Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1909-12-23
LOCAL.

Henry Barrett was in Whitweil Fri
day.
Frank Lawson was in Whitwell Fri
day. ..-~ss
A. Coppinger went to Chattanooga
Monday.
J. R. Jones went to Chattanooga
Monday.
Walter Fagg went to Chattanooga
Monday.
Sam Chaudoin, of Jasper, was here
Thursday.
W. s. Wilson was in South Pitts
burg Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ, Lee spent Satur-
day in Chattanooga.
Misses Grace Thomas and Eliza
Martin were in Jasper shopping Mon
day.
Hugh Jones, who is student at
Grant University. Athens, Tenn, is
home for the holidays.
Dave Curtis, of the mountain, was
here Saturday. He has notice about
stray cattle in this issue.
Mrs. and Mrs. John Lawson visited
Mrs Lawson's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
w. A. Chadwick at Victoria Saturday
night and Sunday.
The weekly spelling bee was held
| last night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Fl. Condra, and quite number OF
young folks attended.
There will be an entertainment al
Owen Church tomorrow night by the
children of the Sunday school, and
distribution of presents by Santa.
Rabbits lived hard Monday, being
easily tracked in the snow. Johr
Lawson got five, W. S. Pryor two
W. NJ. Lee six, and W. A. Chadwick
five.
An alarm of fire was made Saturday
morning, which brought several citi
zens on the run to the home of ID. Hop
kins, but it was only chimney burn
ing out
Dave Lawson, of Chattanooga, ant
two little sons, Crit and Byron, spen
Tuesday here visiting his father
Frank Lawson. They returned to Chat
tanooga Wednesday.
The subject of Rev. Gannaway's ser
mon at Owen Church Sunday mornin
at II O clock will be from Luke 2:10-t
"Birth of Christ" All are invited t
attend and hear good sermon.
Bob Rice makes the following cor
rection in regard to his getting hui
last week. It was at Martins bar
and not at the Handle Works, and wa
10-lb sledge instead of hammer
Chas. Byrd, Waterman at the 81
quatchie Handle Works, says that SaI
ia Claus should not forget that he hs
, moved his location since last year, an
that he has 2-bushel tow sack fl
him to fill.
Roscoe Phelps, of Dunlap, spent SUI
, day here. the guest of his sister, Mr.
John Condra. He left for Chattano
ga Tuesday, accompanied by DEM
t Condra, who will remain there unit
after the holidays.
! We are under obligations to Wn
Lee for two nice rabbits. Betwet
those we purchased and those contri
. uted by friends, the News has be-
!. living high on rabbit this week. al
: will soon have speed to burn, as hors
men say.
r. H. Kent of Chattanooga, was vi
itor here Monday. He had finish
work at South Pittsburg and befo
joining his family in Chattanoog
came up to Sequachee to see O
friends. He is contemplating movil
to Bunnell, Fla,
Jas, F. Doss, better known as Cal
Doss, of South Pittshurg, late Of
employ of the Old Reliable N. G.
st. L. R'y as conductor, but now
! candidate for sheriff of the good cou
ty of Marion on the democratic tick,
was here Saturday, circulating amo
= the voters.
o 7. @. Schiller, editor of the Midla
= Methodist, Nashville, was here Tu'
= day, the guest Of Rev. G. o. Gam
way. While here he called on I
. News, making very pleasant ca
Z Mr.. Schiller has been travelling exte
1t sively in these mountains and wri
ir letters to his paper describing the pc
y pie he meets and the kindnesses he
ceives The News, by his kindne
has been placed upon the exchange
e Of the Midland Methodist, and we W
" be glad to receive it,