Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-02-21
McNABB MINES.
.Speriaiio fhe NszOs.

Specialize Tie Ne1OS.
We are having some fine weather
now for railroading and the railroad
is going on very rapidly.
Mrs. Bee Hunter and little daughter
have returned to J. L. Russell's camp,
where she Joined her husband and l
guess she will stay here until fall.
Henry Sheppard was sent to his
home III Statewide, N. c., Sunday
morning. Mr.. Shenherd has been sick
for sometime and is not expected to
live very long.
Sam Penland, who was blown up at
J, L. Russells camp, is now III Erlan
ger Hospital in Chattanooga, and i
improving very fast
Miss Maud McNabb visited friends
at Kelly's Ferry Saturday and Sunday
of last week.
E. B. Stegall of McNabb Cove, who
has been at the Sequachee River for
few days has returned.
Jim Long called at J. C. McNabb's
Monday morning on business.
Mrs. Dave McNabb and children, of
Roope, are visiting on the river.
| Two small steamers from Kelly S
Ferry carried large crowd of passen-
gers down the Tennessee river Sunday
to the lock and dam to spend the day
and everyone rerOrts u nice time.
Dinner and refres hments were served
at twelve O'Clock ami after that every
one enjoyed themselves looking over
the works. The boats were the
''Speedwelr' and Sea Gull"
D. M. Tate looked pleased Sunday.
I would like to know what about.
Miss Emma Blessing looked sad Sun
day because her best love had gone to
the west to stay until Xmas
Ask Miss Pearl Owens how she en-
ioyed jim McNabb'S company Sunday.
May Newsome was badly disappoint.
ed Sunday. | saw that PARKWAY look
come in her eyes several times during
the day.
Miss Julia McNabb will entertain al
her home Tuesday night, Feb 10, {
number of her friends with music an(
songs A list of guests will be about
as follows Misses Hattie Harwood
Myrtle Ellis, Matte Houts, Cora Ell
lis, Rosa Worn, Nettie Ellis, MAUD
McNabb, Julia McNabb, Messrs. Ale1
Neckleson, John Penland, Frank Ellis
Will Burnett, j. X. Tate, J. L. Rms
sell, Mr. and Mrs. Hunter, Mr.. ant
Mrs r. B. Quinn, Mr.. Frank Quinn
A nice time is expected.
The engineers of the Southern Rail
road, who spent the latter part of tn
week in the McNabb Cove, returned t
the gap of the mountain Saturday.
j. Y. Cross has gone to Chattanooga
this week.
Hubert Yarbrough looked sad Sun
= day. l guess it was because Miss Cor
didn't go to the lock and dam.
J. l.. Russell made a flying trip I
Chattanooga Sunday on the John G
Patten.
Tom Sexton, of Roope, was on tn
river Sunday.
Well"White Dove, " Win Burnett ha
gone in a hole He came ont groun
hog day and saw his shadow and wen
back and won't come out again unit
the first of May, but You bet he sur
, looked fine when he did come on
and that is no Joke.
j. X. Tate still makes his usua
! calls at ]. c. McNahb's every Sunda
evening.
: We writer thinks that Miss Ellie
Ellis has bean az Shellmound bt
! cause she hash come home vet.
Alex Nicklestun called nj Mr.. Mo
u Nabb's Sunday evening.
Come ON, sweet Potato. " of Roopt
: We writer sure enjoyed your piece q
Z poetry last week. Baby Girl.
r Glover, Timothy, Orchard. Blu
, and Red-top Herbs Grasses gu
' specialties Write or call 10 see rs. F."
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