Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1909-01-21
LOCAL.

at Jasper Monday.
C. C. Lawson, of Jasper, was here
Saturday, delivering meat.
Austin Coppinger returned home last
week from a trip to Pelham.
Sherman Barnett has moved into the
Martin house on Owen st.
Miss Jennie Hatfield, Of Dunlap, has
been the guest of Chas Byrd and moth
| er.
Standifer Bennett was sick two or
three days last week, suffering from
cold.
Miss Anna Deakins has obtained
position as teacher in the city schools
in Chattanooga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt Brown return
ed Tuesday evening from a visit to
relatives in Chattanooga.
Jas. Coldwell has re-entered the
mercantile business, and now is ready
to welcome his former patrons.
See ad. in miscellaneous advertise
ments of Bostain Novelty Co., Chatta-
nooga, and read what they offer.
Miss Jennie Harris opened sub
scription school at the school house
Monday with large attendance
w. A. Chadwick, of Victoria, was
here Tuesday, en- route to Battle Creek
to canvass for his picture business.
VIM. Houts, of Victoria, was here
Friday. He has contracted to build a
house for Jim Mosier, of Whitwell
Hugh Byrd is contemplating going
to Chattanooga to learn the trade of
machinist with the Standard Machin-
cry Co.
Miss Florence Harmed, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Edwin Pryor,
returned to her home at Jasper Friday
evening.
John Condra is now at Jacksonville,
Fla. He reports rain there also, which
be hoped to get out of in the Land
of Flowers"
Mrs. Mile A. Presley, Mrs. Ma
tilda Campbell, and Mrs Sarah Thach,
of Kimball where here Tuesday on
pension business.
Mrs. John Lawson spent from Fri
day evening until Monday with her
parents, Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Chad
wick, of Victoria.
Mrs. Chas. Curtis and children re-
turned Saturday from Chattanooga
where they have been visiting the
family of B. j. Slauter.
A metal roof is the improvement
lately made to the cottage on Alabama
avenue occupied by John Lawson. J.
W. Scofeld and w. S. Cabe were the
mechanics.
F. M. Mccullough, of Jasper, was
here yesterday. He reports that his
daughter, Mrs. Chas. Baird, is getting
along finely at her new home at Mid
dlesboro, KY.
Miss Grace Thomas went to Chatta-
nooga Monday to spend the week, Wis
iting friends She will be the guest
of Miss Clara Ford who visited her
during the Christmas holidays.
A protracted meeting was commenc-
ed here Monday night by Revs. G.. S.
Clonce, of Whitwell, and W. D. Dew,
of this place. The meetings are held
in Owen Church and largely attended.
NJ Burnett, of this place, has an.
other grandchild, son weighing II
lbs, being born to Mr. and Mrs. VIM
Haggard, East Lake, Sunday. Mrs
Haggard was formerly Miss Kittit
Burnett
John Rodden, of Whitwell, was here
Monday, house hunting. He works a.
South Pittsburg, but owing to hi
family not having health there is de
sirous of moving here if he could OBJ
| tain house.
W. P. Holloway, of Whitwell, wa
| here Tuesday and paid the News {
call. He was returning from Jasper
where he had attended the horse ..anC
mule sale Monday. He reported son'
a, extra fine stock brought in, but di'
4 not see any sales.
y Mr.. and Mrs. Henry BOIL, of Co
2 lumbus, Ohio, will arrive next weel
y to spend sometime in Cleveland. Mrs
= BOIL will be pleasantly remembered a
q Miss Mamie Schultz. - Cleveland
Tenn, Journal.
W. S. Pryor is making preparation
to build on his lot on Sherwood st.
adjoining Chas. Curtis. He has ex
e cavated cellar, is clearing up tn
q land and will commence building a
N soon as lumber can be got on tn
W ground.
: Uncle Jesse Coppinger, of Coppinge
Is Cove, walked in on us Tuesday with
nice large ham, which he had save
off of one of his latest hogs to be al
L piled ON the subscriptions to I'll
IS News, which he has the goodness
e send out. We smiled awful loud whe
e we saw it.
a In a letter from Miss Hannah Lofty
l. who with her mother recently move
to East Lake, we are informed thu
they are pleasantly located in co
tage on 10th St, near the Brow
Lumber Co, and are well satisfied
= Miss Hannah is working in the tel
Il phone office at Highland Park.
Il Chas. Hammett, of Victoria, was
to see us Tuesday prior to his depar