Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1908-06-18
LOCAL.

South Pittsburg Sunday.
Mayor W. H. Wilson, of SO. Pitts
burg, was here Thursday.
Eavert Marlin returned Friday from
visit to Huntsville, Ala.
viii Brock and J. R. Morgan, of
Whitwell, were here Thursday.
Misses Louise Hill and Minnie Ham
ilton went to Jasper Saturday after
noon.
Geo. Wiesener. of South Pittsburg,
was here Thursday and called on the
News.
J. H. Northcut, of Whitwell, was
at the Blowing Spring Sunday after
noon.
G. A. Hill, of Victoria. attended the
Children's Day exercises at the Church
Sunday night.
/. N. johnson and family, of JAS
rer, were at the Blowing Spring Sun
day afternoon.
Mike Thomas, of Copenhagen and
two young ladies, were at the Blowing
Spring Sunday.
Editor Woodfin, of the South Pitts
burg Hustler, was here Thursday
among the picnickers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Rogers. OF
South Pittsburg, were visitors here
Saturday Thursday
Jim Byrd, who has been working in
Alabama, arrived here Friday on Wis
it to friends and relatives.
E. E. Johnson, county court clerk,
and Tom Foster, deputy sheriff, OF
Jasper, were here Thursday.
Rev. w. W. Love, and family, OF
South Pittsburg, were here Thursday,
the guests of the Chadwick family.
A. S. Kelly, of Kimball, was here
Saturday on surveying business con-
nected with the Sequachee proprietors.
Mrs. Martha Byrd and children left
for Monteagle Saturday, where they
will visit the family of John Kilgore
this summer.
Wheat cutting has commenced over
the county. About the only local
wheat field is that of Edgar Smith on
the Mrs. VIM. Owen property.
jackson Lee, who graduated from
Draughon's Business College last
month, is now located at Carbon Hill,
Ala, where he has accepted position
u Sherman has been shipping cab
bages from his farm in Sequachee, say'
the Jasper Statesman Democrat, anC
further adds that they are of fine quail
ity.
The local ball team has now won it,
sixth straight game, and has taker
three of them with 10 runs. Thirteen
must be their lucky number, if Their
be such thing.
See change in advertisement of Ma
rion Trust and Banking Company
Jasper, in this issue. This bank i
doing fine business under the careful
management of A. L. Spears, tn
cashier.
S. T Haskew and family, of Soutl
Pittsburg, we're among the picnicker
here Thursday, and one of the News
staff is indebted to them for share o
the good things to eat which the
brought with them.
The Handle Works closed dow
Thursday to allow employees an oppo1
tunity to enjoy the picnic It was
good move and appreciated by tn
men, who agreed to work Saturday i
return for getting off on that day.
A W. Williamson, of South Pitts
burg, was here Thursday and complet
ed arrangements for the Vaudevill
performance at the Town Hall Frida
night. Mr.. Williamson is also sta
in work of this kind, and has delight
ed Sequachee audiences on two occas
ions already.
A large party from Whitwell pic
nicked at the Blowing Spring Sunday
Among them were Mr.. and Mrs. f
A Ashburn and family, Mr.. and Mrs
J. NJ. Miller and family, Mr.. an
Mrs. j. W. Norwood and family, MI
J. H. Barker Mr.. Meagher and .Dl
Seay.
About twenty-five men and boys as
sembed at the diamond Wednesda
night of last week for the purpose {
cleaning off the grass. By extra har
work they succeeded in moving it o
by 10 o. clock, and the manager of tn
. team. W. S. Randle, thanks them fC
their assistance.
e The fine blackberry crop this yea
will certainly prove boon. There
an abundance of the fruit, in fact,
larger crop than has been seen fC
years The blackberry is as much a
important fruit as any, and it shoul
d be crime to cut out patch of briaI
; except where necessary for tillin
: land
o E. 5. Cram and party left for the
It homes in New Hampshire Friday aft,
d passing a few days looking over Il
Cram heirs land. They were niue
pleased with the outlook and were vel
much gratitied and surprised at IL
agricultural prospects of this count,
e rs well as the splendid climatic cond
: tions. They expect to begin acti,
= work soon after the fall election