Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1908-04-02
LOCAL.

LoOAL.
Ben Boyd, of Jasper, was here Sun
day
Maj. t. H. Hill spent Saturday in
Jasper.
Vim. Houts went to Chattanooga yes
terday.
Chas. May and Miss Bette Teeters
were married yesterday.
Arson Havron went to the Lock and
Dam Saturday.
Chas. Randle went to Whitwell Sat-
urday afternoon.
Miss Zuella Burnett of East Lake,
spent few days last week with home
folks.
James o. Lawson, of Lafayette,
Ga, is here visiting Frank Lawson and
family
Mrs w. S. Wilson and Mrs. g. E.
Cunningham went to Jasper yesterday
shopping
Louis DeSabla went to Whitwell Sat
urday to play in the ball game, Whit
well VS.. Pryor Institute.
Robt. Smith, of Stevenson, Ala, has
moved to this place, and is now rum
ming the blacksmith shop.
DR.. r. E. Noyes, of Jasper, U. S.
agent for cattle inspection, was here
Friday, and called ON the News.
Mrs. John Kilgore and children ar
rived Friday night from Monteagle to
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nal
colin Burnett.
W. NJ. Lee and family have moved
into rooms with Mrs. f. o. Pearson
until they can secure place.
John NJ. Lewis, of Jasper, as in pre-
vious years, will have full line of
Sweet Potato slips in all varieties
Watch for his announcement later.
Mrs. Lou Martin, of Chattanooga,
and granddaughter, Alice Martin, OF
Chattanooga, came in Saturday even
ing and visited friends here until
Tuesday.
Hayden Simpson, Of Jasper, and
Misses Lucille Wright and Mamie
Walker, of Whitwell, were here Satur-
day afternoon enjoying spin in Kelly
and Wood auto.
Rev. w.. E. Kilgore, of Whitwell,
spent Friday night here the guest OF
the Chadwick family. He was on his
way to the mountain to conduct SER
vices at Curtisville.
We are under obligations to Mrs. E.
S. Haynes for liberal amount OF
chowchow, pickle, hot stuff, or what
ever you are mind to call it, which
was good. Like Hoods Sarsaparilla,
it is excellent rs spring appetizer.
The Record has received from Mrs.
G. II. Pearson, of Sequachee, Tenn.
formerly of Gladwin, nice bunch .oi
violets, reminder of the good ole
summer time. -Gladwin, Mich, Rec
ord.
Fl. S. Layne, one of Whitwelps lead
ing merchants, was here Friday, ant
gave the News pleasant call. Sex
change in the advertisement of hi
firm, D. T. Layne & Co., on frs
page.
Weather permitting, Sequachee Re
lief Corps, No. 10, will meet at thu
Town Hall Saturday afternoon for in
stallation of officers and such othe
business as may come before the corps
Tom Smith and family arrived Mon
day from Etna, Tenn, and are nov
occupying the residence formerly own
ed by VIM. Lee. We are glad to Sc
new arrivals in what ought to be
thriving little city instead of a village
Speaking of violets, Mr.. D. Hopkin
4 has got the band beat o mile on thos
bits of sweetness with colors borrowe
from the skies. He has not got lin
tied amount of them, either, but the
stand marshalled in rows along hi
fences, and garden spots, purpl
bloom of color. Violets grow exceed
ingly we'll in this latitude, and no gan
den is complete without them.
= Miss Anna Deakins gave her schoc
an outing at the Falling Spring Fri
day. Besides the children in nun
Der about fifteen, they were accompar
. led by Hugh Byrd and Miss Juliet
a Hopkins Of course plenty to eat wa
/ on hand and as one little fellow e2
pressed it, he. had the "goodest din