Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1908-06-04

Geo. W. WlSeman, or DIXON CoVe,
was present at Memorial exercises Sat
urday.
f. A. Kelly, of Jasper, and family,
attended the Memorial exercises here
Saturday.
Dan Pitman and Dave Pitman, of
Caroline Chapel were in attendance
Saturday.
Silas McNabb and wife, of Victoria,
were here Saturday, attending the q.
A. r. exercises.
Dallas Dixon, of Sequachee Cove, was
in the city Saturday attending the &.
A. r. celebration.
Mrs. w. A. Chadwick went to Whit
well Monday to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Pat Morrison.
M. K. Shumake, of near Victoria,
was here Saturday to be present at the
&. A. r. exercises.
J. B. Lavan, of Whitwell formerly
of this place, was here Saturday cir
culating among the veterans.
John Potter, W. L. Brewer, W. A.
Pryor and John Shadrick were the
visiting comrades from Jasper.
Herschal Pryor, son Of Mrs. and Mrs.
G. A. Pryor, who was threatened with
fever last week, is better
w. G. Moore, of Caroline Chapel,
was here Saturday and enjoyed the
day, baseball exercises and all.
Joe Green of Tracy City as usual did
not fail to attend the memorial exer-
cises of Post 50 of which he is MEM
| ber
Miss Mayme Coppinger returned to
her home at Whitwell Friday evening,
after spending week here with rela-
| tives.
John Dugan, of Dunlap, was here
Saturday to attend the G. A. R. ser
vice, to which organization he became
a member.
S. NJ. Henry and family, of Dunlap,
attended the &. A. R. exercises, and
brought big basket of grub, as black
berries are not ripe yet.
A Cross, of Victoria, was here Sat
urday to attend the exercises. He be-
longed to the tS4th Ohio Inf. and was
enrolled in Post SD Saturday
Squire R. J. Kilgore, of Tracy
City, was here Saturday, attending the
exercises of Post So, G. A. R., and
visited the Chadwick family
Louis Carlton, of Dunlap, was here
Saturday He reports negotiations be
ing made to push business at Dunlap al
the Steel Company is recognizing.
Capt. Geo. W. Heard, of Dunlap
was at the Memorial exercises Satur
day. Six of his company in the 6tl
Tennessee, are members of this post.
The amount of funds now in posses
son of the Hall authorities for seating
the hall is 1923. 81 1t will take consid
erably more than this to properly sea
the Hall.
Local comrades attending the G.. A
r. exercises Saturday were f. S
Haynes, T. H. Hill, r. R. Harris
Wiley Parker, N Fuller, J. H. Curti
and VIM. Brewer.
The new kind of soft drink introduc
ed into this town has the effect of max
ing the partakers crazy. Perhaps
will yet be necessary to fit up the He
tel Quincy into Lunatic Asylum in
stead of high school.
We are under obligations to Mrs. {
A. Pryor for our first mess of gree
beans of the season. Mrs Pryor al
ways remembers the News when sh
has anything nice She has the cal
lest garden around and has had strin
beans for over two weeks.
Whoever heard of dahlias bloOmin
at this time of the Year, Yet Mr.. /
Hopkins has such flowers on his des
at the depot, very dark purplis
. blossom Dahlias rarely ever blool
before the middle of August or first
= September, but this plant breaks tt
record.
John L. Morrison, of Jasper, WI
here Thursday between trains, haviI
been TO Whitwell, where he had secu
a ed some nice contracts for paper ham
Y ing and painting He has done COZ
o siderable work in the vicinity and v
! have heard no complaint in any wa
so if you want anything done call {
him. He will treat you the best
can.
Some two weeks ago the Wobur
Mass, Journal, made reference to a
9 pie trees being Just in bloom, and iu
q TO show that there was something d
n ing down in these "diggins' we fc
W warded to the editor box of June a
! pies, for which the following squib
Is appreciative reference: "Of cour
many Woburn people remember Ton
Hill, who years ago figured largely
n official affairs here. having been Gle
S of the Board of Selectmen for lol
e period: we'll last week we receiv
y from him box Of this years app
q gathered from trees at Sequacht
s. Tennessee. where Hill & Son publ
the Valley News, for which we tend
our benedictiOnS. The apples W,
stable, Of fine flavor and made exc
lent pies"