Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1909-01-07
LOCAL.

Maj. Thomas Ii. hih "en' " Jasper
Monday.
Hugh Byrd left for East Tennessee
Monday.
w 4 Chadwick, of Victoria, was in
town this morning.
Mrs. Martha E. Myers, OF lnman'
was in town Saturday.
Robt. Rice has moved INTO the nouse
vacated by Alex. Lofty.
Alex Lofty has moved into his new
house on the Jasper pike.
Rev. W. D. Dew and q. Z. Houts
went to Dunlap Tuesday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. May
Wednesday of last week, big boy.
John Henderson is moving his house
to thsscenter of his lot east OF railroad
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Anderson have
move into the house vacated by Robt.
Rice.
Mr.. and Mrs W. G. Hill visited
Mr.. and Mrs. P. M. Morrison at Mt.
Olive Saturday and Sunday.
Walter Randle, accompanied by Miss
Eunice Hutton, of Victoria, visited
Whitwell Sunday afternoon.
Miss Hannah Lofty returned to
Chattanooga last week accompanied by
her mother, who will remain with her.
A piazza will be added to the front
of the dwelling occupied by W. K.
Marlin, J. W. ScofeId doing the work.
Miss Clara Ford, after a pleasant
visit of nearly week with the Thorn
as family, returned to Chattanooga,
Monday.
Miss Grace Lasater, of Hillsboro, is
spending few days with her sister,
Mrs. W. G. Alternately, here. Alta
mont Comet.
The dwelling occupied by John Law
son will be covered with metal roof,
replacing the present shingles. J. W.
Sco6eld will put it on.
Misses Birdie and Ruth Lewis have
re-entered school at Athens, Tenn, af-
ter spending the holidays with Rev.
and Mrs. Dew. They left Tuesday.
Mrs. w. S. Wilson and children left
Saturday for East Tennessee to visit
relatives, while Mr.. Wilson remains
here. They will later locate in Jas
per.
VIM. Martin has moved to this city,
occupying the dwelling formerly occu-
pie by w. S. Wilson, which is por-
tion of the Spears estate he recently
purchased.
The New Year was. ushered in with
ringing the church bell, Mr.. Thomas
performing that service. while the
Handle Works whistle was tied down
for five minutes by Craig Rollins
night Waterman.
A children's party which we failed
| to mention last week, was held at the
| Schofeld home Wednesday afternoon
| from one to four. About fifteen child
rem were present and all had jolly
good time. Light refreshments were
served
The new building for the accommo-
dation of the saw mill to be built near
Handle Works. will not be commenced
until more settled weather, as the
foundations will be of concrete, SC
says J. w. Scofeld, who has the work
Of construction in charge.
Jackson Lee writes to the News from
Estill Springs, Tenn, and informs us
that he has accepted position as stem
ographer with the Tennessee Milling
Co., of that place, and requests the
News forwarded to him there. which
we cheerfully do. We are glad to keer
in touch with Jack" always wishing
him we'll.
"Texas Bachelor" who writes from
Wills Point, Texas, sends us his pic
ture, drawn from ''real" life, which
we consider charming. His smile il
spacious and only controlled by hi
jaws and teeth. We will put it OF
exhibition at 10 cents a\peep, and af
ter the nation has seen it-which O
course everybody will-we will use i
to scare the crows out of the corn mex
summer, if we decide to plant a row
or two, which will hardly be necessar!
after making so much money off O
exhibiting the likeness. Our frienC
wishes the News a Happy New
Year" and we hereby return the com
pliment and wish him luck.