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

of the day 1t has showed here for the
last week.
Come again, baby Pet, of Etna.
l enjoy reading your letters as have
great many friends there.
There was a man killed here Friday
by street car, name unknown.
There is lots of sickness here. Meas
les and mumps mostly.
Miss Josephine Marsh left last even
ing for New York to visit Miss Rosa
mond Busey, and to attend the Yale
cotillon and a reception Friday even
ing at the home of Mrs Steward
Webb.
Miss Bess Woodward and Miss Helen
White, of Defiance, Ohio, and Miss
Elizabeth Carter, of Danville, Ills,
are spending a week with Miss Minnie
Houghton.
Miss Alice Schof, who has been
spending the spring vacation with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph 9.
Schof, has returned to school in New
York.
The Woman's Society of the Mae
mercher, will give eucher party Fri
day night. Miss Lillian Davis will be
in charge.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Miss Nellie Beatrice Ker-
| foot and Mr.. Geo. John Diver The
wedding will take place April II.
Mrs. George H. Dodge has gone to
Boston, Mass, to visit relatives for
several weeks.
Miss Grace Childers has gone to
Muncie, Ind, to spend her vacation
with friends.
Mrs. Samuel Spooner, who has been
spending month in Cuba, has return
ed home.
Miss Edith Long, of Sullivan, Ind. +,
is visiting Miss Ruby Copeland this
week in this city.
Wonder how Joseph Boyer enjoyed
the theater in Covington, KY, the
other night?
Miss Amy Richard made a big hit
in the leading comedy role in 1.-The
Girls in White" which had it's first
performance at Rochester this week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Percival
Church, fine boy.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Yates, fine
girl. Mothers and babies are getting
along nicely.
| JOUu L. ItN anu hloo h
Rogers, also Justus M. Decker anC
Miss Dora Riley called at the Court
House to day and received marriage
licenses.
The Lord may temper the wind tC
the shorn lamb, but there is no assur
ance that he is looking after the peacl
crop.
Howard Nicholas, formerly of In
dianapolis, will spend the rest of hi
life in prison for the murder of Mis-
Margaret Leslie, an Indianapolis act
ress. Miss Leslie was murdered in /,
Chicago hotel for her diamonds,
A lady called at the Office of Chas
1 G. Pettijohn one day last week. Sh'
asked to see the lawyer. "Well, wha
: is it2' politely asked Pettijohn. ..
didn't come up here, " said the visitor
a determined look overspreading he
face, ''to be made fun of by an offic,
boy. | want to see lawyer.
Ye writer's will make high fly tril
to Chicago next week on pleasure
trip. Hope we will have a good time
Wonder where 'Mama's Pet" is.
heard she was spending few weeks il
Birmingham, Ala. I hope she will en-
, Joy n6rSelI uOWl UnSr0. L also WONT
like to hear of my friend, Dutch, O
Kentucky, through the News.
Come on, Sunshine, of Guild
/, Tenn. Your letters are interesting t
me.
f What is the matter with the writer
| at Hale's Chapel? Is there not an
news down there any more?
f Come again, "Papa's Darling" o
Oak Grove. | like to read your let
: ters very much.
, G. J. Shepard just passed here wit
3 his best girl in an auto and they seem
n ed to be on Easy Street.
t Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Eastman, @
4 Chicago, I will try and call at you
n home shortly if have time, as we ar
s friends. knew you in Durham, Ga
. Come again, "Zuzu & Kid"
Wandering Boy.
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