Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-11-28
LOCAL.

A. W. Ferguson, of Jasper, was here
Thursday.
DIR. N. B. Moore, of Whitwell, was
here Friday.
J. o. Ketner, of Victoria, was in
town Tuesday.
15O.lb sack of salt only 05c at d. @.
Lawson 8, Jasper.
Byron Bennett, went to Jasper We'd
nesday morning.
Louis DeSabla and Miss Nina Randle
were ont driving Sunday.
Thanksgiving services will be held
at Owen Church tonight.
Miss Louise Hill visited the Misses
Coppinger in Sequachee Cove Sunday.
Charles Randle, of Richard City,
came home yesterday to spend Thanks,
giving.
Miss Anna Deakins went to Chatta-
nooga Saturday to spend a few days
with Miss Clara Leland.
All kinds of staple and fancy grocer
les at D. G. Lawson's, Jasper, ana
prompt delivery guaranteed.
Mr.. and Mrs Vim. Lee went to Jas
per. Sunday to see Mrs. Lees uncle,
VIM. Thornton, who is very sick.
Services were held at Owen Church
Sunday night by Rev. Smith, of the
Primative Baptist denomination.
w. K. Marlin returned Thursday
evening from trip of nearly week
to points in Tennessee and Alabmaa
Mrs. Vim. Tate and little sons arriv-
ed Tuesday night to visit her brother,
Chas Curtis and other relatives here.
John. F. Houts, of Dunlap, was here
Thursday. He was moving from
Dunlap to Jasper, where he will farm
near the river.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Deakins, and
little daughter, Elizabeth, drove to
Whitwell Sunday TO see Mr.. Deakins'
brother, Clay Deakins.
Walter Fagg and SON. Clarence, who
are getting out billets in Powder Mill
Hollow near Inman, for the Sequat-
chic Handle Works, spent Sunday at
home.
Allen Hall, of the Cumberland Ban
ner, Jasper, was in the city Monday
evening, accompanied by Harley
Layne.
Miss Juliette Hopkins spent last
night in Jasper, attending the play
given by the students of Pryor In.
stitute, entitled Down in Tennessee. ="
Milton, the son of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
H. Hutton, of Victoria, is reported
better. He has been sick with fever
for over a month, with DIR. Turner, of
Jasper. attending.
Mrs. J. Z. BlantOn is sick with few
or at her home in this city. The fam
| lily have just arrived from Chatta-
nooga, where one of their children had
been sick for some time. DR.. Turner
is attending.
Walter Hopkins went to Nashville
Sunday morning on the special which
passed through here at 4:30 a. M, for
the accommodation of those who wish
ed to attend the unwilling of the
Thomas Memorial statue at Nashville.
A telephone order reached us at 7:3(
Friday night for circular for Whit
we'll firm, to be sent up ON the morn
ing train. They got the circulars
that is only one specimen of the way
we strive to please those who favor III
with their orders.
John Ramsay Is working on nigh
shift in the WhitwelI mines. HI
drives to and from his work, residin,
in his property here formerly the Ken
place. It speaks well for the useful
ness of the pixies that man can driv,
nearly nine miles to his work owe
roads that few years ago were nearl,
impossible at this time of the year.
Miss Sissy Bell, formerly of thi
place, died at GAINESVILLE, Tex, las
week. She was well known here, stay
ing with the family of Jas. R. Owen
pioneer Of this place, considerabl
portion of the time. She also acted a
postmistress for Vim. Owen, when h
conducted a general store in the build
ing now occupied by the Sequatchi
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