Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-05-09
LOCAL.

Sam Sherman spent Sunday III Chat
tanooga.
Miss Grace Thomas was in Jasper |
yesterday.
Walter Hopkins, of Dunlap, spent
Sunday in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs MINIS, of Jasper,
were driving in the city Sunday.
The regular meeting of Post j3, G.
Ar, will be held Saturday, at II am.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Wallace left
Saturday for their home in Rochester
N. H.
Miss Nina Randle and Mr. jackson
Lee drove to Whitwell Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. W. S. Minter and Mrs. Chas.
Hash, of So. Pittsburg, were here yes
terday.
Hugh O'Neal, of Whitwell, was in
the city Saturday night, taking in the
ice cream supper.
Miss Avis Burnett returned to Chat
tanooga Monday after spending two
weeks with her parents here.
Rev R. H. Jewell left Saturday
for Battle Creek, to fill his appoint
ment there Sunday.
D. A. Gregory, of Dalton, Ga,
and Miss Ethel Martin, of Jasper,
were driving in the city Sunday.
r. A. Havron, editor OF the Cum
berland Banner, Jasper, was in the
city Thursday evening between trains.
Miss Eunice Hutton, of Victoria,
passed through on the train Monday
morning, en- route to Nashville to visit
relatives
A box supper, ice cream supper and
cake sale will be given at the Town
Hall Saturday night, May 1S, for the
pastor of the M. E. Church, south.
A. P Ramsay reported this morning
that the cut worms or army worms or
whatever they are, have ruined %
acres of grass for him, and he is not
very cheerful over the outlook for stock
next winter.
We are requested to say something as
to why the improvements to that rocky
thoroughfare Of commerce, known as
Owen street, were not carried out and
probably will have something to say
next week.
Rov L. Gotham has severed his con
nection with Jas. Coldwell as store
manger. He and Mrs. Gotham left
yesterday for Battle Creek. They ex-
pect to go to Pisgah, Ala, to visit rel
atives for month.
Capt. W. R. Thomas received
painful injury to his left hand Satur-
day. He was cutting grass with
sickle when he slashed across the first
knuckle of his left hand, inficting an
injury that bled profusely
A party composed of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Wallace, Mrs. JAS Deakins and
Mr.. G.. Sherman started to visit the
cement plant below South Pittsburg
Friday afternoon, but owing to heavy
rain which set only went as far as So.
Pittsburg and returned.
80" The many friends of Miss Eva
Ables, of Hill City are very much sur
prised to hear of her continued illness.
BY her pleasant manners when visiting
here she has many friends who regret
to hear of her illness, and hope that
she will speedily recover.
w. S. Wilson is contemplating put
ting in dairy utilizing the cool wa
ters of the spring branch for preserv-
ing the milk. Let s have it. The en-
terprise would be help even if it was
not of such mammoth proportions as
the handle works, which seems to be
the limit set for Sequachee's growth
A base ball term could be organized
here as the following list of players
will show: Bennett, Lofty, HILL De-
Sabla Lee, Ed Curtis, E. Barrett,
Chas. Curtis, Jones, Lawson, Coppin-
ger, Hamblin, Sherman. Nearly all
sof these are willing to play if live
manager could be secured.
Farmers are replanting corn tO
beat the band. A large quantity was
put in from month to six weeks ago,
but owing to the frosts and continued
cold, damp weather, was not profit.
able investment. Farmers are used,
however, to doing work over and ovel
to get what little they make,
w. K Marlin is another of Sequa
chee's public-spirited citizens to come
toward with contribution to the hall
He said he felt that he ought to hell
pay for the piano. Mr.. Marlin, how
ever, has shown himself always ready
and willing to assist in public enter
prises, and this is nothing new TO
him.