Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-01-17
LOCAL.

day.
David Pitman, Of Inman, was here
Monday.
E. " Curnutt, Of Jasper, was in
town Tuesday.
Walter Randle and Jackson Lee spent
Sundaymi Whitwell.
: Miss Mamie Schultz Of Chattanooga,
arrived Monday night on visit
Claude Springfield and Arthur Wells
of-Jasper, were in the city Sunday.
John Curtis has moved to the Kent
, place, now owned by John Ramsay.
John Ramsay has moved to Whit
well, where he has secured work in the
mines.
Louis DeSabla and Chas. Ellis spent
Sunday in Victoria visiting Policy"
Ellis.
A. L. Robertson of family, of Jasper,
visited W. S. Wilson Sunday after
noon.
Win Price, of Jasper, was in town
Tuesday evening and made rs short
call.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alec Lofty visited Mrs.
Loftys parents at Victoria Sunday af-
ternoon
Rev. J. L. Scott, of Whitwell,
preached at the school house Sunday
morning.
G. NJ. Morton has sold his property
to James Coldwell and will move to
Chattanooga.
Grass is growing or at least in some
spots quite verdant appearance is
presented
Walter Hopkins left for South Pitts
burg Monday to resume his duties as
telegraph operator.
Miss Minetta Holland, of Pryor In
stitute, Jasper, visited Miss Juliette
Hopkins Saturday and Sunday.
Base ball for 1907 is being agitated,
and meeting will be held Saturday
night, Jan. 26, to organize a club.
. Chas. Ellis of Oates Island, who is
, attending Pryor Institute, spent Satur-
day and Sunday with Louis DeSabla.
JAS Skies shipped his furniture to
Chattanooga Monday where he will en-
ter the employ of the Brown Lumber
Co.
Hickory timber and billets are com
ing in faster now, and the Handle
Works will soon be back to rushing
business
D. Hopkins has purchased the two
acres of land on pike south of this city
owned by Mrs. Elizabeth Gabel, of
Cleveland, Ohio.
Will Bennett and Hershal Kelly, Of
Ebenezer, and the Misses Hoge, of
Bessemer, Ala, were driving on the
pike Sunday afternoon.
Who will be neYt to leave for Chat
tanooga? There seems OF be general
exodus in that direction and it's a
great thing for Chattanooga.
E. V. Curnutt, of Jasper, was in to
see us Tuesday. He is agent for line
of novelties in transparent pocket
knives and razors, and solicits your
custom.
D. W. Mccullough, of Tracy City,
was in the city this morning returning
to Tracy City. He had been visiting
his brother, F. NJ. Mccullough, near
Jasper.
Mrs. w. X. Marlin left this morning
for Huntsville, Ala, to see her little
grandson, Marlin Fisk, who has been
sick for days. Mrs. Marlin herself is
not very WELL but felt she must make
the trip.
T. A. Randle is managing a billet
mill near Huntsville, Ala, for the
handle works, and is pushing things
lively in that direction. The handle
works has now three billet mills in op.
ertion, besides large quantities of tim
Der to be delivered in the log.
At the Epworth League service Sun.
day night Miss Minnetta Holland, Of
Missouri who is one of the teacher,
at Pryor Institute, Jasper, sang a very
beautiful solo, Jesus, Lover of My
Soul, which was very much enjoyed
by those who were fortunate enough
to hear it.
Mr.. w. r. Thomas is an enthusiasts
on the scheme of getting the complete
records for the opera of II Trovatore
which may be secured now in set o.
20 records, consuming over two hours
time to play. He has an excellen
" n1Schine and will order 12-inch rec
Ss0e. if it will fit his machine.
An1uAG will order the set
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