Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-05-02
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spent a few days here on business last
week
L. V. and A. H. Woodlee passed
through here en- route TO their home i'm
Altamont after several days visit TO
! Nashville.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs John
Duncan died Wednesday about noon
with whooping cough and pneumonia
fever The family have our heartfelt
sympathy.
Mrs. Bryant returned to her home
in Petersburg after few weeks visit
to the Lovelace family.
Mrs. Cynthia Coldwell and little son.
Charles, of Tracy City, were the
guests of Mrs. Charles Rubley Wednes-
day and Thursday.
Frank Warren, of Tracy City, was
here Wednesday.
Harlin Griswold was in Tracy City
Thursday.
DIR. and Mrs. Henry Lockhart and
! Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. LOckhart returned
Friday from Nashville where they at
tended the street fair.
Mrs. Chas. Rubley visited friends
in Tracy City Thursday and Friday.
Miss Nina Hall, of Tracy City, was
| the guest of her parents here the latter
part of last week.
Wonder what the matter with Ar
thur Curtis this week
Floyd Tate says "There'll come a
time someday," but l guess it is a
good ways off.
Newt Cantrell and Jim weeton are
making tracks towards Roddy Springs.
Somebody objects to that.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Martin, who have
been visiting relatives at Irving Col
| lege, have returned here and will visit
the family of w. j. Lovelace until
early in May. They will then return
to their home in California.
1t is rumored that Miss Minnie Love-
lace will return TO California with her
sister What will poor Arthur do
Go too, l guess.
Miss Margaret Layne, of Roddy
Springs, was in the city shopping
Thursday. So sorry Jim didn't get TO
see her but Sunday will come again af-
ter while.
Tom Lockhart, attorney, was in the
city on business a portion Of last week
Mrs jackson Tate, of Gruetli, was
on our streets Friday.
Leonard Nunley visited his mother
on Peak mountain Thursday.
Glen Martin, who has been sick at
the home of his parents at Tullahoma,
returned here Friday and will resume
his work as civil engineer. His many
friends are glad to see him back.
George Tate and Joe Ross spent Sun
day with home folks at Gruetli.
Rev. Coleman preached an interest
ing sermon Sunday night which was
attended by large crowd.
Miss Jennie Conry and Floyd Tate,
and Miss Mona Conry and Jim Nc
Govern spent Sunday at Monteagle.
Miss Terra Hall spent Sunday with
her sister, Miss Nina, at Tracy City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Sartin, Mr. and
Mrs. Dave Norvell and Miss Dadieh
Moran, of Tracy City, were the guests
of Miss Adah Cannon Saturday even
ing.
Claude Myers spent Sunday at Trac-
City. Morris Woodlee went also but
he goes every Sunday, so there is no
use to mention it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Martin and Miss
Minnie Lovelace and Arthur Curtis
took dinner with Mr.. and Mrs Jas.
Harrison Sunday.
Mr.. Curtis had on that big standing
collar and you could just see his eyes
Dee Roast, better known as "Apples
& Peaches, was in the city Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. R. Daniel and
children, Callie Lee, and Robert, spent
Sunday at Tracy City, the guests of
DR.. and Mrs. Chas Hembree.
Misses Maybelle Daniel and Annie
Sanders We're the charming guests of
Mrs DR.. Lockhart Saturday and Sun
day.
While playing with pistol Sunday
morning at the Dykes Hotel Abe Har
gis was accidentally shot in the leg
just above the knee by Willie Girls
void. Mr.. Hargis is resting very
well.
Miss Bertha Foster visited friends il
Tracy City Friday and Saturday
VIII Curtis is on the sick list.
Little Thelma Goodman, of Tracy, il
, the guest of her sister, Mrs Harrison
! Lillard Conry called at PAT, 9th Ave.
Sunday evening
The Parson family and the Hero
! family are cleaning off a nice croque
ground on 9th Ave. which will be al
a advantage to the young people thi
summer.
, Mrs Houston Cannon was the CUES
! of Mrs. Chas. Rubley Monday.
! T. B. Northcut and sister, Mrs. Tin
:. Motif and Misses Mary Sue Woodle,
and Fannie Motif passed through her
Monday, en- route to their home in AL
tmon, after a weeks visit to Nash
g vile.
: Wonder if Lillard Conry ever go
. left. Bluebell.