Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1910-06-30
LOCAL.


Mr.. and Mrs. Alec Lofty and child
rem visited in Victoria Sunday.
Chas. Howard, of Dunlap, is learn
ing the telegrapher's art at the M Z.
st. L. depot.
Chas. Hood. the pushing commercial
tourist for Stagmeier & Fletcher, Chat
tanooga, was here Thursday.
Rev. L. B. Ellis, pastor of the
Southern NJ. E. Church, Jasper,
preached at Owen Church Saturday
night
Mrs. W. A. Chadwick and Edgar
Chadwick, of Victoria, were here Sun
day, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. john
Lawson.
Miss Fay Black, of Chattanooga, is
here the guest of her sister, Mrs. D.
F. Minor. She expects to remain here
the greater part of the summer.
Rev. and Mrs. W. D. Dew and
daughter, Eiffel, left Thursday even
ing for Victoria, where they visited
Friday, and then returned to their
home at Pikeville.
We failed to mention that we met j..
W. Crutchfeld (Bill Dooleyl at Sequa-
chez a few days ago While Mr.. DOC
ley is getting old in years, he is still
young in action and does lot of work
and is a good writer. We are always
| glad to meet him and hope for him
many more days. -Pikeville Banner.
Mrs. John Thornton and children OF
Salt Lake City, Utah, arrived here
Friday evening. They have come
back for the benefit of the year-old
baby, who has been afflicted since
birth with spinal trouble and water on
the brain. Mr.. Thornton, who is fol-
lowing his trade as moulder at Salt
Lake City, will return to this section
later. They are staying with Mr. ano
Mrs. w. NJ. Lee. Mrs. Lee being
sister in law of Mrs. Thornton.
G. Sherman now has a very flnt
Storms automobile. He and Mrs. Sher'
man went to Cleveland, o., where the
factory is located, some weeks ago,
and got the machine, but after pro
ceeding part way on the return, be-
came disguised with the bad condition
of the roads, and he had it shipped.
It is very up-to-date car, commodl
GUS and with all the conveniences,
Electric light is furnished from stor-
age battery, the horse power is 30. anc
the system of ignition, cooling and
electrical appliances are the most com
plete that we have seen.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Robertson anc
daughter, Alice Virginia, of Roches
er, N. Y, accompanied by Capt anc
Mrs. Jas. Robertson, of Jasper, were
here Tuesday of last week and called
on the News. Mr.. Robertson brought
his wife and daughter, also included
to view his old stamping grounds II
Tennessee. They expect to leave fol
their home in Rochester today. Mr.
Robertson has sold his sanitarium al
Rochester, and is now with the gentle
man with whom he was connected al
secretary when locating in Rochester
We we're glad to see him and his est
mable wife.
E. B. Wiesener writes to the New
from Memphis, Tenn, very pleasant
letter, and among other things says
II now have entire charge of the larg
est Sewing Machine Department II
the South We handle every Sewing
Machine made, buy in car load lots
and sell direct from the largest depart
me.,t store in Memphis. No canvass
ing, no collecting, everything sold di
rect out of the store, of which tn
Sewing Machine Department cover
most of the 9th floor, not counting
from three to five cars back in storage
Have received three promotions in m.
nine months stay in Memphis and eacl
time raise of the lever needful'
OF course am playing ball. We hav
aY. M. c. A. League. Each foo
has team and we play each Satur
day, and have some real nice games
Had an offer from the Arkansas Stat
League, but had too good job to Civ
up t. play ball three months, so turn
ed it Town, and am keeping in prac
tice just enough to get in a few game
when ! come over to spend my vaca
ton in August" erich" sends hi
best regards to his friends. When h
comes over on his vacation the bias
ball end of the News would like TO
him to assist the Sequachee team in
| game or two,