Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1910-06-02

Miss Minnie Marlin spent Saturday
in Chattanooga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ghas. Grimes spent
Sunday at Jasper.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Sherman left sun
day for Cleveland, Ohio.
E. E. Sanders, of Chattanooga, spen'
Sunday with the Marlin family.
W. S. Pryor is attending the Teach
ers' Institute at Jasper this week.
w. NJ. Patton, republican candidate
for county Judge, was here Monday
Miss Eliza Martin spent Sunday a
Ketchall attending Baptist Meeting
Daniel Pitman, of Caroline Chapel
was here Sunday to attend Memorial
service. y
Miss Maggie Houts, of Chattanooga,
came in Saturday evening to WISH
friends here.
Cant and Mrs. J. q. Lancaster, Of
Jasper we're here Sunday to attend the
Memorial service.
Mrs. H. w. Xix and baby, of Chat
tanooga, and Miss Louise Hill, spent
Saturday in Jasper,
Miss Grace Thomas returned FRIDAY
evening from a visit of about ten days
at Birmingham, Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lawson and MISS
Annie Lawson went to Chattanooga
Wednesday to spend few days
Prof. J. A. Coppinger, Of Chatta'
nooga, has been the guest OF relatives
in this section for the past week.
Mrs. H. W. Hix and little daughter
of Chattanooga, were here FRIDAY
night, the guest of Miss Louise Hill
J. B. Lavan, a former resident OF
this place, but now living at Mt. olive
near Whitwell, was down to attend u.
A. r. meeting.
Can't and Mrs. j. G. Lancaster, OF
Jasper, attended Memorial Day exer'
cises Monday, bringing with them' as
usual, large amount Of grub.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 81. Curtis, of the
mountain, attended the q. A, X. Me-
mortal service Monday, and among
other things had their pictures taken
by Rapier.
Rev. J. A. Darr, editor of the
Statesman Democrat, Jasper, was here
Monday, and made the News pleas
ant call. He is expounding valuable
moral doctrines in his paper, and mas
the public on his side.
R. F. M. Kirkpatrick, republican
candidate for trustee, was visitor IN
the city Thursday and called on the
News. Mr.. Kirkpatrick intends to
make systematic canvas OF the coun-
ty and endeavor by acquaintance to
make up for the already gained popu-
larity of his opponent, Mr.. Deakins.
A fishing party, consisting OF Misses
Myrtle Cannon and Kate Doss, OF Vic
toria, and Messrs. Scott Tinker, OF
Bridgeport, and Chas Randle, of this
place, composed jolly all day fishing
party Saturday to the waters of Little
Seuuachee, going to the Westmoreland
hole. The catch was limited to two
very small specimens, but the party
felt good over not having the usual
luck of fishing parties, being skunked.
Huse M. Deakins, candidate for
trustee on the Democratic ticket, paid
us one of his pleasant calls Friday ev-
ening Hute says he is going to have
some fun out of this campaign If he
can get any, and its like taking laugh
ing gas to be with him. He is an all
around good fellow, anyway, and the
young ladies are advised to look their
prettiest when he calls, as he is in the
matrimonial campaign also.
Rev. W. D. Dew, of Pikeville, was
here Monday. Mr.. Dew gave the
Commencement Sermon at People E
College, Pikeville, Sunday, consuming
an hour and three-quarters in bril-
liant and scholarly address. He also
gave the Annual Literary Address at
same college Tuesday night. With an
abundance of knowledge to fall back
on, Rev. Dew, as speaker, is able
and brilliant.
T. J. Sullivan, editor of the Banner
of Pikeville, was here Monday to at
tend Decoration Day service, and made
the News very pleasant call. Mr..
Sullivan has had hard struggle to
get his paper established, but is now
meeting with better success, as his
family gain skill to help him in the
mechanical department. Pikeville
people should rally to the support of
the Banner, and help out a deserving
man and his family.