Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1908-07-16
LOCAL.

Ben Boyd Of Jasper, was Bere Sun
day
W. A. Chadwick went to whitwell
Tuesday
f. NJ. Mccullough, of Jasper, was
here Friday.
Edgar Smith aud family were in
Jasper Sunday.
Chas. Hammett, of Whitwell was in
the city Wednesday.
johnson Williams. Of the Bird Dis
trict, was here Friday.
Hugh Griffith and Will Pope, of
Jasper, were here Sunday.
W. A. Chadwick went to Caroline
Chapel and vicinity Friday.
F. A. Kelly and G. A. Quarles. of
Jasper, were here yesterday.
Squire Wilson was in Jasper Satur-
day to attend Democratic meeting.
F. A. Kelly, of Jasper, Marion's
popular Trustee, was here Saturday.
Walter Fagg, of Victoria, was here
Saturday. His wife is very sick with
fever.
Miss Corinne Ashburn, of Whitwell,
was visiting Miss Grace Thomas yes
terday
James Layne and granddaughter,
Miss Dora Layne, of Inman, were here
Saturday.
J. Ernest Darr and Miss Ava Ian
kester, of Jasper, were driving here
Sunday.
A. Coppinger, of Coppinger Farms,
was in the city Friday, retailing polit-
ical news.
Miss Kate Deathridge, of SO. Pitts
burg was the guest of Miss Anna Deak-
ms Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Will Smith spent Sun
day in Victoria, visiting Thomas
Smith and family.
Ernest Hunt, representing the Dun
lap Milling Co, Dunlap, was here Fri
day, soliciting orders.
Mrs. Robert Randle and little son
returned to Chattanooga Monday morn
ing dIU6r Il VlSlJ mere
Walter Hopkins, son of d. Hopkins,
is i'll at his home with fever DR.,
Turner is attending him.
Misses Beulah Bryant and Maymit
Coppinger and gentleman friend. o.
Of Wnitwell, were here Sunday
Capt and Mrs. r. A. Doss and fam
lily, of Victoria were here Sunday ev
ening, calling on the family of D
Hopkins.
J. H. Curtis, "Cold Wave, was il
from the mountain yesterday and re
membered the News enough to bring
us handsome specimen of noun
tain lily.
Rev. S. S. Kreger preached at Ow
en- Church Sunday night to good con
gregation. Rev. J. A. Byrd, of Jas
! per, was to have preached but did no
|, arrive in time.
t Hugh Curtis, of Durham, Ga, wal
here Monday and called in to see tn,
News and renew his subscription. HI
and his wife are visiting their friend
and relatives in this section, and en-
joying life.
u The children, under charge of Mis-
g Grace Thomas, are practicing for al
3 entertainment to be given the nigh
!. of Aug. /, for the benefit of the paste
of the NJ. E. Church, South, Rev
4 Kreger
S Mr.. and Mrs A. P. Ramsay, VIII
live on the ridge road about mil
and half below here, were in tow
. Friday. Mrs. Ramsay is in feebl
3 health but enjoyed look over tn
3 machinery of the News office, and ten
!, dered the force a cordial invitation t.
partake of the hospitality of the Ram
say home.
Alex Lofty has purchased lot in tn
Southern part of town on the pike, an
!, commenced building dwelling Their
Monday. This will be the first dwell
ing of new material to be erected i
this place in six years or more, and W
J hope that it won't be six years longe
before another is built This way Q
tearing down houses and rebuildin
cannot be said to increase the numbe
of dwellings in place.
w H. Barnett, of Nine Mile, Tenn.
arrived here Tuesday on visit to re-
ations. He drove through from Min
Mile, which is above Pikeville, in
day, although it was tough trip fo
d his nag as we'll as himself He and
brother are farming and doing well
W. H. was formerly resident of thi
place, and this is his first visit in
long time, as he left here to dig Coz
in Alabama