Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-08-08
LOCAL.


Sam Fisk, of Bridgeport, spent sun
day here
Marion Kilgore of Victoria, was
here Monday.
w. L. Barber of Whitwell, was in
town yesterday.
g. W. Wiseman, of Dixon Cove, was
here Saturday.
P. F. Ramsay, of Cole City, was in
town Saturday.
M. X. Shumake, of Union Grove,
was here Monday.
Miss Ruth Curtis left for Dunlap
Friday to visit relatives.
Dan Jewell. of Copenhagen, is visit
ing homefolks this week.
Jack Layne, of Little Sequachee
Cove, was here Saturday.
Rev. W. E. Kilgore preached at the
schoolhouse Sunday night.
Lecture at the Town Hall Tuesday
night in aid of NJ. E. Church.
Mrs. Hyden Smith, of So. Pittsburg,
visited the Randle family Thursday.
Willie Light, of Chattanooga, arriv-
ed Saturday night to visit Jim Houts
The local watermelon is now on the
market but does not seem very plenti-
full
Walter Randle and Dan Jewell have
been attending the revival at Sardis
this week.
Fred Brown, of Chattanooga, is Wis
iting friends and school mates here
this week
Miss BONNIE Hoge, of Dunlap, was
the guest of T. X. Rawlings and fam
lily Sunday.
Monday was regular pension day,
and the local ''vets" got in their
vouchers promptly.
CIV. Chadwick returned from bus
mess trip in the upper part of the
county Saturday,
Dan Pitman, of Caroline Chapel, was
in the city Monday, and went to JAS
per to attend court.
Jas. Coldwell raised 81 bushels of
good sound wheat on his land east of
depot. Pretty good.
Mrs Jas. Skies and children, of
Chattanooga, arrived Monday evening
to visit relatives here
Messrs. Wells and Gray, of South
Pittsburg, were here Thursday with
the Baptist Church picnic.
Neil Cunningham of Temple, Tex
as, arrived Saturday on visit to his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Cunning
ham,
Mrs. w. X. Marlin was taken sick
yesterday and the services of DR.. Tar
ner were called for She is better this
morning.
Quite number from here have been
attending the protracted meeting at
Sardis, conducted by Revs. Mitchell
and Scott
Mrs. Edgar Smith and children left
Friday for Chattanooga and Cleveland,
Tenn. She will visit at these places
altogether about two weeks.
Misses Grace Thomas and Lillian
Ford and Mr.. Louis DeSabla enjoyed a
trip to Byrne mill and Pleasant Grove
Sunday afternoon.
Louis DeSabla, Jackson Lee and w.
@. Hill went to Jasper Saturday after
noon and played in the ball game, K.
of P. VS. Odd Fellows
Chas Randle, of Richard City, spent
Sunday here. He is thoroughly salts
fed with his new position with the
Hunt Engineering Co.
Robt. Abraham and daughter, Of
Pittsburg, Ga, visited the Chadricl
family Tuesday night on their return
from visit in Whitwell
Get your turnips in while these
'turnip showers are descending.
Later ON it will be too dry, perhaps
and then you will miss having any o.
the succulent tubers.
Miss Lillian Ford, of Knoxville, ar
rived Saturday on visit to Mis-
Grace Thomas, whom she will remain
with until about Sept. 1. She is {
daughter of Editor Ford, of the Knox
vile Independent, labor journal, ant
very attractive young lady.
A party composed Of Misses Nina
Randle, Louise Hill and Maud Phelp
and Messrs. jackson Lee, Walter Ran
die and W. G. Hill took supper at thu
Dancing Fern Cave one mile abov,
here across Little Sequachee river Sun
day evening. Uhey left at $50, return
ing at 1880, and had lovely time.
Through the courtesy of the Secreta
ry of State we have received a copy o
acts of 1907. Chap. 14S extends tn
eth district line of Marion county t
include Coppinger Cove, and Chap. 81
makes our school district take in al
the territory in 18th district north G
johnson road, and is to be known a
District II, and became "a law April
1907.
W. NJ. Stone, of Chattanooga, wa
here Monday. For thirty-five years b
has been foreman of the mechanics
department of the Chattanooga Times
and besides is a writer of note, gettin
up characteristic articles. He entere
the News Office in cognito. but CAV
himself away when he asked if tn
Simplex machine then RAINING woul
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