Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1909-04-22
LOCAL.

AuOa lOWSI, VI OndbbduOOkhs 10 uoio.
Chas. Randle Sundayed in Victoria.
@. G. Houts was in Whitwell Fri
day.
Win Smith went TO Chattanooa Mon
day.
Gen. Hard Times is visitor in the
city.
John Tate of Jasper, was here Satur-
day night.
A. J. Tower returned to Chattanoo-
ga Friday.
J. H. Curtis, of the mountain was
here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Hill were in
Whitwell Friday.
Lawson Young, of Jasper, was here
Saturday night.
Sam Sherman left Sunday for Chat
tanooga, by way of Shellmound.
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. Sherman left for
Chattanooga yesterday evening.
Miss Louise Hill and Mrs. John
Lawson, went to Jasper Monday.
Fishing is all the rage now and
mammoth (?) strings are reported.
Rev. Mark Young, of Mt. Olivet,
preached at Mt. Zion Sunday morning.
The mountain. sides look very beau
tiful now as the dogwoOd is in full
bloom.
H. @. Grayson, of Sulphur Springs,
was here Thursday returning from
Jasper.
Ben Boyd, of Jasper, and Miss Grace
Thomas enjoyed drive to Whitwell
Sunday.
Miss Nina Randle is suffering from
case of the fever, being taken i'll
Sunday.
J. s. Deakins, manager of the Sc
quatchie Supply Store, is taking stock
this week.
Jackson Lee of Whitwell, spent Sun
day here with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Lee.
Miss Lee Byrd, of Dunlap, is the
guest of the Byrd family. She will re-
main here this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Wallace, OF
Rochester N. e., are expected to ar.
rive here next Monday.
Misses Lille and Pauline Stansbury
of Jasper, visited the Lawson family
here Saturday and Sunday.
Local gardeners are enjoying plenty
of lettuce, onions, radishes and salad
from their gardens just now.
Pat Morrison of Mt. Olivet, on th'
mountain above Whitwell, was herr
Friday returning from Jasper.
John Condra and w. S. Pryor arr
assisting in taking stock at the Sc
quatchie Supply Store this week.
T. A. Randle left for Stevenson
Ala, Friday, on business connected
with the Sequatchie Handle Works
Mr.. Tolbert, representing the Carr
Lumber Co., Chattanooga. was her
this week stopping at the Hotel Ma
rion.
A large number of cattle have bee
taken to the mountain this week, tw
large droves passing through her
Monday.
Mrs. Tom Randle and children an
Miss Annie Brown spent Tuesday q
Copenhagen, the guest of their sister
Mrs. w. B. Deckart.
Mrs. Sam Fisk and children, {
J Huntsville, Ala, arrived Tuesda
night to visit her parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. W. K Marlin.
1 Religious services were conducted {
| the home of l. N. Knox Sunday aftel
noon by Revs. Young and Chadwick
A considerable number attended.
| Mrs E. NJ. Dutton and Miss Mir
ME Haynes, of Chattanooga, visite
| their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. E.
| Haynes here few days last week.
| Chas l.. Roberts of Dunlap was {
/ the evening train Thursday returniI
| from trip in the interest of the pre-
| duce business of Chas. L. Roberts
j Co.
4 J. A. Hunt is the happy father of
1 10-lb boy who came Sunday morning
I Mother and child are doing well. Nh
| Hunt was formerly Miss Kit
Brown.
| Mrs Chas. Willoughby and lit
| son, Raymond, returned to Chattano
| ga Monday morning after visit of
| week with her father, Mr.. Granvil
| Brown, here.
| Rev. J. A. Darr, of Jasper, W
here Friday in the interest of t
/ Statesman Democrat. He was accol
t panied, by Rev. L. A. Stansell,
| Chattanooga.
Miss Avis Burnett came from Cha
| tanooga Saturday to visit relativ
here, bringing with her the lit
daughter of her sister, Mrs. ia
7 Byrd, who has been there for abo
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