Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1910-01-06

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Jewelry repairing. {
J. II. Condra was in Jasper Monday
Liee Martin was in Jasper yester
day.
Arthur Barrett was in Jasper Wed
nesday.
S. L. Pryor. of whitwell. was here
Monday.
B. B. Lasater was in Jasper We'd
nesday.
Byron Bennett went to Richard City
Monday.
Jesse Coppinger, of Coppinger Cove,
went to- Jasper Monday.
Miss Grace Thomas is visiting in
Chattanooga this week.
w. S. Pryor went to Jasper Monday
to attend County Court
Craig Rawlings returned Monday
from a visit to Chattanooga.
J. C. Kelly ami family, of Jasper,
were here Sunday afternoon.
Miss Eliza Martin has been in Chat
tanooga few days this week.
Cbas. Wagner left Saturday for
Cleveland, Ohio, where he will visit
relatives
Miss Eliza Martin will start sub
scription school here Monday at the
schoolhouse.
Jas. Lawson, of Harrison, Tenn, is
here to see his father, Frank Lawson,
who is very sick.
Miss Anna Deakins has returned to
South Pittsburg to resume her duties
in the city schools
Squire W. S. Wilson attended the
meeting of County Justices at Jasper
Monday, commonly known as County
Court.
w. S. Wilson and family moved to
their new home at Glovers' Hill yes
terday. We regret to lose them from
our midst.
G. Sherman went to Jasper Monday.
John Miller, of Victoria, was here
Monday, en- route to Jasper to attend
County Court.
The handle works was started up
Monday, with small force. Others
will be put on later, as some of the
machinery is still being adjusted.
Frank Lawson is very sick at his
home. He was taken i'll last week.
and not improving. DR.. Turner was
He is threatened with
We are under obligations to the Ar
cher Paper Co., of Chattanooga, for a
very nice ivory envelop opener. It
was very nice of them to remember us,
and we appreciate their kindness.
W. G. Hill, of the News, made
business trip to Whitwell Friday. He
was accompanied as far as Victoria by
Mrs. Hill, who visited her mother,
Mrs. w. A. Chadwick.
Two nice calendars have arrived at
this Office through the kindness of
Chas. L. Roberts & Co., produce deal
ers, of Dunlap, which we are pleased
to get The firm sent out large num-
Der of these calendars, we understand,
Advertising their business, which
shows enterprise.
Lum Houts has sold his property
,ere to Mrs. Isham Coppinger, and
eft Wednesday evening for Chattanoo-
ga to seek location. We will be sor-
" to lose this estimable family from
,equachee. but have no doubt they
will do better in Chattanooga. They
expect to move next week.
A party of hunters composed of VIM.
lee, Postmaster Curtis. Bob Alton and
ons, Ed Wyman, and others, about
wenty- eight in all, went to the sage
ields south of town Thursday, and af
er setting fire to them bagged seven
cen rabbits. 1t was high old time
or the hunters, but death on the rab-
its.
George Gary, of Whitwell, was in to
ee us Monday and gave us a very
leasant call. He is one of the unter-
flied stock of staunch union miners
len who appreciate the good their al
,giance to the union did them and the
7orld at large. While union in spirit,
owever, he is not affiliated with the
MON at present, there being no local
t Whitwell.
Mac Burnett called into our office
thursday of last week, little too late
} get this into the News. He said
1at he could keep warm at his house
he didn't have to keep climbing on
, the roof to cut the frozen smoke
way. Mack wants it kept secret. but
% just can't help divulging it, he has
;ored the frozen smoke away, and
ill peddle it at South Pittsburg next