Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1909-01-28
LOCAL.

Sam Curtis went to Whltwell Satur-
day.
VIM. Houts is hauling logs from
Victoria.
Rev. W. D. Dew was in WhitWell
Thursday.
J. r. Jones left for Chattanooga
Tuesday ON the evening train.
Miss Grace Thomas returned Satur-
day from visit in Chattanooga dur
ing the week.
Miss Aileene Pope, of Jasper, is Wis
iting her cousin, Miss Verda Bennett,
this week.
Large numbers of logs are being
placed on the yard where the saw mill
will be located.
Mrs. J. B. Eldridge and baby, of
Cleveland, Tenn, arrived Tuesday
night on visit to Mrs. Vim. Owen.
Harvey and Lester Smith went up TO
Chattanooga Saturday to visit their
grandmother. Mrs. Isham Hammock.
Miss Juliette Hopkins went to Chat.
tanooga Monday to spend the week Wis
iting friends. She will return Satur-
day.
Rev. Waters went to Melvine, Bled-
soc county, last week to officiate at
the Terry -Swofford nuptials which &C.
Cured Tuesday.
Chas. Ferguson, of Gadsden, Ala,
was here Sunday visiting the Randle
family. He is a printer and is in the
employ of the Gadsden Journal but is
on a vacation visiting relatives in Ma
rion County.
T. R. Harris has been appointed as
sistant tax assessor for the 2nd, 4th,
5th and 7th districts by j. X. Tate,
Jr., tax assessor. He is now assessing
property, having received the proper
documents Monday.
F. M. Mccullough, of Jasper, was
here Tuesday and called on the News.
He is hauling hickory from his farm
in PRYOR Cove to the Sequatchie Han
die Works, from land on mountain side
that he is clearing up for a sheep pas
ture.
D. F. Morrison, of Victoria, was
here Wednesday, and called on the
News. He reports his son, Lawrence
Morrison, who got leg broke by fall
ing from barn he was building up on
Battle Creek, is now able to get
around.
A plum tree at Mrs Ovens place in
the south end, is blooming to beat the
band. 1t is needless to remark that
there wont be any plums on that tree
next summer. Another plum tree at
the Thomas home is foolishly doing the
same stunt.
]. W. Crutchfiled went to Condra' $
Switch Friday, taking with him a
number of traps. He is engaged in
the trapping business, and has secured
$50 worth of furs this winter, trapping
over localities that had been trapped
for years.
W. A. Chadwick, of Victoria, was
here yesterday returning from a trip
in Battle Creek in the interest of his
picture business He also kindly Sc
cured seven new subscribers for the
News, and who they are may be learn
ed by consulting our watch Us
Grow" column.
Mrs. w. G. Hill and Miss Louise
| Hill went to Whitwell shopping Satur.
day afternoon Miss Louise Hill re-
| manned to attend the funeral of the in.
| FAINT of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Jordan,
| returning to Victoria with Mrs, Vim.
! Houts and spent the night with her,
returning home next day.
| w. A. Hartmon, of New Hope, neal
| the county line was here Monday tC
| secure circulars for an auction sale Of
| farm property, which he will hold
| Feb 3. He has sold his farm and hav.
! ing no further use for the article,
] mentioned concluded to auction then
| off. See his notice elsewhere.
| J. R. Jones is building a nice resi-
dence- on the site of the old Sequachee
Manufacturing Company's plant,
which property was purchased by Mr..
Jones about two years ago, and tori
= down. He has also made large add
d tion to his barn, and by purchase OF
y land from Newton Fultz, now owns a
e neat little farm in the lower end.
y Services still continue at Owen
Il Church under charge of Rev. Dew,
d who is preaching fine sermons. Sun
day morning he preached sermon Oh
the objectionable Sin," which is
highly spoken of, and Sunday night
his theme was on the warning to Bel.
{ shazzar. DR., Dew preached this lat.
. ter sermon by special request Al
. the night service Sunday Miss Nina
Randle sang with fine effect the beau.
i tiful solo, Nearer" Miss Juliette
= Hopkins accompanying her. The re.
gular choir under charge of Miss
Graca Thomas fI1rpi a6 6na ,o,e;c