Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1908-03-19

L. A. Bartlett was III Jasper Oatur-
day.
Wiley Parker was in Jasper Satur-
day.
J. r. Jones, of Whitwell, was here
Sunday
J. A. Carson, of Victoria, was here
Saturday.
W. A. Chadwick went to Jasper
Saturday.
The democrats meet i'll Convention
at Jasper Saturday.
Misses Louise Hill and Minnie Ham
ilton went to Jasper Saturday after
noon.
Icie Doss and Alfred Jones, of Vic
toria, spent Sunday here.
Rev. W. A. Chadwick attended
church at Glover Hill Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Long of Caroline
Chapel, were visiting in the Cove Sun
day.
j. E. Darr and Miss Ava Lancaster,
of Jasper, we're driving on the pike
Sunday.
Robt. Dykes and lady friend, of
Whitwell, were driving on the pixies
Sunday.
Mrs. Dock Coppinger, Of Whitwell,
visited the family of Malcolm Burnett
Thursday
DIR. W. E. Noyes and Miss Amy
Lancaster, Of Jasper, were driving
here Sunday.
Francis NJ. Mccullough of Pryor
Cove was here Thursday and gave us
a pleasant call.
Austin Coppinger attended the con-
vention at Jasper Saturday, as did also
Jesse Coppinger.
Miss Emma Fagg, of Victoria, came
down Saturday evening to visit her
grandmother, Mrs. Mary Randle.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Robertson and
children, of Jasper, were here Sunday,
the guests of Capt. and Mrs. Wilson.
Jim Houts went to Whitwell Satur-
day to play ball with the Pryor Insti
tute team of which he is crack mem
Der.
Miss Eunice Hutton, of Victoria, Wis
tied the family of Rev. Kreger over
Sunday and attended the revival ser
vices.
Walking parties were all the rage
Sunday afternoon among those who
did not feel obliged to attend church
service.
The temperature Saturday at p.
m. was 70, four degrees short of sum
mer heat Sunday at the same houl
it reached summer heat.
Mrs. Scott Minter and little son,
Walter, spent from Thursday evening
until Saturday evening, the guests OF
Mrs Minter s,sister, Mrs. c. E. Gun
ningham.
Sunday afternoon at 3 p. N. there
was special children's service a
Owen Church. The singing was don,
by the children and the service well
conducted.
Mrs. Martha Byrd went to DUNLAP
Saturday to attend the bedside of he
sister-in-law, Mrs. Mary Byrd, who is
very sick.
Dallas Dixon, of Sequachee Cove
very kindly remembered the New
staff with some nice sausage Saturday
which was highly relished.
Eavert Marlin, accompanied b!
NT:z.,. IIo,,i1to,, or1 o,1i c,
Hill, went to the Waterfall Spring O
Loyalist Retreat, Sunday afternoon.
Hugh Byrd, who has been visiting
his sister, Mrs. w. S. Wilson, has re
turned to his home in East Tennessee
He left pair of brown eyes looking
very sad.
John Lawson and W. G. Hill, &C
companied by the Misses Chadwick, ex
plored that beautiful sylvan retrea
known as Dancing Fern Cave, Sunda
afternoon.
Mrs Robt. Randle and little sol
left for their home in East Lake yes
terday after spending nearly a wee
here visiting her parents, Mr.. AM
Mrs. Malcolm Burnett
q. P. Layne, of Victoria, was her
Thursday evening and called on tn
News. He came down to attend tn
revival services at Owen Church, an
assisted in the song service proceeding
the sermon.
Azariah Burnett and family, VIII
have been residing at Copenagen, STOP
ped off here Friday afternoon to visi
relatives. They were on their way t
Whitwell where Mr. Burnett will wor
in the mines.
B. l.. Arledge, of Chattanooga, sliT
ped in on us Friday, for a few mir
utes visit, and also to perform tn
agreeable duty of paying his subscriI
tion to the News. Mr.. Arledge
we'll known in this valley, having bee
in business in Whitwell for quite
number Of years. At present he is i
the employ of a clothing firm in Cha
tanooga, and doing well.
J. H. Curtis has moved to his plaC
at Curtisville on the mountain, frol
which point of observation he wi
chronicle events under his pseudonyI
of "Cold Wave. He brought to tow
Thursday the paw of a very large will
cat. which must have been as big an
ordinary dog. Judging from its formit