Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-07-25
LOCAL.

j. r. Jones, of Whitwell, was here
Saturday.
John Ramsay, of .Whitwell, was here
Saturday.
Dave Bryant, of whitwell, was here
Saturday.
Dave Shadrick. of Jasper, was here
Saturday.
Chas Randle went to Whitwell Sat
urday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Wilson went
to So. Pittsburg shopping Saturday.
Misses Juliet Hopkins and Anna
Deallins left for Sewanee Saturday on
a visit
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Ketner of
Whitwell, were at the Blowing Spring
Sunday
Miss Eunice Hutton, of Victoria,
was the guest of Miss True Randle
Sunday.
Will Lewis and Miss Elizabeth
Price, of Jasper, visited the Blowing
Spring Sunday.
There is no coal being shipped from
this place yet, but this is no reason
there is none here.
W. E. Thomas, of Whitweli, was
on the passenger Saturday evening
returning from Jasper.
E. A. Ashburn and Miss Corinne
Ashburn, of Whitwell, were at the
cave Sunday afternoon.
J. R. Morgan and Miss Chastain,
of Whitwell, were visitors at the
Blowing Spring Sunday.
Hugh Jones, of Whitwell, was here
Sunday, accompanied by his brother,
Pat Jones, of Nashville.
Alan Kelly and Vance Alexander,
Of the camping party at Francis
Spring, were here Saturday.
J. A. Walker, of Whitwell, and
grandson, Hugh Kelly, of Jasper were
here Sunday, en- route to Whitwell.
Josh Wall and family left for Sewan-
ee Sunday, expecting to return to
Chattanooga next day, making the
trip in their auto.
John Lawson has returned from La
fayette, Ga, where he was engaged
in logging, which has been suspended
until cooler weather.
Jess Coppinger, of Coppinger Cove,
has promised to furnish us some NUT
ton next month. He is the only sheep
owner in this locality.
J. E. DeSaba is taking the census
of this school district. Under the new
law each scholar has to be identified
by name, age, sex, and condition.
These good rains are making tn,
corn blades spread out luxuriantly,
and there will be plenty of corn mex
fall, in spite of the pessimists.
Mrs. John Tatum, of Atlanta, visit
ed her sister, Mrs John Condra, Mon
day, en- route to her home after visit
ing her parents near Dunlap.
Revival services have continued this
week at the school house under charge
of Rev. J. L. Scott, of Whitwell, will
Revs. Dugan, Bird and Chadwick as
sisting.
Miss Bonnie Chaudoin left for Jaspe
Tuesday morning after visiting Mis-
Nina Randle here for several days
She will return to her home in Chat
tanooga today
Capt Frater and sister, Miss Han
nah Frater, of Victoria, accompanie
bx, +ha M;ocoa Era+aY Of Cboftonooro
were at the Blowing Spring Sunda
afternoon.
Rev. w. A. Chadwick conducte
baptismal service at the river east o
Whitwell Sunday Jas. Kilgore, VIII
has been ill for several months bein
baptized He was carried into tn
water on a stretcher, being unable t
walk.
A wedding of interest to Sequac
hans, the names of the contracting
parties of which is for the present
secret, will take place before the clos
of the summer, when prominen
young man of Ashville, N. c., wi
lead to the altar former belle of thi
city
Supper was enjoyed at the BLOWN
Spring Sunday night by the followin
of the younger set and a represents
tive of the News: Misses Bonni
Chaudoin, Emma and Annie Fage
Maggie Houts, Nina Randle and Mas
tiers, Jim Houts, Clarence Fagg, Har
dy and Jim Jewell and Harvey Smith
The supper was complimentary to Mis-
Bonnie Chaudoin and was gotten u
by Misses Nina Randle and Emm
Fagg.
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