Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-06-27
LOCAL..
,arlie Rvrd is sick this week.


Lawrence Burnett and two children
are very sick
Miss Mamie Burnett visited in
Whitwell Monday.
Walter Hopkins, Of Dunlap, spent
Sunday in the city.
Little Miss Maggie Houts is visiting
in Whitwell this week.
Hugh Curtis, and wife, of Petros,
were in town Wednesday.
b. b. Lasater attended the Masonic
outing at Whitwell Monday.
W. S. Wilson took in the Masonic
picnic at Whitwell Monday.
Marion Wall, of SO. Pittsburg, spent
Sunday witn Walter Hopkins.
John Griffith spent several days in
and about Whitwell this week.
jerry Walker and Robt. Hoge, of
Jasper, were in the city Sunday
Rev. Thomas Smith, of the Baptist
Church, preached here Sunday night
Louis DeSabla and Will Rollins went
to Whitwell to attend the picnic Mon
day.
Byron Bennett, of the Cement plant,
was at home sick with malaria last
week
Miss Julia McNabb, of Roope, was
the guest of Mrs. G. Q. Houts last
week
Wylie Parker and wife are visiting
their daughter, Mrs. R S. O'Neal, at
Whitwell.
Miss Lula Lasater left Monday for
Monteagle to attend the Teachers In
stitute.
Miss Minnie Marlin spent Saturday
and Sunday here with 1.-THE old folks
at home.
, Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. DeSabla return
ed Sunday from a visit in Chattanooga
of several days.
Austin Coppinger reports strenuous
and exhilarating time Tuesday night
with big eel.
S. J. Sewell, agent of Ballard-Snow
Liniment Co., Chicago, Ills, was IN
town Saturday,
Lum Houts is contemplating giving
a big picnic here July 4th tobreak the
awful monotony.
Craig Rollins and Miss Verda Ben
nett attended the Masonic picnic at
Whitwell Monday.
The temperature was so degrees in
the shade at noon Saturday and ~ at
/ 40 p. IN. Sunday.
Rev. R. H. Jewell will start re-
vival at the Rock Church at McNabt
Mines Tuesday night
Miss Aileene Pope of Jasper, spent
several days in the city last week, the
guest of relatives and friends.
Mrs. VIM. Lee and son, Will, ant
Mrs. E. S. Haynes went to Whitwel
Monday to attend the picnic.
Mrs. j. B. Eldridge and children, o
Cleveland, Tenn, arrived Friday ev
ening on a visit to Mrs. Vim. Owen.
Evert Marlin returned Thursda!
from trip to Chattanooga and Birm
ingham of over weeks duration.
Jackson Lee went to Chattanooga
Saturday, returning Monday via Whit
well where he attended the picnic.
Mrs. R. F. Rogers and little son. o
Dunlap, arrived Saturday to visit tn
Spangler family, who live east OF here
Lee Turner, after few days sta,
in the country, returned to his rail
road work at Mt. Pleasant, Tenn.
Monday.
Evert Marlin left Wednesday TO
Tuscumbia, Ala, where he will TAX
a position as fireman with the South
ern R'y.
Mrs Edgar Smith and children visit
ed in Whitwell from Saturday unit
Monday, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j
r. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Chadwick, an
daughters, Misses Della and Ruby, al
tended the Masonic picnic at Whitwe
Monday.
H. NJ. Minis, of Jasper, was hel
Monday. He is contemplating tri
to the Hiwassee about July 4th, fist
ing, hunting, etc.
The Sequachee Handle Works, con
mencing Saturday. will grant a ha
holiday Saturdays to its employees du
ing the heated term.
1t is considered quite the thing no
to spend the day at the Blowing Sprir
during these warm days, and fami
picnics are largely in order.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Toll
Burnett has been very sick with few,
but is some better now. Two of ii
other children have also been threate-
ed with fever.
Misses Annie Haskew, Gertrude Wi
hottie and Mollie Stepp, of So. Pitt
burg, came up with the G. P. picn
Thursday and spent a couple of plea
ant hours in the News Office foldil
papers. Wonder if the Hustler ev
gets treated so nice.
The Sunday school of the G.
Church of So. Pittsburg, had an outil
here Thursday, but it was not as larg
IL attended as expected. A special C
had been engaged but the early NOR
ing rain deferred a great many of {
picnickers from coming.
Miss Eva AbleS of Hill City, is vi
iting her sister, Mrs A. l. McCI
Tough in Jasper. Miss Ables is impro