Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-02-14
LOCAL..

Gladys Pryor is sick with the meas
les.
Miss Anna Deakins has been i'll this
week
Col. J. A. White, of Chattanooga, is
visiting in the city.
Mrs. Quarles, of Jasper, was visit
ing in town Sunday.
jackson Lee and Chas. Randle went
up the road Sunday.
c. G. Hnuts visited the cement
plant in Copenhagen Sunday.
Frogs are peeping or hollering, which
ever you have mind to call it.
Miss Myrtle Coppinger, of Coppirger
Cove, spent Tuesday in the city.
Miss Pearl Stansberry, of Jasper,
was visiting in the city Sunday.
Walter Hopkins was up from South
Pittsburg to see home folks Sunday.
Mrs. 9. Z. Cunningham and Miss
True Randle went to Jasper Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Harris of Jasper
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Haynes Sunday.
Miss Nina Randle spent Sunday
with Miss Eunice Hutton, of Victoria.
Mac Thomas and John Hester, of
South Pittsburg, were visiting in the
city Sunday.
Mrs Byrd, mother of Mrs W. S.
Wilson, and little daughter, of Upper
East Tennessee, are here.
Mrs. +. o. Pearson left Tuesday for
Chattanooga where she Will probably
remain for severaltmonths.
Some of our sanguine citizens say
the electric railway or interurban sys-
tenn is coming. Won't we buzz then
Measles have fastened their clutch
on the younger generation of the town,
and quite number of families report
cases.
Harley Layne, John Wright, Arthur
Wells and Albert Price, of Jasper were
in the city Sunday, enjoying things in
various ways.
Jim Hoge, the dashing young beau
of the Ebenezer settlement, was in
town Sunday.
Rev. Scott, of Whitwell, held regu-
lar services at the school house Sun
day morning.
Miss Minetta Holland, of Pryor In
stitute, Jasper, was the admired guest
of Miss Juliette Hopkins Saturday and
Sunday.
Petitions are being circulated to
make Sequachee an independent school
district, so its. citizens can look after
its own school affairs.
Don't forget the box supper at the
Hall Saturday night. There will be q
nice entertainment Herewith, free az
the wind, so saddle up old Beck and
come ON.
Mr.. Sam Wilson is the proud ani
happy father of Carmack H. e. boy,
weighing II pounds who arrived at hi
home Monday morning. Mother ant
baby are doing well.
."Genuine Tennessee Burt, Red Rus
Proof, Blue and all other varieties O
Seed Oats in stock. We can fill you
order on moments notice.
CHATTANOOGA FEED co.
The n G. q st. L. bridge gang
who have been at work in this vicinit,
for over month, left Saturday. /
great deal of work has been done on til
trestes in this vicinity, and they hav
been put in good shape.
Andy Curtis Of the mountain, wa
here Monday. He came in on the yer
praiseworthy mission of paying hi
subscription. He doubts if fruit i
hurt on the mountain so far, but h
has no hopes for this to be a 'frui
year.
At the League services at tn
Church Sunday night, beautiful sole
MY Faith in Thee" was sung b
Miss Nina Randle very nicely. Mis-
Randle is improving greatly in he
singing, and is gifted with a stron
voice which is developing excellen
tone quality.
The N. G. & St L. R'y depot is bC
ing painted. this week the color b'
ing can airy Us formerly, while the low
er portion against which the loiterel
rest, is painted deep red instead {
green. The color of the interurban d,
pot has not been decided on vet.