Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1909-12-16
LOCAL.


day.
John Griffith was in Jasper wednes-
day.
Jack Webb, of Victoria, was here
Monday
Mai. Thos. H. Hill went to Jasper
Tuesday.
Dallas Dixon attended court at Jas
per this week.
W. s. Wilson was among those who
we're at JASPER this week.
Jas Deakius has been attending
court at Jasrer this week.
Jack,on Layne, of the headwaters of
Little sequachee, was here Friday.
J. f. DeSabla has been serving on
the grand jury at Jasper this week.
G.. Sherman left on business trip
to Knoxville Friday, returning Mon
day.
Jesse Coppinger, of Coppinger Cove,
has been attending court at Jasper this
week.
Hayes Higgins, of Whitwell, was
here Tuesday He is attending court
this week as juror.
Thomas Smith, of Victoria, was here
Monday, returning from Jasper where
he had been to attend court.
H. B. Tower, of Chattanooga, is
here overhauling engine at Handle
Works, which was in the fire.
Misses Louise Hill and Grace Thorn
as went to Jasper yesterday afternoon
to make Christmas purchases.
W. A. Chadwick, of Victoria, was
here Yesterday. H is making a large
delivery of picture, at WhitwelI this
week
Four or five car loads Of hay have
been shipped from this place by A. J.
Beeler & Sons, Albert Lasater and
others
Rev. J. E. Sadler, of Wbitwell, pas
tor of Victoria circuit, NJ. E. Church,
preached at Owen Church Sunday
morning.
W. F, Smith of Gruetli, was in
town Friday, en- route to Dunlap to
visit his son. He paid Us one of bis
usual pleasant calls. Mr.. Smith is al.
ways welcome at this 'shack
Everybody will notice the big ad Of
the Whitwell Drug Co. in this issue.
It's mighty good place to go fol
Christmas good, as you will find if yor
take look through their stock
c. Nj. Foust, of Chattanooga. on,
of the firm of Foust Bros, stockyart
men at Chattanooga, spent Tuesda,
night here with Squire Wilson. Mr.
Foust was attending court at Jasper.
Bob Rice has been going aroun,
with his head tied up as the result o
being struck by falling hamme
while working at the handle works
Cold settled in it and caused pain
full swelling
Spelling bees are ''the order of th
day" among the younger set. One wa
held at the home of J. w. Scotiel'
Wednesday night of last week. il
which quite humber of the youngs
tiers participated
A Christmas Tree is a feature of tn
Christmas celebration here. The wor
Of preparing program is being conduct
ed by Miss Grace Thomas, and tber
are several alert Misses on the wa
: Path for funds, among them bein
: Fannie Coppinger and Grace Pryor.
Harve Carnes is mighty thoughtfr
of the News, furnishing it with game
in order to keep his paper coming. Fl
is great hunter and secures supel
fluffy of opossoms coons, rabbits an
squirrels, and remembers us in I'll
distribution. Last Saturday an opo
som and rabbit was the menu b
furnished.
We omitted last week to mention IL
advertisement of G. w. Brewer,
Jasper, who offers to deliver yor
Christmas goods at your door. Recon
: ly we were in Mr.. Brewers store, an
, were surprised at the large and varit
}. stock he carries Talk about your eli
: store If there is anything in seast
he gets it. The delivery feature, 1
= doubt, will be good news to Sequach
:. purchasers who can order goods deli
It cred to them.
r Chas. L. Roberts, of Dunlap, Il
hustling and genial manager of tn
important adjunct to the business
the Valley, the firm of Chas. L. Ro
Q erts & Co., was here Friday on bu
mess trip. He gave us pleasant ca
q paying subscriptions for himself al
his mother, who lives at Mancheste
70 Tenn Mr.. Roberts was on his way
= the Battle Greek section of this coun
" in the interest of his firm, which
doing business of $40. 900 mont
r. The success of this firm is due to N
~ Robert untiring efforts. and his no
Ia est and fair dealings with everyone