were in order
Saturday, with the cold wind blowing,
sun shining and snowfakes flying.
John Lawson, Jesse Coppinger and
the Misses Chadwick went to Copenha-
gen Sunday to see the cement works.
DR.. n. b. Moore, of Whitwell, paid
this city professional visit Friday,
having his Office at the Hotel Marion
The handle works is turning out a
large order for German tack hammer
handles, which are about eight inches
long and very thin.
Victoria will have a rafting good
ball team this year, with Fowler, who
pitched such good ball last year, in the
box again this year.
Mrs. F. o. Pearson returned from
Chattanooga Thursday, where she has
been for some weeks with the Rosen-
thai Dry Goods Co., as milliner.
The Philomathesian Society, of Pry-
or Institute. Jasper, will have picnic
here May II, at the Blowing Spring
In the afternoon of the day game of
ball will be played between the Whit
we'll and P I. teams.
W. A. Chadwick returned Monday
from trip of weeks duration in
Georgia and Alabama, principally near
Sulphur Springs, Ga, where he found
many of his old friends. He has a
brother, A. j. Chadwick, resident
there.
Sequachee base bah seems to be per-
manentiy dead. We note that Managr
az Sherman has no squad out on the
field practicing. Prospects for a team
seemed pretty good at one time, but
seem to have gone where the wood
bine twineth.
An auction sale of lots at East Lake,
near Chattanooga, being part of the
DeSabla estate, is advertised for next
Saturday This is where so many Sc
quachians are located, and where 9TH
ers will be if things don't get better in
this ''boom" town.
Miss Grace Thomas is learning the
art of operating the Simplex typeset-
ting machine in this Office. Beginners
in printing offices are usually styled
''devils, but we make an exception in
the case of Miss Thomas, and style her
the News ''angel "
Tho C1aua1on1 Tapp To,,rYol opS
Banner has installed its new Simple1
Typesetting machine, the same as set'
the type in the News Office, and pres
ents an up-to-date appearance. We pre-
dict that with right management the
Journal will never regret its invest
ment.
Scott Kelly, who is surveying thu
Wallace lands, reported here SATURDAY
very severe freezes ON the mountain
the ground being frozen, and hgh
snow falling. Fruit is goner in thi
section, and vegetables likewise, bu
like the eel that got accustomed to be
ing skinned, we are getting used I,
this order of things, and don't expec
anything much better.
Lee Turner, who has been in tn
city for few days left Friday TO
Newmarket, Tenn, where he will fin
ish up his contract with the Southern
Railway, and move his equipment t
Mt. Pleasant, Tenn, where he has
contract to build line for the L. (
n. R.. R. to phosphate field. H
says the Southern is cancelling con
tracts on account of the unfavorabl
legislation handed out to the railroads
A folder containing halftone viey
of a new England farm house, presum
ably from painting by Mr. Butler, in
forms US that 'an exhibition of oi
and water color paintings will be he'll
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Phi
Up A. Butler corner of Woodland Roa
and Vista Avenue, Auburndale, Mass.
on Wednesday and Thursday, the ut
and 18th of April 1907. Hours froI
10 a. III. TO p. m. Wish we coul
be there.
Jas. Coldwell had a successful sale
his store Tuesday, conducted by hi
hustling manager, R. L. Gotham
Prices were slashed to nothing an
many went to secure the bargain
offered. During the 1O-minute sale
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