Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-03-14
LOCAL.

W. G. Hill was in Jasper Saturday.
Willie Parker went to Whitwell Sat
urday.
Shell Codwell is clerking for Jas.
Coldwell
Willard Hinch, of Ebenezer, was
here Sunday.
VIM. H. Gott, of Inman, was in
town Saturday.
John D. Miller, of Vicotria, was in
the city Saturday.
T. A. Randle, of Brownsville, Ala,
visited his family Sunday.
Geo. NJ Dame, of Jasper, the feed
man, was in the city Friday.
C. E. Cunningham has been suffer
ing from lumbago this week.
John Carson, Of Victoria, was here
Sunday interviewing his best girl
Claude Springfield, of Jasper, was in
the city Sunday visiting his best.
Bert Lee. of South Pittsburg, visited
relatives in Coppinger Cove Sunday.
Mrs. J. s Deakins, who has had a
tussle with la grippe, is much better
Sam johnson has moved to Jasper
where he is engaged in blacksmithing
Miss Verda Bennett spent Sunday in
Whitwell visiting friends, returning
Monday evening.
Misses Louise Hill and Mamie Cop
pinger visited the cement plant at Co
penhagen Sunday.
Mrs. E. S. Haynes has been suffer
ing with la grippe and neuralgia, but
is now recovering.
The base ball fever germ gave a
wiggle in this town Saturday evening.
It's sure sign of spring.
J. Michael Thomas, of Copenhagen,
and sister, were here Sunday visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Curtis.
w. F. Smith, better known as Cal
leo Bill" of Gruetli, was on hand for
G. A. R. meeting Saturday.
Mr.. W. D. Floyd, and family, OF
Needmore, were in the city Tuesday,
VlSlUluS W. A. OuduNiOh'
Some slight changes are being made
to the interior of Hotel Marion this
week, preparatory to reopenment short
ly.
John ONeal has resigned his posi-
ton as storekeeper for Jas. Coldwell,
and returned to his home near Tracy
City.
Miss Nina Randle has been appoint
ed Secretary of the M. E. Sunday
school, south, vice Clarence Fagg
resigned.
The spring chicken has made its ap
pearance, but can hardly be classed al
fryer yet Mrs. W. X. Marlin ha'
the neighborhood beat in raising thu
fluffy specimens.
Mrs. F. o. Pearson is now in Chat
tanooga, where she has accepted pos
ition with the Rosenberg Dry Good
Co., as milliner.
w. H. Simpson, of Jasper, was IL
town last week.. He is associated
with Geo. M. Dame in the feed ant
produce business, and is hustlins
things.
w. A. Price, of Jasper, was her
Friday. He wants his friends to re
member that he still wants to measur
them for that suit of clothes, any size
shape or style.
Miss Minneta Holland, of Pryor In
stitute, was the charming visitor o
Miss Juliette Hopkins over Sunday
and sang beautiful solo at Leagu
services Sunday night.
1t was reported in this place las
week that Miss Eunice Hutton, of Vic
toria, was dangerously i'll. Miss Hut
ton, as far as we can learn, is conval
escent from a threatened attack of few
er, and able to resume her class j.
music.
The ever genial John G., Gross, @
Coalmont, was caller in our office TIA
first thing Monday morning, havin
come from Tracy City the afternoo
before. He was on his way to up-vaI
ley points and thence to Chattanooga
He is looking as if life was prosperin
with him and his, and we were glad t
see him.
Latest reports from Nashville al
that "Shug' Johnson turned up i
Johnny Dobb's headquarters earle
than expected, or as he expressed
''to be in at the beginning" He
described as ''big fellow from tn
mountain district" Training bega
Friday last and johnson is put dow
as a pitcher.
South SequaChee.