Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1908-02-20

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Chancery Court met at Jasper Mon
day
silas McNabb, Of Victoria, was here
Monday.
Frogs are piping up their roundelays
in the marshes.
Dan Pitman Esquire, Of Caroline
Chapel, was here Monday.
John Condra returned this week
from an extended trip in Georgia,
Evert Marlin went to Chattanooga
Friday, returning Saturday evening.
Miss True Randle attended the fun
eral Of her uncle, G. W. Smith at
Jasper Friday
Chas Byrd has completed remodel
ing his house, and will paint it at
tractivcly
Byron Bennett is ont again after a
weeks siega With la grippe, the
grip, or just grip,
J. ". Crutchfeld, Of Sequachee
Cove, the original Bill Doolev, was in
to see u Saturday
Walter Rande went to Whitwoll Sat
urday after that very necessary article
these cool days coal.
VIM Lee is having the interior Of
his residence painted, the work being
done by Mathew Pryor
s. H. Wells, Of near Inman, was
here Monday, and called ON the News,
like good man, to pay his subscrip-
tion.
J. K Hamilton and Mrs. Bathula
Parks, of Victoria, were here Tuesday.
Mrs. Parks has sold small tract of
land to l.. L. Ross
d. Hopkins is contemplating extern
sive improvements to his residence
An addition viii be made to east side,
with a wide veranda.
Don't forget this Office can fit you up
in stationery promptly and reasonably.
We ask no fancy figures, and always
try to turn out good work.
The Pryor Institute Base Ball team
had box supper Thursday night to
procure funGs for equipment. They
will have a warm team this year.
DR.. NJ. Turner, of Jasper, was here
Sunday to attend Mrs. Ellen Sherman,
mother of Messrs. CLANCY and Sam
Sherman who was taken i'll suddenly.
The graphophone entertainment to
be held at the town hall will be pulled
off some time next month when the
temperature gets a little more salu-
brious.
Eugene Smith, of Jasper has pur-
chased half interest in the meat mar
ket of F. L. Mathews and is now COM
ing to this city delivering fresh meats
He asks your trade
Nv. R. Thomas is having his resi-
dence painted, the work being done by
r. A. Clark, of Fountain City. 1t is
being painted white and will look very
handsome when finished
A. R. Hall, of Jasper, the we'll
known attorney, has an advertisement
in this issue regarding farms for sale.
1t would be we'll to get your farm
property listed with him, that is if
you are DESTROYS toS sell: or, if you
want to buy farm, see him.
The grip epidemic has been pretty
universal in this place. Hardly any
body has escaped the microbes, and
fearful noses and hacking coughs are
perambulating the streets in all direct
ions. After we get over this plague of
the grip wonder what will come next.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of the Bank of Whitwell else
where in this issue This bank is a
good, sound institution, managed care
fully, and with a first-class cashier i'll
charge, J. R. Morgan. We had the
pleasure of printing some nice folders
for this bank this week.
The handle works suspended opera
lions Thursday afternoon till Monday
on account of the force being small
from sickness. About twelve were out
Thursday morning, and several who
to do so, consequently the management
decided to shut down for few days.
Rev. L. F. Callahan, of johnson
City, Tenn, was here Saturday in the
interests of his publication, the Il.
H. s. He left for Chattanooga Mon
day He is very Jealous worker,
having charge of large number OF
missions in East Tennessee, with head
quarters in johnson City, and is now
making preparation to start schoo
at that place, to be taught by an order
of the sisters
Papers from Mrs. L. A. Farley
Concord, n. H., give us vivid i'm
preston of how things are in tina
snow bound latitude-horsemen on
driving speedy roadsters to ligh
sleighs, youngsters coasting down tn,
hills, and ice men talking of cutting
ice. The people up there in the fore
part of the winter thought they wer
not going to have any winter, but Oh
Boreas got in his work at last, and nov
it's all snow and ice, with the custom
airy winter sports also.
Valentines were not plentiful in thi
city Friday, st. Valentines Day
On the contrary, the blind god, VIII
works mp cases of loves young dream
seems to have given Sequachee tn