Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1909-05-27
LOCAL.

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week at Dunlap, visiting friends.
DIR. Price and Miss Emma Houston,
of So. Pittsburg, were here Sunday.
Mrs. Martha E. Myers, of lnman,
was here Monday on pension business.
Cory Robertson, of Jasper, was here
Monday with some very fine strawber-
ries.
J. S. Deakins is in Chattanooga this
week, serving as juror in Federal
Court.
Craig Rollins will leave in few
days to take a position at Brushy
Mountain.
Hamilton's Vaudeville Co. showed
here Tuesday and Wednesday nights at
the Town Hall
W. H. Martin has been on Battle
Creek this week, with his sister, Mrs.
Tate, who is very i'll
W. S. Wilson was among those who
attended the Farmers Convention at
Knoxville last week.
Mrs. Chas. Curtis left yesterday for
Chattanooga to visit her sister, Mrs.
Slaughter, who is sick.
Mr.. H. B. Tower, of Chattanooga,
arrived Saturday night to visit his
daughter, Mrs. G. Sherman.
Mrs. Joe Jones, of Chickamauga, Ga.
has been here visiting W. H. Martin
and family for the past week.
Mr. and Mrs Jack Martin have had a
very sick child, the services of DR..
Turner being required Wednesday.
Little Miss Wilma Houston came up
from So Pittsburg Monday evening to
visit her cousin, Elizabeth Deakins.
Vim. Thornton, wife and dau ghter,
of near Ebenezer were the guests OF
his sister, Mrs. Vim. Lee, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Martin and fam
lily went to Whitwell Sunday to spend
the day with Hugh Coppinger and fam
lily
Mr.. and Mr.. G. Sherman, Mr.. H.
B. Tower and Miss Grace Thomas
formed an automobile party Sunday
afternoon.
Those having flowers to spare viii
kindly send them to the News Office
Monday morning that they may be us
ed to decorate the graves of deceased
veterans that afternoon.
Rev. T. j. Smith will open a tive
week service at the schoolhouse il
June, beginning on the 4th Sunday
The meetings will be continued Longer
if good results are apparent.
G. W. Alder, of Victoria, attended
the Farmers Convention at Knoxville
last week He says the farmers know
lots, but don't tell or practice wha
they know. He is probably correct.
Rehearsals of the songs to be use(
Sunday and Monday afternoons vii
be held at the hall the three remain
ing nights of this week. Those whC
can and will sing are requested t.
come out and assist.
The first new potatoes are reported
by M. Burnett, who enjoyed mes
Monday Mr.. Burnett has got EN- al
beat in raising potatoes, but says thu
grease to go with them is hard to get
unless you fall back on axle grease.
J. H. Condra is the first we know o
here to have green beans having had ;
mess Monday The seeds were planted
in cans early in the spring and KEEP
under glass until nearly ready to bios
som and until danger of frosts wer'
over, when they were transplanted t.
the open ground.
Jack Martin.has put up blacksmith
shop here and is now prepared to re
pair anything from churn to buzz
wagon (automobile). 1t is current
ly reported that his first trial heat wa
a job upsetting and tempering razo,
and that it cut better than ever whel
he finished it. Jack is having lots o
fun out of his new enterprise and W.
are waiting for Austin Coppinger 4
bring him in razor to upset Thel
there will be fun galore