Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1909-05-13
LOCAL.

Nick Fuifur went to Jasper Monday
J, F. Hussey, piano tuner was here
Saturday.
A. W. Ferguson of Jasper, was here
Tuesday.
Will Smith was in Jasper Monday
afternoon.
W. A. Chadwick, of Victoria, was
here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Barrett left last
week for Chattanooga.
M. Burnett went to Whitwell Sat
urday to visit a dentist
Rev. W. d. Dew returned Saturday
from conference at Hartman.
Ben Boyd and Jerry Walker, of Jas
per, were here Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. C. G. Houts and Mrs. Mary
Byrd were in Jasper Monday shopping.
W. G. Moore, of Caroline Chapel,
was here yesterday to see the ball
game,
q. Sherman, manager of Sequatchie
Handle Works. was in Dunlap Wednes-
day of last week
Mrs. Frank Lawson, Mrs. John Law
son and Miss Annie Lawson drove to
Jasper Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Chas Curtis, of this city, &C
companied party from Coppinger
Cove to Jasper Saturday.
Brownlow Barnett and mother at
tended the graveyard cleaning at
Pleasant Grove Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Curtis and
children, visited in Coppinger Cove
Saturday night and Sunday.
Henry Barrett moved his family tc
Chattanooga last week. He has secur.
ed work in box factory there.
Mrs. VIM Haggard and baby, Of
Chattanooga, arrived Saturday on
visit to her father, NJ Burnett.
Clara Pocus, and Roy Brookman
Myrtle Pocus and Ernest Hooper, o
Tracy City, were here yesterday.
A. p Lamb, and Hugh Curtis, O.
Whitwell, were here Tuesday to max,
arrangements for Red Mems picnic.
Rev. P. s. Clonce Of Whitwell
preached here Sunday morning and a
Coppinger Chapel Sunday afternoon.
Hugh Curtis has moved from Pitts
burg, Ga, to the mountain, SO we ar
informed by A. j. Curtis, who was il
town Thursday.
Miss Grace Thomas returned iron
Hartman. Tenn, Saturday, where sh
had been attending district conferenc
of NJ. E. Church, South.
The turnip seed crop on block i
front of Sequatchie Supply Store
being harvested this week, and prom
ises remarkably fine crop.
Morgan Meeks, who got injured re
Gently at the bridge by piece of iro
falling on him from wrecked car, lei
Monday evening for his home at Louis
vile, KY.
Mr. and Mrs. E. NJ. Dutton an
baby and Miss Minnie Haynes are no.
pleasantly located at New Bedford
Mass. Mrs. Dutton and Miss Haynt
are daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Haynes of this city.
W. P. Holloway, of Whitwell, cal
ed in on us Monday, returning from
visit to Jasper MIR. Holloway ha
not been getting his copy of the New
regularly and called in to investiga
the reason as he is always anxious
get it.
Mai Thomas H. Hill and Mi
Louise Hill went to Jasper Monda,
This was Major Hill first trip out
nearly two months, as his health HI
not been good, and he has not be-
able to get out even so short distan
as the business portion of this city.
Revs w. G. Ramsay and Sam Pc
I ter started meeting at Bridgepor
| Ala, Monday night. Rev. Ramsi
| has been on an extended trip throu,
| Alabama preaching. He spent the la
ter part of last week at South Pitt
| burg, preaching there until Mondi
| when he joined Rev. Potter at Bridg
1 port as stated above.
1 B. T. Barber, of South Pittsbur
| manager of the South Pittsburg Ele
| tire Light Co., was here few minut
| Tuesday between trains. He was 9
i ing to meet J. j. Finney and take
/ auto to So. Pittsburg to a party W
/ is considering its purchase. Barb
| made the run to Whitwell Sunday
i the auto, a distance of 10 miles in o
hour and twelve minutes with t,
stops.