Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1909-12-30
LOCAL.

holidays here.
VIM. Brewer, of the South End, was
here Tuesday.
W. A. Chadwick, of Victoria, was
here Monday.
Mrs. Eliza Warren, of Jasper. was
here Tuesday.
Walter Hopkins. of Bridgeport,
Christmased here.
j. A. Blanton, of Chattanooga, spent
Christmas with his family.
G. Johnson, candidate for sheriff,
went to Contra Switch Tues5ay
Lawrence Coldwell returned from
Ea Lake Thur day where he has been
working
Dallas Dixon left for Tunnel Hill,
Ga, Friday, to visit relatives during
the holidays
Mr.. and Mrs G. C. Houts and Mrs.
Idabelle Daffron went to Jasper Christ
mas afternoon
Mr. and Mrs Ed Grimes spent
Christmas with the latter's parents
near Victoria
Hogs sell at Sc to SIC dressed in To-
cal markets. Last year they ranged
from &c to Sc.
jackson Lee, of Whitwell. slent
Christmas with bis parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, W. NJ. Lee
Hugh Byrd of Copenhagen. spent
Christmas here visiting his sister,
Mrs. W s. Wilson
Mrs Salie Lasater has moved here
from East Lake to keep house for her
brother, Matthew Pryor
Geo Mccullough of the mountain
was here Tues, ay He says this is
not much Of time for logging.
Miss Anna Deakin,, who has been
teaching school at South Pittsburg, is
at home spending the holidays with
home folks
We are Offering the News and Farm
q Fireside, one year each, and hand
some calendar, for 81 90. This offer
exrires Feb. /.
Squire Wilson has got his new house
near Glover Hill about completed, and
will move there soon We will regret
to lose this family from our town.
Weather man Deakins, of the Supply
Store, reports the thermometer at II
above zero yesterday morning This ii
the lowest record for the season, the
lowest reported before being ID.
John Russell, of Widener, Ark, hal
been here the guest of Dave Teeteri
and others during the holidays. HI
has many friends and relatives here
and is an appreciative reader of the
| News.
In getting your stationery for th'
| New Year don't forget the Old Relia
BILE News Job Office, which produces
the best work at the most reasonable
prices.
Dennis Condra has returned from
Chattanooga where he spent severa
days clerking for his uncle, Sidne,
Boss, who conducts a Novelty Stor
on Whiteside st.
We are in receipt of nice calenda
from the Marion Trust & Banking Co.
of Jasper, which adorns nook in Oh
office. We thank the Marion Trust {
Banking Co. for their remembrance.
We regret to note that our friend
Capt T. A. Bartlett, is not able to b
out on the streets. He is confined
the house by feebleness induced by a
attack of grippe some few weeks age
We hope he will soon be out again.
G. E. Blythe, of Memphis, was her
Monday, and called to see the News
He and his family have been visitin
Mrs. Blvthes parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. D. Brophy, at Victoria. He report
Mr.. Brophy as greatly improved
which we are glad to hear.
Mrs J. B. Chadwick and daugl
ter, Miss Beulah, of Chattanooga, wei
: the guests of Mrs. John Lawson an
Mrs. W. G. Hill Tuesday. Mrs. Chal
wick is wife of John B. Chadwick,
special officer on the Chattanooga P,
lice Force, and is an aunt of Mr.
Lawson and Mrs. Hill.
The News regrets to learn of the il
t ness of our friend. E. D. Brophy, |
r Victoria. Mr.. Brophy about thr,
weeks ago suffered shock of paralys
from which he has not yet recovered
although improving, We hope he wi
, get better, as he is one of Victoria
most energetic citizens when able
I. get about.
We are in receipt of handsome ca
: endar from the Dunlap Milling Co
: which we are delighted to get al
which eur women folks have seiz,
upon as 400 good for this Office" al
r have added TO their household ador
!. ments. It is a combination wall poe
! ct and calendar and hath all imports
look, as they say. The Dunlap Mi
y ing Co. are makers of the famo
r Dove flour, first class article,
cooks all know.
W. NJ. Lee is a crack shot, as the
who participated in the shooting co
test last week discovered Thursd
evening he attended it and in an 10
won three purses out of five On Fl
b day appearinq again objection "