Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1908-03-12


here Thursday
Hepaticas are in bloom and are very
handsome this year.
S. H. and r. II. Simpson, of Jas
per, were here Sunday.
Republicans meet in mass conven-
tion at Jasper Saturday.
J. B. Eldridge, of Cleveland, Tenn,
was here a few days last week
Miss Hannah Lofty of East Lake,
spent Sunday with home folks here.
Rev. W. A. Chadwick returned from
four days trip to Coalmont Friday.
Ben Boyd, of Jasper, was in the
city Sunday, visiting one of our fair
ones.
Miss Clara Hutton Of Victoria, was
the guest of Miss Lera Kreger yester.
day
j. c. Roberts, of Tracy City, called
here on his way home from Whitwell
Saturday.
W. J. Walker, of Nashville, repre-
senting a map making firm, was here
Thursday.
A. G. Houston, representing Fritz
Il Whiel Co., of Chattanooga, was
here Tuesday
Hugh Griffith, of Jasper, bookkeeper
for the Marion Banking & Trust Co.,
was here Sunday.
Mrs. Harmed, of Jasper, came up
Saturday evening to visit her daugh
ter, Mrs. Edwin Pryor
J. f. Harris, of Dunlap, was here
yesterday He will move his family
here if he can get house.
J. H. Condra left on business trip
Saturday He was accompanied to
Chattanooga by Mrs. Condra.
G. Sherman set out 90, 600 cabbage
plants on the vacant lots facing the
Sequachee Supply Store last week.
Young Bros. who have been doing
blacksmith work here, are contemplat-
ing closing out and going to Pikeville.
&. A. R. Post SO meets Saturday
next at 80. The time of meeting has
been changed to that hour instead of
IL a. III.
Misses Lillian Deakins and Mamie
Mills, of Jasper, and others were at
the Blowing Spring for a short while
Sunday.
The beautiful day Sunday brought
out many equipages on the pike, and
horsefesh paid the penalty of the
balmy day.
A. R. Hall, of Jasper, was here Fri
day. He is doing missionary work"
towards selling farms in this valley,
and deserves success.
Miss Minnie Hamilton returned from
Whitwell Saturday. She will now be
with home folks for while as she has
resigned her position as telephone op-
orator.
T. J. Motley has bought the balance
of the Owen lands at the base of Cum
berland mountain, owned by J. B. Ell
bridge He comes from Comfort, Tenn.
and will move his family here
The free graphophone entertainment
will take place at the Town Hall with
in few weeks. Some five graphophon-
lists have signitied their desire to per-
form and it will be uniqneaffair.
Messrs. j. A Walker and Sam Sher-
man and Mrs Ellen Sherman, Mrs.
G. E. Cunningham and Miss True
Randle composed party that enjoyed
a drive to Whitwell Sunday afternoon.
Henry Anderegg, of Tracy City, pas
sed through here Tuesday en- route tC
Whitwell for few days stay. He il
one of Tracy's crack ball players anC
says they will have team there thii
year.
D. A. Ramsay, of Bridgeport, Ala.
was mere Saturday. He moved from
here to Cole City, Ga, to dig coal
which is shut down on account of the
financial trouble of the Southern Stee
Company.
w. A. Chadwick and daughter, Mis-
Ruby, went to Jasper Saturday Mr.
Chadwick is an applicant for the offic'
of tick inspector, not bed ticks, TO
that is managed by the ladies at thi
season of the year.
D. Hopkins has some original idea
about things, and his new porch to hi
residence on Owen St, is causing
much comment. Instead of having tn
ordinary wooden railing and columns
these necessary adiuncts are supplies
by rocks cleverly cemented togethe
in such way that the rough surface
of the stones are seen, while no cemen
is visible. The veranda is built unde
the main body of the house and will b
very attractive when completed, wit
big bay window projecting from tn
room above. and long sloping gables
w. S. Gable is the mason doing tn
rock work under direction of Mr.. HoT
kins, who preferred the rough state t
plastered finish, while the builder
are Messrs. Schoiield and Blanton.
Mr. John Riha, of Winning, Ia, says
II have been selling DeWitt's Kidne
and Bladder Pills for about a year an
they give better satisfaction than an
pill ever sold There are a doZe