Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-10-10
LOCAL.

here Sunday.
Post SO, G. A. R., meets Saturday
next at II a. m.
Mrs. W. A. Turner, of Victoria,
spent Wednesday here.
The thermometer registered 4G de-
grees yesterday morning.
Better start and order your winter
coal before the rush is ON.
The children of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Houts have had the measles.
J. H. Walker, Of Chattanooga, the
coal expert was here Tuesday.
Rev. r. H. Jewell filled his appoint
ment at Battle Creek Sunday.
Miss Nina Randle went to Chatta
nooga Saturday to spend Sunday.
Mrs Lucy Ranlle, of Chattanooga,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Fagg.
Ed Pryor's house is being rapidly
constructed and will be neat cottage.
Bill Quarles and JAS. Darr, of JAS
per. are employed at the handle works.
Mrs. VIM. Lee and son, Will, return
ed Saturday from a visit in Chattanoo-
ga.
Miss Clara Leland, of Chattanooga,
was the guest of Miss Anna Deakins
Sunday
Jamie, the youngest son, of Mr. and
Mrs. John Condra, has been sick
with measles
We had the pleasure Of turning out
800 copies of Judge Pryor's Annual
Report this week.
Measles have been raging in this
town for the past month, and many
families report cases.
The saw mill is putting in full time
this week, large quantity of logs are
reported on the yard
Mrs. Luke Davenport of Chattanoo-
ga, was here yesterday, looking after
her lot in Owen cemetery.
The Grimes family have all been
sick with the measles except Mr.
Grimes himself and one son.
1t is reported that Jasper and Whit
we'll will ''cross bats at Whitwell
Saturday in game of ball.
John Condra returned yesterday
from trip south to find location to
enter the merchandise business.
Miss Minnie Hamilton returned from
a visit to her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
Mrs G. W. Jordan, at Whitwell
Town Jake" failed to give his real
name, hence his correspondence from
Roope, Tenn, cannot be considered
Miss Eunice Hutton, of Victoria,
was the guest of Rev. R. H. Jewell
and family Friday and Friday night.
Walter Fagg lost a fine COW Friday.
This makes four that he has been I'M
fortunate enough to lose in the past
twelve months.
Mr.. and Mrs F. NJ. Mccullough, of
Jasper, passed through here Sunday,
behind one of the speediest trotters we
have seen in a coon s age.
The evening train from Chattanooga
Friday, was late two hours, being held
there until p. m. to accommodate
those who attended the Wild West
show.
School director T. R. Harris, of the
Bird district, has begun the visitation
of the schools and will make thorough
examination of both schools and teach.
ers and will report to next meeting OF
the board.
Walter Hopkins has been in charge
of the depot at Victoria during the va
cation of j. B. Womack in an effort t.
regain his health. Walter spends his
nj hts at home, riding back and forth
on his wheel.
Chas. Randle, of Richard City, spen
Sunday here. He informs us that HI
has secured q position as engineer
with the Dixie Cement Co., at a salary
of $50 per month, on which we con
graduate him.
A box supper, ice cream festival an(
ring voting contest for the pretties
girl is scheduled for Victoria Satur
day night, for the benefit of the pas
tor of the NJ E. Church, south, Rev
R. H. Jewell. A big crowd will
doubtless attend.
Miss Eunice Hutton, of Victoria, i
taking a special course in music from
Prof Teichfuss, one of Chattanooga
best known musicians and teachers
Miss Hutton is already an accomplish
ed player, but wishes to still furthe
advance in the art.
There was preaching at the schoo
house Saturday night, conducted b,
Rev. Dugan and others. The conduc
of some of the young men of the tow
is reported to have been SO peculia
that indictments will follow. Whiske,
was the prime mover in their disturb
ing conduct.
Walter Fagg has been suffering TO
nearly FIVE weeks with an inflammation
of wrist of his right hand, caused by
wound received while handling hick
CRY timber Yesterday morning j
grew so painful he had it dressed b,
DR.. Turner, who removed a piece o
bark the size of small chestnut, an,
it is needless to say his wrist is get
ting better now.
Miss Thula Martin, who has been tn
guest of Miss Louise Hill, was taken il
Sunday morning at t2:45 O'Clock, an,
DIR. Turner, of Jasper, was summoned