Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-07-04
LOCAL.

W. ID. Miller, of Victoria, was here
Monday.
Murray Anderson has moved back
to this place.
The hay harvest in this city" ()
is being garnered.
THE Ladies Relief Corps meets Sat
,nrday Mt o'clock.
Evet Marlin returned from Tus-
Cumbia, Ala, Monday
J.H Northcut and Sam Havron, of
Whitwell, were here Monday.
Robt. Dykes and Bertram Ashburn,
,bf Whitwell, were here Sunday
Stainless Flag Dav was recognized in
SSeqnachee by hosting "Old Glory"
Misses Lillian Deakins and Flossie
l{Hughes, of Jasper, were here Friday.
II. NJ. Walker, of Whitwell, was in
; the city Saturday and called in to see
! the News.
Cant. John Frater and sister, Miss
Hannah, of Victoria, were in the city
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Towles, of So.
Pittsburg, were enjoying the Blowing
Spring Sunday.
John Lawson and Charley Hampton,
of Lafayette, Ga, came in Saturday
to spend the 4th here.
Mrs. John Thornton and children, of
Chattanooga, arrived Saturday on a
visit to the Lee family.
Eldridge Robertson left for Copenha
gen Monday, where he will go to work
with the carpenter gang.
Alan Kelly and Miss Lena Camp
bell, were visitors at the Blowing
Spring Sunday afternoon.
Misses Clee Chastain, Of Whitwell,
and Kate Bennett, Of Jasper, have
been visiting in the city this week.
J. G. Gross, of Coalmont, passed
through here Sunday morning, ell
route home after visit in Victoria.
Walter Randle, Jackson Lee and
Lewis DeSaba went to Kimball Satur-
day night to attend an ice cream sup
per.
See big ad of Alley & Vann, for bar
gains. This firm is very popular
among buyers, who appreciate bar
gains.
Mrs Lucy Randles Robert Randle
and wife and baby arrived Tuesday
evening from Chattanooga to visit rel
atives
Harvey Smith returned from Whit
well Tuesday evening, where he has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. R.,
Jones.
Sam Hall, of Whitwell, has returned
to this place, occupying the lower por-
ton of the Pearson property on Ala
bama Ave.
Pat Jones was in the city Sunday
for few minutes Ell route to Nash
vile to resume his duties with the n.
C. & st. L. R'y.
Mrs. j. B. Eldridge and children re-
turned to their home at Cleveland
4 Monday after visiting Mrs. VIM. Ow-
zen for about week
G. H. Vann, of Jasper, was here
Monday distributing circulars for Al
ley q Vann., who have inaugurated a
Dig 4Cn OI July Safe
Prof. G. Davis and wife, of Chatta-
nooga, accompanied by Miss Hannah
Frater and Miss Mile Curry, of Vic
tora, were at the Blowing Spring Sun
day
Mrs. Kittie Walsh and sister, Miss
Avis Burnett, who have been working
in Chattanooga, arrived Friday on q
vacation visit to their parents, Mr..
and Mrs Mack Burnett.
j. Walker, the mining expert from
Chattanooga, is still in the employ Of
c. Sherman, Investigating coal meas
ures on his property in Sweeden's cove.
He spent Sunday here.
The baptismal services in which
Rev. ". A. Chadwick viii officiate
will take place on the 4th Sunday Of
this month, when one applicant anG
perhaps several others will be baptised
Lum Houts returned from the Ten
nessee River Sunday and presented III
with some nice fish for which he hal
our thanks. He reports an excellent
meetingin Mullins Cove, conducted b!
Rev. R. H. Jewell, and the peopl
prosperous and happy there.
p. S. MCGUIRE of Knoxville, is il
the city, arriving Tuesday. He ha
recently graduated from st. Mary
College, st. Mary's KY, with higl
honors, having attained very higl
grade in his studies. According to &C
of recent legislature of Tennessee he /
now registered optometist, or occulist
and is here to attend to the wants G
his many friends in his line. Mex
fall he viii enter seminary to stud
for the priesthood.
n, SOC, ,ao1I,- -, 49, ,,,Lot 800,