Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1908-05-28
LOCAL,


was here saturday.
Rev. W. G. Dugan, Of the mountain
was here Saturday.
W. G. Hill made a business trip to
Whitwell Friday.
J. f. Blanton spent Friday in Whit
we'll ON business.
Joe Condra, of Whitwell, and friend
were here Sunday.
DIR. ]. Steinburg occulist of Nash
Vile. was here Tuesday.
Saturday at 1870 p. III. the thermon'
eter registered ~ degrees.
Grady Condra is spending the week
with his grandparents near Dunlap.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs, w.
$. Wilson has been very sick with tlux.
]. S. Deakins spent Sunday ut Daus
with his father who is in very feeble
health.
Rev and Mrs. Hopper, of Jasper,
were the guest of the Kreger family
Monday.
John Parker, of So Pittsburg, was
here Sunday visiting his brother, Wi
ley Parker.
c. G. Houts went to Dams Friday to
see his sister, Mrs Sallie Cope, who
is very sick
W. f. Chadwick. of Whitwell, spent
Sunday with his parents, returning to
Whitwell Monday night.
John Condra and little son, Era,
went to Cedar Spring last week
Miss Anna Deakins has been spend
ing few days at So. Pittsburg, hav-
ing some dental work done.
Misses Eunice Hutton and Maud
Friend, two of Victoria bellies, and
Mr. Nathaniel Ellis were driving here
Sunday.
Byron Bennett and Walter Hopkins
took in services at Victoria several
nights last week.
The young child of Mr. and Mrs.
Tollie Burnett has been very sick,
suffering from something like blood
poison
Mrs. CLANCY Sherman returned
Thursday evening from Chattanooga,
where she went Tuesday to visit hel
parents.
j. H. Curtis, of the mountain, was
here Saturday. He is better known as
"Cold Wave" but it was hot day al
the same.
Prayer meeting was conducted a
the school house Saturday night by j.
E. Blanton, Bob Rice, Henry Barrett
and others.
Miss Maymie Coppinger, of Whit
well, has been visiting the Misses Cop
pinger here and in Coppinger Cove
arriving Saturday evening.
Misses Maggie and Amy Lancaster
and Ava Simpson, Dr. Noyes and 9th
ers from Jasper were enjoying tn
Blowing Springs cool breezes Sunday
The Ensign, Decatur Tenn, is
new publication to arrive on our ex
change table. 1t is published by W
c. Clark, and is very creditable pub
location.
Rev. W. E. Kilgore left here Mon
day for Curtisville were he will hOl
services every night until Saturda
when he returns here to attend &, A
R. service.
ESQ. Wilson says he is Disguised a
the wanton waste of time and ammun
ition by those who persist in KILN
the song birds and will enforce tn
law on them at any cost.
w. F. Smith, of Gruetli, was i
town Tuesday. He will visit &. A
R. comrades and friends in this neigh
borhood until after Decoration Day
to attend which he made the trip frol
Gruetli.
j. E. Darr, accompanied by Mis-
Ava Lancaster, of Jasper, and Mis-
Maud Burns of Columbia, Tenn,
who is the guest of Miss Lancaster
were at the Blowing Spring Sunda
evening.
w. G. Spangler, of Inman, after a
. absence of three years, paid this plac
and the News-a pleasant visi
e Thursday. He brought over fin
mule which he had sold to our towns
mn, Tom Smith.
A large number of young peopl
:, went to Victoria Sunday night to al
!. tend church. Among those going WEI
# Misses Nina Randle, Juliette Hopkins
Minnie Hamilton, Messrs. Walter HoI
;, kins, Eavert Marlin.
81 Revs ]. E. Kilgore and W. A
Chadwick returned Saturday frol
n Orme, Tenn, where Mr.. Kilgore Ia
been conducting "A revival, and Nj
e Chadwick in the interest of his pictuI
business They were accompanied frol
q there by Rev. Thomas
e Lee Turner, Greenville, Tenn, WI
here Saturday. He has been buildin
d pixies at Mt. Pleasant Tenn, and W
are glad to say, is doing fine worl
" He has some 23s mules on the job +
]. Brown, formerly Of this place,
now in with him as partner.
ChaS Clark and wife and daughte
Il Theora, of Chattanooga, arrived FIR
day on visit to the Thomas famil,
!, Mr.. Clark is brother of Mrs. Thon
Is as, and visited here some years ag
lie He returned to his work in Chattano
ga Monday, but his wife and daugI
e Ter will remain here sometime.