Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-09-12
LOCAL.
G. A. R. Reunion SATURDAY..

WAS mere
J. w. Brown, of Havron's Chapel
was here Saturday
Jerry Walker and Albert Price, of
Jasper were here Sunday
John Henderson is fencing in addit-
ional land near his home.
W. E. Thomas, of Red Hill, was a
visitor here Saturday night.
Cory Robertson, of Jasper, was a
visitor here Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Kelly and child
of Kimball were here Saturday.
Miss Lula Lamb, of Victoria, was
with the picnickers here Saturday.
Geo. w. Jordan, of Whitwell, was
here Friday, returning from Jasper.
Miss Ida Webb, of Victoria, visited
the Misses Chadwick Saturday night
Nell Moore of Whitwell attended
the party at Lawson Saturday night
J. r. Robertson, of Jasper, was here
Saturday night, enjoying the festivi
ties
Chas. Price and J. R. Morgan, of
Whitwell, were at the Blowing Spring
Sunday.
Misses Myrtle, Pearl and Ruth Can
non, of Victoria, spent the day in this
city Saturday.
Jesse Griffith is fencing in the bal
ance of land purchased by him from
the Sequachee Company.
Miss Hannah Lofty, of Chattanooga,
arrived Saturday night ON visit to
her mother, Mrs. S. M. Lofty
Misses Mary Jordan and Mamie Cop
pinger, Of Whitwell were two charm
ing visitors in the city Saturday.
Ed Haskew and Gordon Wright, of
South Pittsburg, were here Sunday,
calling on some of our fair young la
dies
Miss Lillian Davenport, Of Chatta-
nooga, spent Sunday with Miss Min
ME Hamilton, coming with her Satur-
day night.
Chas. Holloway and big delegation
from Whitwell in two hacks, were at
the Spring Sunday afternoon, driving
up just before the storm.
A picnicking party from Whitwell
spent Saturday here. On account of
the inclement weather dinner was
spread at the hall instead of at the
cave
Misses Minnie Hamilton and Birdie
Houts, of Chattanooga, arrived Satur-
day night on a visit to the old folks at
home.
Charley Davidson, of Chattanooga,
was a passenger on the evening train
Saturday, en- route to Victoria to visit
G. W. Alder, where Mrs. Davidson
and the children are staying.
G. A. Hopkins, son of Depot Agent
d. Hopkins, of this place, who has
been agent at Huntsville Ala, has a
promotion and goes from there to
Memphis, Tenn. We congratulate him.
Messrs. J. w. Andes and P. H.
Grayson and Miss lula Grayson, OF
Whitwell, and cousin of Miss Gray
who is visiting her, were in town this
morning en- route to the lock and dam
on the Tennessee river.
Special mention was made by the
Chattanooga News of the work of ont
fielders Mike Thomas and Tom Death.
ridge in the games won there Labor
Day by the South Pittsburg team ovel
the Insurance team. Both are star
players and we are glad the Chatta
noogians caught on to the fact
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urday and Sunday here with the Law
son family. He has Just finished
painting the fine mansion of S. H.
Alexander at Jasper, and will com
mence painting the iron bridge oveI
the Spring branch this week
Rev. and Mrs. Chas. F. Hunter were
callers at our Office Saturday afternoon
Rev. Hunter is conducting very in
teresting revival at Jasper, and was NJ
calling on his many friends at thi
place. He and Mrs Hunter expect tx
attend the G.. A. r. reunion here Sat
urClay.
A curiosity in canteloupes is twil
specimen raised by Austin COppinger
Both cantelOupes were perfect in ev
cry way, about as large as the larges
size orange, but joined by hinge o
rind. A friend at our elbow wicked,
suggests that the melons were simpl,
trying to carry ont President Roose
velt's ultimation against race suicide
and were raising twins
New planks should be put in tn
floors of several of the bridges in tn
county, which have given way. At
bridge between here and the Sequache
river there is a hole in the middle o
the bridge, while another plank nea
it is damaged enough to let an anima
through if it should step on it. At tn
Pryor bridge near Jasper other plank
are damaged, but in such unused por
tions of the bridge that it would seer
as if the damage had been done NAL
iciously.
Misses Mamie Horton and Mimi
Sitz of Jasper, were visitors at tn
cave Sunday afternoon. When tn
storm came up. although they ha
started for Jasper, they returned !
take refuge under the stock shed at tn
handle works and were prisoners 70