Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-04-11
LOCAL.

Post %, Il. A. r., meets SATURDAY
Sam Webb, of Jasper, was in town
Saturday
Jas. Layne, of Inman, was in the
city Monday.
J. f. Gotham and wife went to
Ketchall Sunday.
A. S. Kelly, surveyor, of kimball,
was in the city Friday.
jackson Lee and Chas. Randle, went
to Victoria Sunday afternoon.
An effort is being made to cast
play for presentation May 30
capt. Frater and family, of Victoria,
were driving in the city Sunday.
T. A. Randle, of Brownsville, Ala,
spent Sunday in the city with his
family.
Erich Weisner and G. A. Bailey, of
South Pittsburg, were in the city
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Chadwick re-
turned from Dunlap Friday where they
spent the week
There was no meeting of the Wom-
ans Relief Corps Saturday on account
of threatening weather
Miss Minnie Marlin arrived Friday
evening from Chattanooga on a visit
to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. K.
Marlin.
Word comes from Chattanooga that
Mrs. Sherman is steadily improving,
which her friends will be glad to
know.
Snow flakes were in the air Tuesday
morning, although the thermometer
recorded 36 degrees, or four degrees
above freezing point.
Miss Grace Thomas went to Whit
we'll Saturday afternoon to interview
Dentist Moore She went up in the
News horsemobile.
Rev. Hurt, of Bridgeport, conduct
ed services at the school house Tuesday
night. He and Rev. Chadwick have
been holding a series of meetings since
Saturday night.
Frank Griffith, Fred Pope and Har-
ley Layne, of Jasper, were here Sun
day equestrian, With Hugh Jones
mounted on his big bay, they made a
dashing troop of cavalry.
Mrs Bert Lee and children left for
SO. Pittsburg Tuesday evening, after
a visit of week to her parents in
Coppinger Cove. She was accompanied
by her sister, Miss Nan Coppinger.
AS we felt sure, our friend, Paul
Wright, once more turns to the type
case, and is now with the Alpine,
Texas, Times, copy of which bearing
marks of his supervision being on our
desk.
Walter Hopkins, of Dunlap, and
James Lee, of Bridgeport, were on the
Cannon Ball. Tuesday evening en-
route to Nashville to take telegrapher' s
examination ordered on the N. G.. &
St. L. system.
1t is said that the Cunningham FAM
lily contemplate moving to Chattanoo-
ga in few months. That will be an.
other addition to the Sequachee colony
of our best citizens driven from here
on account of the limited field in which
to scrape up living. Next
John Tate, Of Jasper, was in the city
Friday endeavoring to arrange game
of ball with Sequachee for Saturday
He was accompanied by Shug johnson
of the Nashville B. B. team, who hal
been at his home in Jasper for few
days on account of sickness He will
rejoin his team this week.
W. S. Wilson made journey to Pc
ter Cave Fork Saturday accompanied
by Austin Coppinger. While passing
through a ford in Little Sequache,
river, Mr.. Wilson horse fell and CAV
him thorough drenching in waite
not of bath temperature. Mr.. Wilson
thinks Jack Layne, who lives up Their
and draws a small penson, should hav
it increased to at least one dollar da,
to live in such rough country.
H. W. Weideman and w. G. Fisch
er, both of Cleveland, O., arrive,
Monday night, looking after the inter
ests of the Sequachee Valley Saw Mil
& Lumber Co., whose property lies il
the head of Little Sequachee Cove
some ten miles north of here. The
both gave the News pleasant calls &C
companied by Charley Wagner, ant
Mr.. Weiderman informed us the col
umns of the News are read with in
terest by his daughter, which we ar
glad to know.