Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1908-11-19
LOCAL.

Chas. Randle went to Whitwell Sun
day.
Walter Randle spent Sunday after
noon in Victoria.
Lee Lasater. of Turner'S Plantation,
was here Thursday.
A new arrival Is reported at the home
! of Edgar Smith this week.
Jasper Ables left for Chattanooga
Monday to obtain employment.
Ten carloads Of lumber have been
shipped lately from the saw mill.
Mrs. c. c. Myers, of Inman, was
here Wednesday on pension business.
Rev. J. A. Darr. of Jasper, preach
ed at Owen Church Sunday morning
at II o'clock.
Miss Louise Hill, accompanied by
Mrs. W. X. Marlin, went to Jasper,
Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Hannah Lofty returned Satur-
day from an extended visit with rela-
tives in Chattanooga.
will Smith moved into the rooms in
the Smith brick block, over the store
of Smith e. Son, Thursday.
The Womans' Relief Corps meets
here tomorrow morning, and will have
as their guest Mrs. H. B. Case. of
Chattanooga.
The Chattanooga accommodation ar
rived here late Tuesday morning,
caused by the burning out of a trestle
between Whitwell and Daus.
The News has made a considerable
order for job material to increase the
capacity of its job department which
has large and increasing business.
Eugene Foster, whose candidacy for
the legislature from Gladwin Co.,
Mich, we mentioned some time ago,
was successful, defeating his opponent
by $50 votes.
The schedule of the Cannon Ball"
or morning freight, has been changed
SO that it meets the Chattanooga ac-
commodation at Jasper at 8:l8 a. H.,
instead of here at sos.
Pine timber is being COTTON out in
the forest adjacent to town to be sawn
into framing for the new saw and
planning mill to be erected on New
Hampshire-ave. near Handle Works..
Fred LeClare, of Whitwell, dropped
in to see us Saturday. He has been
conductiong a jewelry store and watch
repair shop there for some time, and
is contemplating making trips to this
CITY to secure orders. See his card in
relation to Christmas gifts.
S. L. Pryor & Son, of Whitwell had
man in town Friday distributing
circulars for the big sale this week, OF
rather from the 18th to 22nd. Milt
Pryor, their manager, is hustler, and
is attracting considerable attention
with these sales, which are very sue
cessful
Rev. W. D. Dew, the new pastor o.
the NJ. E. Church, South, is making
friends here daily, and is fitting intC
his place in our village nicely. He il
we'll educated, great Ladder and al
ways pleasant and We are
glad to have him w Ugh WE
still miss the please Rev
Kreger, whom he sua
Ambitious young ladie:
should learn telegraph kce the
new s-hour law became effS Ne there
| is''s shortage of many thu asand tele
graphers. Positions pay from $50 t.
$40 per month to beginners. The Ma
| tional Telegraph Institute of Memphis
I Tenn, and five other cities, is oper
sted under supervision of R. R. Off
Gals and all students are placed whel
qualified. Write them for particulars
Miss Louise Hill will spend Thanks
. giving in Chattanooga, attending tn
MartinHix wedding which occur
that day. The bride to be is Mis-
Thula Martin, formerly of this place
while the groom is Harry Xix, form
erly of So. Pittsburg but now o
Chattanooga.
= First annual snow storm occurre
Friday night and things looke
very beautiful for while till the SUI
removed the white garb from tn
ground and trees. There would hav
been a coating of an inch or more, i
J., the ground had been frozen, but az
was when the sun got down to bust
q ness it quickly disappeared.
- Cunningham.
A wedding occurred at the Catholi