Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1909-07-22
jasper, R. r. D. No. /.

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of men at dinner Saturday.
Mrs. Deits called on Mrs Minter
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Sailor has sold his little store to
Alley 81 Vann, of Jasper. They are
overhauling it. We hope they will do
we'll in Minterville.
Mrs. Mary Morrison and Mrs Gerren
went to the Lock and Dam Wednesday.
James Deitz and T. NJ. Morrison are
making boards for Mr.. Wilson, of Sc
quachee.
J. S. Deits and John Belk and wife
went to Jasper Saturday.
Miss Ruth Colston and two of Leroy
Browns girls made short call on
Mrs Deitz Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Howard and Ella Ro-
mines called on Mrs Deitz Monday.
Little Robert Griffith has been very
sick but is getting better.
Mrs. Deitz, jamie Colston and Miss
Alice Sailor went to Jasper Wednes-
day.
Mrs James Griffith and children
went to Jasper last Monday to visit
her sister, Mrs HartOm, returning
home Wednesday.
Mr.. Sailor has moved on the Cal
Lewis place near Pleasant Hill.
Miles Ransavilie was Oh the Peck
farm Friday with his peddling wagon.
He had it well loaded with chickens,
eggs, beans and other things
Rev N. Thomas has hauled his oats
to Dudley Peck to be threshed.
Mrs Emie Colston has been on the
sick list for few days.
The clearing away of the bridge that
was destroyed by the storm has begun
and the county will put up a new iron
bridge in the near future.
J. S. Deits and wife, Rev. I. M.
Morrison and wife, Mrs. NJ E, Ger
rem. Miss Mamie Gerren, and Miss Ell
la Griffin went to the lock and dam
Sunday to preaching. Rev. 7. M.
Morrison held the services. There was
a very nice crowd There might have
been more attending but something
called some of them away. 1t was a
boat that is kept there loaded with
something to drink that they call near
beer. I believe it has the right name
for it seems to be very near some of
the boys.
Mrs. Deitz, Mrs. Gerren and Miss
Ella Griffin went to the house boat of
Mrs. Minchers for dinner, and had a
good time.
Charley Smith, of Whitwell, came
to Jasper Saturday to visit his father
in-law, Mr.. Gerren He left for Chat
tanooga Monday to stay few days.
Mrs Kate Warren made short Wis
it to Jasper to see her mother, return
ing home the next day to Bridgeport,
Ala.
Miss Kate Parker's mule got fright
ened at IAN automobile and she was
hurt, but don't know how seriously,
Uncle John Minter, l understand,
preached his first sermon Sunday at
Havron's Chapel. Go on, Uncle John,
with the good work
j. P. Howard, with his force of
men, were threshing at Mr.. Morgan IS
Monday.
l like to read the news from Clifty.
l get some news of Mr. Rush who is a
relative. Come on with long letter
from Clifty. Give all the news of
Rush and family as we like to hear
from them.
The protracted meeting that has
been going on for some two or three
weeks is broken up. They were about
to have some trouble. l guess the Goo
that ought to have been there was
gone a-fishing like Peter of old, and
the other man was there, that old man
that is full Of sin. He will always
come to overthrow all things that are
good
Lot Warrens boys gathered the APP.
pies off of Mrs. Wash Pryor's place
Monday
John Henry Colston came home SICK
from Whiteside Monday.
Miss Mary Colston has been visiting
at Whiteside the last two weeks. She
came home Monday with her sick
brother.
Mrs. Clint Colston is having the
dumb chills.
Mrs. N. Deitz, Mrs Jane Griffith,
Mrs. John Lambert and Miss Gussie
Quarles went to see Mrs Clint Colston
Monday.
Mr.. Vann and wife, of Jasper, were
out at the little store at Minterville
Monday.
Miss Jamie Colston met her brother
and sister at Shellmound with a car
riage Monday.
Dudley Peck put out some trot lines
Monday. He is getting hungry for
fish.
Charley Brewer and wife and daugh-
ter, May, and little grandson, Por-
ter Newal. went to Chattanooga Mon
6ay