Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1908-04-16
LOCAL.


sick, is now convalescing
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Pryor and
children spent Sunday in Jasper
Mrs. Malcolm Burnett, who has been
sicl, for some time, is much better.
b. f. Basher, of Post %, Knoxville
attended meeting of Post 50, Saturday
Rev. S. S. Kreger preached Mt Beth
ell Church, Victoria, Sunday at II a..
III.
Misses Minnie Hamilton and Louise
Hill went to Jasper shopping Saturday
afternoon.
Sam Sherman returned from a few
days visit in Chattanooga Sunday
morning.
Miss Juliette Hopkins went to Shelf
field, Ala, Thursday, returning Fri
day evening.
Rev. VIM. Kilgore opened a pro-
tracted meeting at the school house
Tuesday night.
Eavert Marlin and Miss Minnie
Hamilton attended church in Coppin-
ger Cove Sunday.
Rev. FIR. Robt. Skinner, of Win
chester, Tenn, celebrated Mass here
Saturday morning.
Miss Avis Burnett returned to Chat
tanooga Saturday after a visit OF a
week with home folks.
Mrs. J. L. Shirley, of Whitwell,
was the guest of Mrs. S. 5. Kreger,
Wednesday of last week.
J. &. Lancaster, S. B. Patton and
W. A. Pryor, of Jasper, came up to
Post meeting Saturday.
Little Misses Grace and Dora Pryor
visited their aunt, Mrs. A. w. Ferguson,
in Pryor Cove Monday.
Dan Pitman and Silas McNabb, OF
Victoria were in town attending &.
A. r. meeting Saturday.
H. G. Erwin and Geo. W. Pickett,
of Herrin, ILL.,, were here Thursday,
and paid the News pleasant visit
Mrs. G. E. Cunningham and Miss
Louise Hill visited Mr.. and Mrs. W.
S. Minter at South Pittsburg Sunday
Austin Coppinger, Dallas Dixon an(
Geo. H. Wiseman represented Sequa
chez Cove at G.. A. r. meeting Satur
day
Rev. J. T. Hopper, of Jasper
preached at Owen Church Sunda.
morning, and Coppinger Chapel Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. A. V. Havron, of Whitwell
was the guest of Miss Anna Deakin
the first of the week and took in tn
entertainment Monday night.
Messrs. Ben Boyd and Hugh Byrd
accompanied by Misses Anna Deakin
and Juliette Hopkins drove to Sc
Pittsburg Saturday afternoon.
There will be box supper at tn
Town Hall Saturday night, April 1Stf
for the benefit of Owen Church. A
entertainment will also be feature.
Jonathan Turner, of Jasper was he1
Saturday en- route to Whitwell, h
walked up from Jasper, for althoug
70 years old, he is as sprightly as the
make them.
The dogwood is now in bloom, whic
means that anglers are whipping tt
streams trying to pursuade the finn
tribe to come out ON the bank, an
thence into the frying pan. No ma
vellous catches, however, have bee
yet recorded.
Shug johnson, the veteran ball pla,
er was here Friday, returning fro
Whitwell with one of Lewis Liver
rigs. He is willing to pitch a fe
games for Sequachee this season, if
team can be raised, and has done son
very creditable work in the box
The ladies of Whitwell will presel
their play, Female Masonic Lodge,
here Saturday night, April 25th. Th
date had been reserved for the crap
ophone entertainment by Mr.. Hou
and others, but he has given way
the Whitwell people, and will presel
his attraction May 2, instead.
A. E. Holland, representing Cha
tanooga's great reform paper, the Sta
was in the city Friday in its interes
Locally the Star will be represented
Mr.. W. R. Thomas, who is greatly
sympathy with its fight for prohil
ton, and if you want to support t
best interests of the home, walk up
the Captain Office and subscribe.
X. N. Henley gave a moving pictu
show and ventriloquism performan
at the Town Hall Monday night to
$50. 80 house, of which the hall &c
one-fourth, or s.. 90 His moving pi
ture scenes were excellent and entt
tainment with Kate" and $50,
very good. He is travelling in the
terest of the Orphans Mission Hon
of Nashville.