Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1908-04-30
LOCAL.

Ben Boyd and Jerry Walker, of JAS
per, were ut the Blowing Spring Sun
day
Ernest Darr and Miss Ava Lancaster,
of Jasper, attended the play Saturday
night
A minstrel show to raise funds to
buy chairs for the Town Hall is men
toned.
Mrs. Mary Randle spent Sunday
with her daughter, Mrs Walter Fagg'
of Victoria
Gather HixSon and Miss Nellie
Hooper, of Whitwell, were driving
here Sunday.
A party of Sunday school children
from Jasper picniced at the Blowing
Spring Saturday.
Standifer Bennett is hauling billets
from near Sulphur Springs to this
place for the handle works.
Blackberry winter still fingers with
us, and many are signing for some
thing resembling baseball summer.
W. G. Hill played ball with the
Whitwell boys at South Pittsburg Sat
urday to fill vacancy in their team.
Miss Mary Jordan, of Whitwell, and
brother, George, spent Sunday here,
the guests of VIM. Houts and family.
Misses Myrtle Cannon and Nellie
Hooper, of Whitwell, were guests Of
r ev. Kreger and family Saturday
night
The Sequachee Handle Works started
up again Tuesday after shut down of
seven days, taking stock, and making
repairs
J. H. Northcut, of Whitwell,
brought jolly crowd of youngsters
down to the Blowing Spring Sunday
afternoon.
The revival at the school house,
conducted for the past two weeks by
Revs. Kilgore and Dugin, closed Mon
day night.
q. G. Lay, of Sulphur, Springs,
was her, Saturday. He is in the store
business there, and gave us an order
for stationery.
Tom Randle moved to the Farley
house Monday, the Houts family va
eating and moving to the .Gustafson
house Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Wallace, o
Rochester, N. H., arrived here Tues
day evening Mr.. Wallace is the own
Ell of large interests here.
Mrs. Alexander returned to he
home at Jasper Saturday evening afte
a visit to her daughter, Mrs Stand
ifer Bennett, of this city.
The Whitwell baseball boys stoppe'
here Saturday night to take in tn
play, and of course discussed base bal
to their hearts content with the base
ballists of this city.
Byron Bennett and Hugh Jones ca
tell you how wet it rained Sunda
night, as they made an expedition u
in Coppinger Cove after meeting, COL
Quoting some young ladies home.
By invitation of Mrs F. o. Peal
son, the News staff heard her fine Viz
tor graphophone Sunday night. Sh
has number of we'll selected record
and it was a treat to listen to them.
W. G. and Miss Louise Hill an
Walter Hopkins spent a few houl
very pleasantly with the Hutton fam
ly at Victoria Tuesday night, mus
r being the principal attraction.
Sequachee Relief Corps, No. 4
will meet at the Town Hall Saturds
afternoon to make arrangements f
the observance of Memorial Day, al
to transact such other business as m;
be necessary.
Jackson Lee of Nashville, came
Saturday night to spend Sunday wi
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. LIE
He returned to Nashville Mondi
and will graduate from Draughor
Commercial college in the course of
I few weeks. Everybody was glad
| see Jack.
| The graphophone entertainer
| which has long been expected, W
\ take place at the Town Hall Saturd
! night, under the management of c.
4 Houts. 1t will be free and, of courS
| a large crowd will be on hand.
| the temperature warns up there W
| be ice cream sold to raise funds {
! wards seating the hall, as the prese
| seats are not very luxurious.
I The Texas Minstrel Comedy Co.,
tent concern, was to have perform
| here Monday night, but owing to
| location close to the schoOlhou,
| where revival services were being he
| complaint was made to Squire W
] son, who demanded sight of their
cense to perform in the county. No
. being forthcoming, he warned tn,
not to give any performance, and
cordingly there was nothing doing
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