Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1908-11-05
LOCAL.

Walter Fagg was in Victoria sun
day.
Jack Layne, of sequachee Cove, was
here Friday,
Willard Hinch, of Guild, was Wis
itor here Sunday
Andrew ]. Holloway, of Whitwell,
was here Saturday.
Lee Lasater, of Turner Plantations,
was here Monday.
r. F. Rogers and wife of Whitwell,
were in town Sunday.
Chas. Randle and Miss Nina Randle
went to South Pittsburg Saturday.
Mrs. Jas. Jones is recovering from
her recent illness, and is able to sit mp.
Walter Fagg has moved into the
Ramsay house this city, from Victoria.
Miss Kate Doss of Victoria, was the
guest of Miss Emma Fagg one day last
week.
Bob Brown who is now working at
the lock and dam, visited home folks
here over Sunday
VIM. Haggard, of Chattanooga,
came in Friday to visit his wife's pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Burnett.
Miss Ruby Chadwick of Victoria,
spent several days the first of the week
with her sister, Mrs. John Lawson.
Mrs. W. A. Thomas and Miss Grace
Thomas returned Saturday evening
from a visit in Knoxville of two
weeks.
Robt. Rice still continues in poor
health. He contracted a severe case of
pneumonia and has never fully recov-
cred.
r. McDonough, and wife and child
rem. were the guests of the Condra
family Sunday, returning from a visit
to Tracy City.
The handle works resumed operations
Monday after a shut down Friday and
Saturday on account of the death of
Mrs Sherman.
There was a decided chill in the air
Friday and Saturday. The presence OF
five inches of snow in the Virginia
mountains caused it.
Foster Bryant and Miss Annie Law.
son and Ed Grimes and Miss Lizzie
Tate enjoyed trip to Copenhagen
Sunday to see the cement plant,
Vim. Burnett has moved his family
from Dixon's Cove to the farm owned
by Vim. Lee, one mile north of here
He has charge of the farm for Mr.. Lee
Chas L. Roberts, of Dunlap, pass
ed through here on the Cannon BALI
en- route to points in Alabama in tn,
interest of his produce business Tues
day.
W. A. Cantrell, deputy sheriff, o
Whitwell, was here Monday, return
ing from long trip on the mountain
serving notices to individuals to serv
as officers, clerks and judges for tn
election. Il,
It is reported that Jones will
move the Chaudoin ID & his farr
below town near bf the Sequa
chez Manufactx = hy's ono
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magnificent pl sted an
vanished like 9
NJ. A. Abra bout
mile and hall Pthe ia,
per pike, is yer lima.
Azariah Bur nily, {
Richard City, was Rlrday
see his mother, Mr. Nett, WI
continues very low.
Smith & Son have m5 I'D to IL
brick block they recently purchased
known as the Spears brick. Wi
Smith will reside in the rooms abov
the store. The front of the buildir
has been extensively painted after ii
Egyptian style of colorature.
The News is in receipt of the follow
| ing from Rev. S. S. Kreger who
| now located at Knoxville, TEN
| "We arrived O. K and will be rea(
| to go at our work in few days. Y
| were sorry indeed, to leave our mar
| dear friends in Sequatchie and 9th
appointments in the valley, but SUI
| is life and we hope it is all for Il
| best Hope Bro Dew will be as mu'
| loved as we were and that he will To-
| the people as much as we did. Sci
| my paper to Knoxville, and I will g
/ it 0. X. Please announce in your p
per that will be my address. Mu,
love to you all -