Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-10-03
LOCAL.

Sam Il I'M Va DAANbVl'Ab opNhb gun
day here.
S. G. Byrne, of Jasper, was here
Monday
Louis Carlton, of Dunlap, spent Sat
urday here.
w. A. Chadwick went to Victoria
yesterday evening
Miss Thula Martin visited in Jasper
yesterday evening.
Miss Nina Randle will spend Sun
day in Chattanooga.
The Blowing Spring is not so popu-
lar as it used to be,
B. B. Lasater returned from the Fair
at Nashville Friday.
Mrs. VIM. Lee went to Chattanooga
Saturday to visit relatives.
Andy Curtis was here Tuesday with
some fat mountain mutton.
Poon Brewer and Miss Zuella Burn
EFT were out driving Sunday.
Eldridge Robertson is recovering
from severe spell of the fever.
A. i. Robertson, Clerk and Master,
of Jasper, was in town Monday.
T. r. Smith, of Copenhagen, was
here Saturday and called to see us.
The fall season is now upon us and
the vigilant family provider is already
talking coal.
J.. S. Deakins and son, returned Fri
day from Nashville, where they took
in the State Fair.
The inspection train Of the N. c.
and ST. L. r. r. was doing" the
local branch Tuesday.
Misses Thula Martin and Mary Jor-
dan made an equestrienne trip to JAS
per Monday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Smith and
little daughter, were driving on the
pixies Sunday afternoon
Miss Mamie Coppinger haa returned
from visit to her sister, Mrs. Bert
Lee, at South Pittsburg.
w. S. Wilson returned Friday morn
ing from Nashville, where he had been
taking in the State fair.
Miss Mary Jordan, of Whitwell, was
the guest of VIM Houts and family
from Friday until Monday.
Prof. Harry Simpson and Miss
Plummer, of Jasper, were at the Blow
ing Spring Sunday afternoon.
Miss Mamie Walker, of Whitwell,
spent Saturday and Sunday here, the
guest of Miss Juliette Hopkins.
The ice cream supper for 1907 is now
thing of the past. What's the mat
ter with an Old Farmers Support
Charlie Wagner won the last tea set
drawing at Coldwell's grocery. An
other contest is now on for another
set.
John Condra left Tuesday morning
on tour of inspection of the Southern
states, seeking location to enter the
mercantile business.
Misses Janette and Lily Phelps, of
Sulphur Springs, have been visiting
the family of Walter Fagg this week,
arriving Saturday evening.
Miss Grace Thomas left for Mary
vile, Tenn, Friday to attend school.
She was accompanied as far as Chatta-
nooga by Mrs. W. R. Thomas.
Copies of the Boston Post and New
Hampshire papers received from our
friend, Mrs L. A. Farley, who has
been sojourning at York Beach, Me.
The Sequatchie Handle Works re-
sumed all day run Saturday last. Dur
ing the summer the employees have had
Saturday afternoons off, but now full
time is resumed.
Miss Minnie Hamilton went to Whit
well Monday, where she will remain
with her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. w. Jordan, for some time.
Laurence Burnett, of Copenhagen,
was here Saturday and called in or
the News. He is now on the night
shift for the Dixie Cement Works, il
charge of two boilers.
Misses Thula Martin, Minnie Ham
ilton, Mary Jordan and Louise Hill
drove to Jasper Friday afternoon, go
ing down especially to get some ic'
cream which they didn't get. ="
J. X. Hamilton, of Victoria, passed
through here Tuesday with portabl,
engine and boiler, which it is under
stood, he will use in the mill he i
putting up near his place in Victoria
The News this week turned out Sc
ries of eleven views ON postal cards TO
the Whitwell Drug Co., depicting
scenes in Whitwell You should SCI
them and get your order In early, TO
no doubt they will go like hot cakes.
JAS. Carlock, the medicine man, o
Jasper, was here yesterday, and pai'
the News call. His wife has beer
sick for long time and he is unabl
to attend to his business as he should
being unable to leave her for an,
length of time
The old house known as the 'Mans
field house on the bank of Sprini
branch near the iron bridge, has beel
torn down. Ed Pryor purchased 1t fo
$50 and is using the framing for
dwelling he is erecting on a lot nea
the schoolhouse, Mathew Pryor doinI
the carpenter work
Messrs. Morrison, Shirley, Burgess
and Hixon, of Whitwell, were her
Saturday to help the local five il
their game with Jasper, but even thei
assistance couldn't make Sequache