Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1909-04-15
LOCAL.

Friday. - M Il
J. J. Thach, Of Kimball' was here
Saturday. See.
J. H. Curtis of the mountain, was
here Monday. ,iT
Thomas. A.. Burrows, ,of Kimball,
was here Tuesday.
Mrs. C. v. Payne of Chattanooga
is the guest of relatives here.
John Griffith went TO Tracy CITY
Saturday remaining over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Lancaster, OF
Jasper, were here Saturday afternoon.
S. L. Ketner, of Victoria, promin-
ent merchant there, was here FRIDAY.
Hayden Simuson and Miss Myrtle
Copeland, of Jasper, were driving here
Sunday.
Pat Jones returned to Nashville
Monday after a visit to his parents
here.
Miss Eunice Hutton, of Victoria,
was the guest of Miss Eliza Martin ov-
er Sunday.
Miss Louise Hill and Mrs. W. @.
Hill were in Jasper Monday evening
shopping.
w. S. Wilson and Chas. Byrd went
to the Wilson Farm on Tennessee Xiv
er below Jasper, Friday.
Walter Hopkins, of Bridgeport, Ala,
arrived here Tuesday evening on a
short visit with home folks.
Misses Clemmie Turner and Anna
Love Hoge, of near Jasper, spent Sun
day with Miss Eliza Martin.
John Cowan, of Whitwell, was here
Thursday driving neat article in
yourg horse, which he is training.
Mrs. Edwin Pryor and little daugh'
RS returned from visit to her moth
er, Mrs Horned, near Jasper, Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. Albert Tower, of Chattanooga
and little daughter, arrived Saturday
night to visit Mr.. Towers sister, Mrs
G. Sherman.
Esquire Wilson, substantial plan
ter of Sequachee, was in the city Mon
day buying supplies for his place. So
Pittsburg Hustler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Randle ant
little son, of Chattanooga, came GU
Saturday night to visit Mrs. Randle'
father, Mr. NJ. Burnett.
Joe Mack Burnett and sister, Mis-
Mamie, were the guests of M. Burnet
and family Sunday, driving up fror
So. Pittsburg where they reside.
Robt. Campbell came out from Chat
tanooga Monday night to make prepal
atoms for the burial of Mrs. Lul
Martin, which occurred here Tuesda
evening.
Your dealer charges you 10c pc
package of 25 envelopes, or at the rat
of 40c per hundred. We will furnis
you 100 envelopes just as good-pel
haps better-with your name and &C
dress printed thereon, for soc (85c
by mail) The moral is obvious.
Accompanying the remains of Mrs
Martin from Chattanooga Tuesda
evening were Mrs. J. B. Martin, MI
and Mrs H. W. Xix, James, Will
Clarence and France Martin. The pal
ty returned to Chattanooga by tn
evening train Wednesday.
w. L. Barber, of Whitwell, repre-
senting the Singer Sewing Machir
Co., was here Friday delivering ms
chimes. He sold one to our townsmar
R. G. Plunkett, the blacksmith, an
also another to Austin Coppinger, {
Coppinger Cove, and has delivere
/ others recently in this vicinity.
Uncle Jesse Coppinger, of Coppingt
| Cove, was here Friday and is author
| ty for the statement that there will /
| plenty of peaches this year because I'll
trees bloomed on the dark of the moo
| in March. He claims that fruit ere
I will never fail under this condition
/ and we hope so anyway Let's hay
| the fruit.
| We hear that w. c. Robertson, form
| erly dashing young clerk for the fir
| of Coldwell & Chaudoin once in bu
ness here, but who left here some yea
| ago to try his fortune in Rocheste
| N. Y, has found it in the shape of
/ young daughter recently arrived. tt
/ price of Castoria is reported booming
] Rochester now, and Bill is cultivatiI
rich baritone voice.
/ A moving picture show was the a
! traction at the Town Hall Friday mig
COMPOSED of w. r. Pratt and wifi
and r. G. jenkins. of WILLIAMSON
| Pa, Jenkins sang, Pratt operated t
machine, and his wife played {
= piano It was a fair show, but MARI
I by some difficulty in operating the m
| chine, which the audience did not e
| joy. A good sized crowd turned o
/ to see it.
| Rev John Waters venerable mi
lister of the NJ f. Church, South, W
in the city Saturday last and spent t
day with the family of Mr. J.
Williamson. Rev. Waters former
| resided here aud endeared himself
| the people of the community He.
| an able, faithful preacher and he lo1