Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1908-01-16
LOCAL.

VIM. Lee went to Chattanooga Fri
day,
DR.. Shirley, of Whitwell, was in
town yesterday.
NJ. K. Shumakc, of Victoria, was
in town Tuesday.
Miss Verda Bennett was in Jasper
shopping Friday.
: Chas. Randle is suffering from Sc
we're case of la grippe.
Dan Pitman, Esq, of Caroline Chap
Ell, was here Friday.
Hugh Jones, of Pryor Institute, JAS
per, was here Sunday.
Mrs. S. NJ. Lofty returned from a
visit in Chattanooga Friday.
Willie Pope, of Jasper, was the guest
of Byron Bennett Wednesday night.
James Ross, of Victoria, was in
town Tuesday on pension business.
The Cannon Co., Tenn, Courier, is
a new exchange which we welcome to
our exchange table.
]. E. DeSabla went to Jasper, yes
terday for the purpose of having some
corn ground.
Mrs. Horned of Jasper, came up
Tuesday night to visit her daughter,
Mrs Edwin Pryor.
C. G.. Houts and Lee Brewer went to
Whitwell Saturday where Brewer In
vested in photograph.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Boss of Chatta-
Mooga, were the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Condra Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Sherman spent
Tuesday at Victoria, the guests OF
Capt. and Miss Hannah Frater
Arthur Barnett moved to Caroline
Chapel Friday where he will engage
in farming with Eph Pitman.
Walter Hopkins and sister, Miss Ju-
liette HOPKINS, went to Chattanooga
Friday to see the play, ben Hur.
The Sequachee Handle Works will
bold its annual meeting Thursday,
Jan. %, in the Office of the company.
Lum Houts has purchased a phono-
graph, and is RECALLING his many
friends with all the music they desire.
Sam Sherman, bookkeeper for the
Sequachee Handle Works went tc
Chattanooga Thursday, returning
Monday.
Rev. S. S. Kreger filled his regular
appointment at Owen Church Sunday
night. He also preached at Victoris
at 10a. M.
Miss Anna Deakins is teaching
subscription school, commencing Mon
day morning, at the school house will
80 scholars.
The Sequachee Handle Works is get
ting large amount of billets and tim
Der on the yards and indications poin
to very prosperous year.
Riley Ables left for Chattanoog;
Tuesday where he has a position in tn
store of an uncle, which he will prob
ably retain this winter.
W. S, Cabe has fenced and ploweC
the land across the railroad tracks from
the handle works, recently purchases
by him, which has been unimprovet
for years
The Primitive Baptist, published b.
s. F. Cayce, Martin, Tenn, Sin tn
interest of the Old School Baptists,
on our desk and is very creditabl
church paper.
Master Grady Condra, who went t
visit his grandparents near Dunlap an
was taken very sick with pneumonia
was recovered sufficiently Friday t
return to his home here.
Fred NJ bearing, formerly of thi
place, is resident Of Chattanooga
and we notice is this week at Jackson
Tenn, attending the meeting of til
State Federation of Labor. He repre-
sents the Chattanooga Topographic
Union.
Mack Burnett called in to to see I
this week and ordered the News ser
to Miss Avis Burnett, East Lake, an
to John Kilgore, Monteagle. M
Burnett, although not protesting to /
a millionaire, is one man who desir
that his children shall see what is g
ing on in their birthplace, and SEM
them the News accordingly.