Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1908-04-23

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Tom Randle expects to move into the
Farley House, to be vacated by VIM.
Houts.
Rev. W. A. Chadwick went to For
est Hill Saturday night to of1iciate at
wedding.
Mrs. =. S. Kreger and Miss Grace
Thomas went to Jasper shopping Fri
day afternoon.
Hugh Byrd left for Montana Mon
day but expects to return here in
month or two
f. NJ. Mccullough, of Jasper, was
here yesterday, attending to his duties
as cattle inspector.
Rev. J. A. Darr, of Jasper, was here
Monday to attend the meeting of the
Pastor Association.
Mart Abrams of Jasper, has accept
ed the position Of engineer at the Sc
quachee Handle Works.
Mrs. W. S. Wilson left for Cleve-
land, Tenn, Monday night. She is
expected to return today.
Meetings at the schoolhouse have
been continued right along this week
with large crowds attending,
Herschel Kelly, Of Ebenezer, and
Miss Lucille Wright, of Jasper, were
driving on the pike Sunday.
G. G. Houts went to Chattanooga
Monday to attend the Iayman Con
vention Of the Methodist Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lawson are now
sat home" to their friends in the
Cogswell cottage on Alabama Avenue.
Mrs. Jas. Deakins has been very i'll
this week, the services of DR.. Turner
being required. She is some better
now.
Little Lera Kreger was taken i'll
Sunday night and has been very sick
ever since She is under the care of
Dr. Turner.
OF course everybody will attend the
play at the Town Hall Saturday night,
given by Whitwell talent, which pro
misses to be very interesting.
Miss Jennie Harris, who has beer
teaching a subscription school at Vic
toria for several months, closed hel
school Friday and returned home
The roof of the Gustafson house i!
receiving new coating of paper thi
week, being in leaky condition. VIM
Houts will occupy it when finished
Talk about enthusiastic Carmacl
men, or prohibition men, if you will
it would be hard to find greater one
than Messrs. Deakins and Wilson, o
this city.
Mrs. W. A. Turner, who has beef
with the family of J. G. Gross at Coal
mont, passed through here Sunday, Ell
route to Victoria to spend few day
with Mrs. Jas. Ellis.
The Whitwell ladies will be here Sat
urday night with their play, 9Th
Female Masonic Lodge" which i
said to be extremely laughable. AID
mission, 25c and 15c.
Mrs S. S. Kreger gave number Q
children of the Sunday school an Eas
ter egg hunt in the grove opposite til
parsonage Saturday afternoon, whic
was thoroughly enjoyed by the littl
ones.
A roller skating club is proposed fo
this place, utilizing the Town Hall fo
the purpose. 1t will be exclusivel
under membership, except when out
siders are especially invited, us tn
trustees do not care to run regula
skating rink.
The serenaders got busy Frida
night, and made noise something lik
the prince of the internal regions on
on toot. They got what they want
ed-a treat-and it cost Mr.. Lawso
only 81. 65, which was cheap consider
ing the crowd.
A beautiful bouquet was receive
by the News from Mrs. Charlie PryC
Friday. 1t consisted of luscious LEI
ture, ruby radishes, and overpowerin
onions, all tip-top. The lettuce wa
planted last fall and were the largei
heads we have seen this spring.
Vim. Houts will sever his connectio
with the Sequachee Handle Works /,
engineer, to take up numbering agail
He, in partnership, with J. r. Jon,
and James Robertson have secured
large amount of timber on the slope
= Walden"s ridge, east of Victoria, an
are making arrangements to get it on
1t will be shipped from Victoria.
Those fortunate individuals wi
possess shrubs known as SNOWFALL
are rewarded this year with an unu
ually attractive bloom Mrs. l.
Knox has shrub of that variet
which is actually sight TO behold, l
den with large and perfect clusters
snowy blossoms, which allured MAJ
who went to the baptising Sunday,
secure few sprays.
MesSrs. Kelly. Shirley, Simpson al
Pope, of Jasper, were here Sunday
an automobile. They had some troub
with the batteries on their machin
y which kept them in quiescent sta
as far as the machine was concerne
e but not quiescent by a jugful othe
urisa Finally hovvavar tha,- .o,. q,