Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-01-31
LOCAL.

Alan Kelly, of Kimball, was here
Sunday.
q. Sherman went to Chattanooga
yesterday.
Ben Boyd, of Jasper, was in the city
Sunday night.
Mrs. W. X. Marlin returned from
Huntsville Tuesday.
J. NJ. Morton and family moved to
Tracy City Tuesday.
Albert Price and Harley Layne, of
Jasper were in the city Sunday.
Mrs. F. o. Pearson is contemplating
visit in Chattanooga next month.
Alec Patton and Vance Alexander, of
Jasper were visiting in town Sunday
afternoon.
Sequachee Relief Corps No. 10, will
hold its regular meeting Saturday at
2 p. IN.
"A full line of Field and Garden
Seeds at rock bottom figures. >
CHATTANOOGA FEED co.
The ladies of the Baptist Church
of Dunlap, have organized a Woman's
Missionary Union.
Miss Ethel Martin, teacher at Pryor
Institute. spent Saturday and Sunday
the guest of the Thomas family.
Mrs. Nancy Butler, of Dunlap, wife
of John Butler, SIR, died at Dunlap
Thursday. She leaves three children.
Alan Kelly, of Kimball, Will Ben
nett, of Ebenezer, and Will Walsh,
of Jasper, were visiting in town Sat
urday night.
It is reported that the ball field will
be enclosed and cultivated this year.
A very extensive line of fence will
have to be built
J. e. Dyer, who managed so success
fully the books of county trustee
Brown, is now in business at Pikeville
and we wish him well.
"Genuine Tennessee Burt, Red Rust
Proof. Blue and all other varieties of
Seed Oats in stock. We can fill your
order on moments notice.
CHATTANOOGA FEED co.
Robert Randle, of Chattanooga,
Joined his wife and baby Saturday
night who have been visiting Mrs.
Randle father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mac Burnett.
New piling has been driven under
four bents of the N. G. & st. L. R'y
trestle, crossing the spring branch, and
the structure considerably strengthen
ed thereby.
The temperature Monday morning
was 10 degrees above zero, and the
dear people got Waterbury move on
their pedal extremities. Bananas
were not hurt.
Especial prices on Cotton Seed Meal
and Hulls, straight, assorted or less
car.lots, f. o. b. or delivered. Let us
figure with you.
CHATTANOOGA FEED co.
Miss Julia Byrd, who is well known
here, was married to Mr.. Earle L. Nc
Intosh at Chattanooga recently. Mrs.
Mcintosh will be at home for few
days and viii. then join her husband in
Chattanooga, from which place they
will go to their future home in Flori
da. Dunlap Tribune.
The entertainment and Box Supper
scheduled for next month will be on
Saturday night after Valentines Day,
or Feb. 49, An orchestra of five piec-
es, two viOlins, cornet, piano and
cello will render three selections on
the program, and there will be piano
solos by Misses Grace Thomas and Ju-
liette Hopkins and vocal solos by Miss
es True Randle, Nina Randle and
Louis Hill and a recitation by Miss
Grace Thomas.
Joe Phillips, a laborer working fol-
Mobley 81 Mclaughlin, railroad con
tractors at Jasper, was injurel so that
he died within an hour. Phillips was
assisting in putting pipe through al
embankment when large amount o.
dirt rolled against him, crushing hin
so that he died. Phillips leaves wife
and large number of children. He wa
about - years old and was born ant
raised in this county.