Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1909-02-11
LOCAL.

J. f. Arledge, of Victoria, was here
Saturday.
"Uncle" ]. H. Northcut, of Whit
well, was here yesterday.
Jas. Barrett spent Sunday in Tracy
whittier some witching smile attract
ed him.
Rev. W. E. Kilgore will commence
a protracted meeting at Mt. Zion Sun
day next.
C. E. Everts, of Nashville, repre-
senting Barnhart Bros. of Chicago,
was here Monday.
Mrs. John Lawson went to Victoria
Saturday morning to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Chadwick.
]. R. Jones is pushing work on his
new house, and will have very neat
and tasteful residence when completed.
Rev. f. w. shuler, superintendent
this district of the NJ. E. Church,
south, was here Friday night, the
guest of Rev. W. d. Dew.
Walter Hopkins of Bridgeport, spent
Sunday here with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. D. Hopkins. He is in the
N. G. st. L. depot there.
The switch ON the N. g. 81 st. L.,
R'y at handle works for the new lum-
Der yards is being put in this week.
Sam Wilson returned yesterday from
Louden County, where he was sum-
moned by the Illness Of his little
daughter, Helen, who is much better.
"Concomitants of Our Salvation, "
will be the subject for Sunday night
at Owen Church, to be discussed by
DIR. Dew. A large congregation, as
usual, will doubtless be out to hear
him.
B. B. Alder, of Sulphur Spring, was
here Saturday and secured the fine
Rhode Island Red rooster, advertised
in these columns last week. Quick
work that. Advertising rarely ever
fails to pay in the News.
e. W. Skinner, who begins nam.
moth sale for w. A. Moore Co., at
Dunlap today, was here Friday and
secured large amount Of advertising
matter from the News Job Department,
one item being 10, 900 circulars, t8x24
Don't fail to attend the Lincoln Me
mortal meeting at the Town Hall
Feb. 10. Several good speakers will
be present, and as there are some com
Portable seats there now it will b.
more enjoyable to attend exercises
there than it has been.
NJ. B. Griffith, who is at Whitwel
arranging for Shirley s.big sale, which
begins Tuesday next, was here Frida.
and ordered 10000 circulars, 18x24
which he get when he wanted them
something unusual in most offices, BIZ
inducements are being made in thi
sale to attract buyers and many choic
bargains are offered
DIR. J. l.. Shirley is an ardent sports
man and disciple of Isaac Walton, ant
when he goes after anything in gam
or fish, generally is successful. Il
this line we note the following fro1
the Dunlap Tribune: DR.. Shirley, o
Whitwell, took eight fine black bias
with spool troll in Little Sequache
a few days ago.
Arthur Barrett and Walter Brewe
took a try at feeding our cylinde
press last week. Barrett lasted Al
hours and then graduated. Brewe
went him half hour better, AMI the
likewise took diploma. The boy
found out that what looks easy j
mighty wearisome, and printers don
have soft snaps.
j. W. Crutchfeld caught in his traI
a mammoth otter which he had on OK
hibition in town Tuesday The ski
when removed measured four fee
eight inches, and it is thought to /
worth about $12. Crutchfeld wa
highly elated over his capture, an
like Oliver Twist the famous chara'
ter of Chas Dickens, the English noN
elist, wants more. -