Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-08-01
LOCAL.

here Saturday night.
Ice cream suppers "are the order
Of the night Savvy!
Harvey Smith went to Whitwell
Monday ION business.
Shell Coldwell attended church at
Union Grove Sunday night
Byron Bennett, of Richard City
Sundaycd here with home folks.
Mrs. Geo. McClanahan, of Tracy
City, is visiting her mother, Mrs
Robt Alton.
Miss Catharine Craighead, of Breck-
enridge, Tex, is visiting t. K. Raw
lings and family.
w. H. Davenport, of Chattanooga,
representing Peoples & Pitner, was in
the city Thursday.
Dave Bryant and Miss Pearl Lewis,
of Victoria, were visitors at the Blow
ing Spring Sunday.
Bob league and Vester Harris, of
Whitwell, were juvenile visitors in the
News Office Thursday.
Dan Jewell of Richard City, spent
Sunday here with his parents Rev.
and Mrs. r. H. Jewell.
Beer sociables are being INDUCED in
by several of our citizens, who like
that soapy tasting beverage.
Chas. Randle left Monday for Rich
ard City to accept an important posi-
ton with the Dixie Cement plant.
Miss Mamie Coppinger, of Whit
well, and Lieut.. Parker, .. S. A,
were at the Blowing Spring Sunday.
The Junior Epworth League, of
Whitwell, picnicked at the Blowing
Spring Thursday, spending hot day
in cool retreat.
An ice cream supper was given at
Tolly Burnett's Saturday night, at
tended by a number of the beaux and
bellies.
The infant of Mr. and Mrs. Murray
Anderson is very sick, and the services
of DR.. Copeland were called for Mon
day night
Mrs. G. G. Houts and Mrs, jacob
Houts and Miss Maggie Houts went to
Dunlap Saturday evening to visit
friends and relatives.
Rev. R.. Fl. Jewell and wife tender
ed number of the younger set an ice
cream supper Saturday night, which
was greatly enjoyed by them.
Sam Hall has gone to Cole City,
Ga, to work in the mines. His fam
lily still remains here in the same
house with Mrs. F. o. Pearson.
Walter Hopkins returned to DUNLAP
Monday to resume his duties at the N
81 C.. depot, after vacation of {
month with broken collar bone.
Eldridge, Robertson, who is employed
by the Hunt Engineering Co., at Rich
ard City, spent Sunday here. He il
getting $2.75 per day at carpente
work.
Wheat threshing is being pushed b.
local farmers, Webb's horse powe
thresher is separating the golden grail
from its of incumbrance husk ant
straw.
Rev. Stewart, of Dunlap, stopped of
Friday evening to visit the Deakin
family, ON his way home after visi
to his daughter, Mrs. A. L. Spears
of Jasper.
Mrs W. r. Thomas and Miss Grac
Thomas returned Monday from Knox
vile, after six week stay, during
which Miss Grace attended the sum
mer school,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cowan and child
rem, of Whitwell, accompanied by Mrs
T. w. Graham, were visitors at tn
Blowing Spring Sunday afternoon, Ell
joying its cool breezes.
The amount of Indebtedness on plan
in Town Hall is now only S95, wit
the interest on each note, which has &C
crued since the piano was purchased
An effort will be made to remove tn
Indebtedness shortly.
Miss Florence Horned, of Jasper
visited her sister, Mrs. Edwin Pryor
Tuesday. She is an expert composite
in the Office of the Cumberland Bar
ner, and called in Tuesday morning t
see the type setting machine at work
S. A. McMillin, of Tallahassee, Fla
was here Thursday. He is a photo
grapher and with his family will be &
Whitwell for few days. He passe
through this section about five yeal
ago, and called in ON us to renew oil
acquaintance.
The following from Ebenezer sper
Friday at the Blowing Spring, and
was ideal picnic weather, hot as bla
ers with shower of rain: Miss,
Matte Kate Turner, Mary Kate Bel
nett, Jennie Bennett, Lettie Bennett
Helen Turner, Clemmie Turner, Ain
Bennett, of Chattanooga, Abbie Clarl
Mrs Sam Bennett, Herschal Kell
Scott Deathridge.
A Junior Sunday school class fro
the Southern Methodist church, Jaspe
picnicked at the Blowing Spring Tue
day, under charge of Miss Doss
Moore, teacher. They were: Ma
Darr, Fannie Darr, Charlie Darr, VII
ME Mclaughlin, Cecil Philips, Ma
Williams, Grace Williams, Edith Wi
liams. A delightful time was ha
with an ideal day.