Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1908-05-07
LOCAL.

ball player was here Sunday.
]. T. Billingsley, of Caroline Chap
ell, attended the baptizing Sunday.
Strawberries Of local raising are on
the market, and are very fine in quail
ty.
Ernest Darr and Miss Ava Lankes-
ter, of Jasper, were driving here Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Wallace left
Saturday for their home at Rochester
N. H.
Eph Rogers and daughter and Mrs.
Nancy Walden, Of Victoria, were here
Tuesday.
Nellie Kilgore, grandchild of Rev.
W. A. Chadwick, has been quite SICK
this week.
Osborn. the young son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Smith, is very i'll with
malarial fever.
Mrs. Ellen Sherman is conyalescent
after an illness of something over
weeks duration.
Byron Bennett, Walter Hopkins and
Walter Randle attended church at We
toria Sunday night.
W. R. Thomas attended quarterly
meeting and services at Victoria Sat
urday night and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Win Smith are the
proud parents of fine boy who arriv-
ed Wednesday of last week
Joe Condra and wife and child, OF
Whitwell, were driving here Sunday
and attended the baptizing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Rogers of
South Pittsburg, was in town Sunday,
Ell route home from Pleasant Grove.
John Presnell cattle tick inspector,
was here Thursday. He had been in
Little Sequachee Cove inspecting cat
tie
Miss Eva Ables, who has been at
Nashua, Fla, during the winter, has
| returned to her home at Hill City,
Tenn.
Mrs. Mary A. Daffron and family
have moved here from Roope, occupy
ing the cottage near her father, VIM.
Smith.
W. G. Byrd house has been nicely
painted, and it is reported that he is
on hunt to get nice little wife to
go in it.
VIM. Lee has purchased the Chaud-
DIN property, and is having the house
neatly painted, Mathew Pryor doing
| the work.
A graphophone entertainment given
by Mr.. Houts at Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lawson's was attended by several
Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Smith report
new potatoes on their table last Sun
day and new peas for next Sunday.
This beats the record.
Mrs. Jas. D. Deakins and little
daughter, Elizabeth, returned yester-
day from South Pittsburg, where they
had been visiting few days.
Mrs. John Pease, of Durham, Ga.
and children. spent Sunday here with
her sister Mrs. Vim. Houts. She had
been visiting friends and relatives.
E. A. Wingfeld, representing II. E.
Bucklen s. Co., Chicago, was here yes
terday, and made contract for anoth'
er years advertising with the News.
Will Cantrell, of Whitwell, was here
Monday. He is doing considerable
cement work around Whitwell, and al
present is building fine tomb for R.
| j. Moore.
Eavert Marlin and mother, Mrs. W.
K. Marlin, went to Jasper, Monday
afternoon. Mrs. Marlin has beer
suffering from toothache and went tt
have the affected tooth treated.
r. w. Lord, of Kennebunk, Me.
left for his home Monday after pleas
ant stay of several days. He was &C
companied ON the trip by his daughter
Mrs. Cram, and her son, Robert.
J. H. Motley, who has bought TIN
Eldridge place on the side of tn,
mountain known as Wells Peak, wa
here Tuesday He will repair tn,
house in good shape before occupyin,
it.
Miss Florence Harmed, of Jasper, ha
been visiting her sister, Mrs Edwin
Pryor. She has been acting as com
positor ON the Dunlap Times, which i
now dead, the outfit being moved t
Pikeville.
Baseball talk is starting up in thi
town. A team from Dams is reporte,
anxious to play here Saturday after
noon. and team will probably be got
ten together to give them a game
Copenhagen is also anxious to try tn
home boys.
T. l.. Haynes, of Jasper. was her
Friday. He reports large sales of sci
tings of eggs from his fine flock c
Rhode Island Red chickens, all froI
his small advertisement in the New,
He brought us a setting and could Sc
} lots more if he had them.
r. W. Lord, of Kennebunk, Ne
who spent Saturday and Sunday in tn
city, took Il look at the Town Ha
while here. Mr.. Lord contribute
the first money towards the hall, 81,
and generously added crisp ten-dolli
bin towards the fund now being raise
towards getting seats. His generosit
a IL greatly anpreciattd