Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-05-02
LOCAL.

SUNDAY.
c. c. Houts spent Sunday in Chat
tanooga.
Hershal Kelly, of Jasper, was here
Sunday.
Birdine Alton was in Chattanooga
last week
Claude Springfield, of Jasper, was
here Sunday.
NJ. X. Shumake, of Victoria, was
here Saturday
The Handle Works resumed opera
tions yesterday.
Chas. Curtis and family visited in
COppinger Cove Sunday.
Jim Houts spent several days in
Chattanooga last week.
James Hoge, of Ebenezer, was in the
city Tuesday morning.
J. G. Kelly and Shirley Wood, of
Jasper, were here Sunday.
viii Rollins attended the Odd Eel
lows celebration at Dunlap.
A. K Pryor, postmaster of Victoria,
was in town Monday morning.
Anderson Sandwich, and T. L.
Haynes, of Jasper, were here Sunday.
Miss Anna Deakins, of Copenhagen,
spent Saturday here with home folks.
Next Saturday is the regular meet
ing day of the Woman's Relief Corps.
Miss Lula Lasater arrived here
Thursday afternoon from Chattanoo-
ga.
It. S. Turner, who lives east of JAS
per, on Kelly's Ferry road, was here
Saturday.
Arthur O'Neal of Whitwell and
friend, were visiting at W. M. Lees
Sunday.
Don't forget to get your girl and
come to the ice cream supper Saturday
night
The Handle Works was closed down
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, TAX
ing stock.
DIR. J. j. Marker, D. D., of Knox
vile, will deliver the Memorial Day
address, May Both.
r. L. Gotham and wife visited the
family of Joe Lowman at lakewood
Farm, Ebenezer Sunday.
Miss Minetta Holland, Of Pryor In
stitute, Jasper, spent last night with
Miss Juliette Hopkins.
Mr.. and Mrs J. q. Lancaster, OF
Jasper, attended the funeral Of Mrs.
NJ Turner here yesterday.
j. F. Rhea, purchasing agent of the
Bon Air Coal Co, was in the city Sat
urday en- route to Whitwell.
George Joseph and little daughter,
Mary, of Birmingham, Ala, arrived
Tuesday evening on visit to John R.
Rogers.
Walter Randle and Jackson Lee took
in the Odd Fellows celebration at
Dunlap Friday, and thoroughly enjoy
ed the day.
An ice cream supper will be given
at the Hall Saturday night for the
purpose of raising money to pay notes
on the piano.
J. r. Morgan, cashier of the bank
of Whitwell, and Miss Luella Bull,
postmistress at Whitwell, were driving
in the city Sunday.
E. D. Watson and Miss Clara Demp'
sey and Pope Mangrum and Miss julia
Ramsay, of SO. Pittsburg, were at the
Blowing Spring Sunday.
J. E. DeSabla, r. G. Goodier and
Edgar Smith, members of the l.. O. O.
F, attended the celebration of the SSH
anniversary at Dunlap Friday.
M. T. Pryor, of East Lake, was il
town Sunday and brings us word from
Mr. Kent that his new residence
is about finished and ready to occupy.
Mr.. Rapier, of Indiana photograph
er, and son of Capt. Rapier, of Bridge
port, was here Monday. He will dc
some work at Whitwell for the T. G.
Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wallace, o.
Rochester, N. H.. arrived here yester
day evening. Mr.. Wallace comes OF
his yearly visit to look after his inter
,ests here.
Mrs. G. Sherman was brought t.
this city from Chattanooga Friday
She is much better and able to wall
:around.the house, although her eyesigh
is still impaired.
Rev. R. H. Jewell kindly donates
dollar towards the payment of notes Oh
piano in Town Hall. He understood
the payments were being made by pr
vate parties in default of funds, anC
kindly came forward with contribu
ton.
Rev. r. H. Jewell informs us tina
he has changed his appointment a
Victoria from May 26 to May 10. Thi
is done to enable him to conduct TIN
service for the G. A. r. veterans her
May 26.
The following is from our youni
friend, Neil Cunningham, Temple
Texas, and no doubt several of on
readers will like to read it: Il hav
been working in the store for Mat
thew's Bros. ,clothiers, since last July
They are nice people to work for an,
l like them. They are from near Biz
mingham Ala. Temple has a popula
tion of about Is, 600, has a street ca
line. two railroads. the NJ C.. T. an,