Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1910-07-21
LOCAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Lawson went to
Victoria Tuesday evening.
Hugh Jones and Miss Juliette Hop
kins were driving Sunday on the pike.
Miss BERTHE Kelly, of Chattanooga.
is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Keziah
Ramsay, arriving last week.
Willard Hinch. of Jasper. and Miss
Hannah Lofty visited the cement
plant at Richard City Sunday.
Mrs. John Thornton and children re-
turned Sunday from a visit of week
with the family of viii Thornton near
Inman.
Miss Eliza Martin returned Wednes-
day from an extended visit in Ken
lucky. Her many friends are glad to
see her back again.
W. F. Bradley, of GAINESVILLE. Ohio.
has been in town this week, and is
looking at some timber lands which
he contemplstes buying.
The Roaring River base ball team
developed into roaring rainstorm
game on the local diamond.
]. ]. Mcclure, travelling optician,
of Knoxville is here stopping at the
Hotel Marion. He will leave for
Whitwell tomorrow evening.
Mrs. S. NJ. Lofty and daughter, Miss
Hannah, of Chattanooga, left for their
home Monday after week s visitwith
Alec Lofty and family here.
Mrs. Carrie Hayes and little daugh-
ter, of Fit. Worth, Texas, and Miss
Clarabelle Lasater, of Chattanooga,
arrived Wednesday evening to visit
friends here.
James G. Thornton left for Indian
apolis, Friday. after visit of ten days
duration with his sister, Mrs. VIM.
Lee. He will resume his duties in the
Post Office Department
Mrs. John Thornton and children
left yesterday morning for East Lake,
Tenn. Mr. Thornton is still at work
in Salt Lake City, Utah, but will join
them about Christmas.
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services are being held every night,
and considerable interest displayed.
Besides these services, prayer meetings
are held nearly every afternoon at
private homes.
Mack Burnett and family, who NOV
ed to Chattanooga last fall, have re-
turned to Sequachee to live and will
occupy the Skyles house for while.
They say there is no place like Sc
quachee.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Curtis re-
turned from a visit to Appison, Tenn.
Monday evening, and brought with
them turnip which weighed A lbs
and IA ounces. which is on exhibition
in our office. That's some turnip, is
MT it,
Rev. w. D. Dew, of Pikeville, spent
the day here Monday trying Little Sc
uuachee for bass. but the conditions
were not favorable for a continuation
of the sport and he returned to Pike
Vile ON the evening train to return
some weeks later.
Frank Lawson, John Condra and W.
Fl. Martin went to the Rankin Orchard
above Jasper yesterday returning with
about n bushels of peaches for loca
parties. Mr.. Rankin is harvesting a
1900 bushei crop of Elbertas.
T. F. Carrick of Tracy City, wal
here Friday and paid the News &
pleasant call. Mr.. Carrick is a valu
ed contributor to the columns of tht
News, writing under the pseudonyn
of "Uncle Tom, and his articles at
tract wide attention He was on hi
return to Tracy, but got deferred by
formidable looking rain cloud and
boarded the evening train for Whit
we'll to remain day or two longer
We found him very pleasant, well
informed gentleman, and hope to see
him down here in September when th'
old soldiers hold their reunion, as thu
wearers of the Grey are cordially in
vited also.