Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-06-06
LOCAL.

FRIDAY.
John r. Robertson, of Jasper was
here Thursday.
Capt. Geo. w. Hurd, Dunlap, now
reads the News
Byron Bennett returned from Rich
ard City Friday, sick.
Miss Viola Coppinger, of Coppinger
Cove, was in town Memorial Day.
Mr.. Roberts, of the international
Harvester Co.. was here Thursday.
0. c. Rapier, of Bridgeport, was
here with his photograph outfit Thurs
day.
Mrs. W. H. Hutton, Victoria, re-
news her subscription for another
year.
> Miss Nina Randle spent Saturday at
Victoria, the guest of Miss Eunice
Hutton.
Claud Springfield, of Chattanooga,
was the guest of the Hopkins family
Sunday.
Miss Emma Fagg, who has been Wis
iting in Chattanooga for sometime, has
returned
MISS Juliette Hopkins returned last
week from very pleasant visit at
Dunlap.
Profs. Dossett and Guy, of Pryor
Institute, Jasper, were in the city
Thursday.
W. F. Smith, of Cruelty, attended
the Memorial services of the G. A. R.
Thursday.
Quarterly meeting of the NJ. E.
Church, will be held at Sequachee
June 18th and 10Th.
The attendance from outside points
Thursday was not very great, owing
to the bad weather.
Misses Lillian Deakins and Flossie
Hughes, of Jasper, were in the city
Wednesday evening.
Miss Anna Deakins, who is teaching
school at Richard City, spent Saturday
and Sunday at home.
All-day service at Ebenezer Sunday,
conducted by Rev. Whitener will be
attended by several from this place.
jackson Lee, Walter Randle and
w. Chill went to Oak Grove Sunday
to attend the Children's Day exercises
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Condra, of Cedar
Spring, arrived Saturday and visited
Mr. and Mr. John Condra over Sun
day.
Mrs. Mary Roberts, Manchester,
Tenn, has her subscription renewed
by her son, Chas. L. Roberts, of Dun
lap.
Miss Mary Jordan, of Whitwell, was
the guest of Miss Louise Hill Memoir
al Day.
Louis DeSabla, Tilman Tatum and
w. c. Hill went to Richard City Sat
urday to play ball with Jasper VS..
Richard City.
Capt. and Mrs. J. G. Lancaster, of
Jasper and daughters, Misses Ava and
Amy and son, Hugh Lancaster, were
here Thursday,
Mrs w. H. Hutton and children OF
Victoria, accompanied by Miss Hut
ton, of Nashville, were visitors in the
city Memorial day.
S. Sherman returned from Lundy' s
Lane, Pa, Friday, where he had been
to visit mis- mother, whom he reports
in very feeble condition.
Mrs. Blair, sister of Mrs. W. S.
Wilson, and baby, of Cleveland, Tenn.
returned to their home Friday after
spending a week here.
w. A. Price is now in the employ
of B. H. Hardaway, Aliceville, Ala.
and kindly forwards us an order fol-
Job work for friend of his there, fol
which he has our thanks.
Misses Willie and Fannie Coppingel
of Coppinger Cove, who have been Wis
iting at Jasper, were at the Memoria
services Thursday and returned t.
their homes Friday morning.
C. H. Davidson, a former residen
of Sequachee, was here Monday. HI
is now in Chattanooga, working at hi
trade of tile and hearth setter and do
ing well, which we are glad to learn.
Rev. J. j. Marker, of Knoxville
was a caller in our Office Thursday
He is contemplating installing Sim
pick Machine in the Office of the Me
Thodist Advocate, of which he is edi
tor.
Mr.. Sam Fisk, of Huntsville, Ala
spent Saturday here. His wife ant
children are visiting her parents Capt
and Mrs w. X. Marlin. Mr.. Fis
will take charge of gang of carpen
tiers at Bridgeport during this summer
THE question of keeping the child
rem fairly presentable during thei
play hours is always doubly Difficult
in the summer. Half an hours romr
ing in the garden will soil and rumpl
any frock, until it is only fit for tn
tub, so all sensible mothers devote
large share of the summers outfit {
strong, easily irOned dresses in whic
their little ones can play in peace.
Thus says the authority on Practice
Clothes for Little Girls in the Jul
number of the New Idea Woman's Ma
gazine, and common sense is the key
note of her article. The same write
extends her helpful advice to the sun
mpr Girl with athletic tendencies an