Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1910-06-23
LOCAL.

| jackson Lee, OF NhltWellt NlslOou MS
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Lee
over Sunday.
Mrs. W. C. Hill visited her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Chadwick, at
Victoria, Friday and Saturday.
Miss Eliza Martin left last THURSDAY
for an extended visit with Prof. Dos
sett and family at Danyille, kentucKy'
Rev L. B. Ellis, pastor of Southern
Methodist Church, Jasper, will preach
at Owen Church Saturday night at o
O. clock =
Hugh Jones, the crack shortstop OF
the Seouacbee team, will play with
Jasper against South Pittsburg at Tue
latter place July 4th.
The game of baseball between oe-
quachee and Ridgedale scheduled Ior
Saturday was postponed as no GROUNDS
could be secured at Victoria.
A. ]. Vann returned Monday even
ing from a week visit at New Mark
ct and other points in Northern Ala
bama.
Mr.. and Mrs John Lawson went u
Mt. Olive Saturday evening where
they visited Pat Morrison and tamlly
Sunday and attended the church deul
cation.
Rev. John A. Cargile, of Stevenson,
Ala. was the guest Of D, .Hopkins ana
family Sunday Mr., Cargile is an Ad-
yentist minister, and while here oe-
Gyered two sermons at Owen Church.
Farmers are now buckling to thelr
crops right, the fine weather giving
them abundant chance for exercise III
the fields. This hot sunshine in max
ing things grow, weeds included.
Next week we will publish a strong
article by More Anon, of Tracy
CITY. on "Individualism. Inc
lengthy article on mo Eternal LOT
ment" took considerable OF our space
this week.
A handsome young grocery man OF
Jasper, sometimes called pat anc
sometimes "Mr Brewer, seems tt
have hard time to get pass a certain
white house in this town. The lnhu'
ence is irresistible.
Rev. and Mrs. W. D. Dew, of Pike
Vile, and daughter, Miss Eiffel, arrlV
ed here Friday evening for visit OF
week or two among their many
friends. The fish in Little Sequacha'
will suffer during Rev Dew's stay
as he is a regular Isaac Walton,
w. M. Patten, republican candidate
for County Judge, was here Thursda!
and Friday canvassing. Mr.. Patton
says he enjoys getting out and seeing
the boys, but finds it hot work these
sweltering June days Mr.. Patten, il
the opinion of several in the city, i
pretty good County Judge material.
Rev. and Mrs. N. A. Thomas ant
children, and Mr.. and Mrs. Q. u
Thomas and children, of near Rankin
Cove, we're visitors in the city Sun
day. coming to hear Rev. John A
Cargile preach and stayed over to hea
Rev. Dew preach at night. The for
mer is a preacher in the Adventis
Church, of which Rev. Cargile is ais
member.
]. A. Daniel, democratic candidate
, for County Court Clerk, was her
Monday and called on the News TO
some cards wherewith to introduc
himself to the voters he is seeing dai
". Daniel is a good, .clean-cut youn
man, and should receive carful consld
Grafton when you decide who are tn
men YOU think would best subserve. tn
interests of the county.
Preaching services at Owen Churc
3 were the "order of the day Sunday
as the expression goes among our col
RESPONDENTS. Rev. John A. Cargile
of Stevenson, Ala, preached Advent
: ist doctrine at II a. M, and p. m
0 to considerable congregations, sewers
: coming from distance to hear hin
At %. m, Rev. w. D. Dew, of Pike
vile, filled the pulpit to the pleasuI
Q of a large number of admirers in thi
:. city.
{ Fourteen fish yanked from the WE
r tiers of Little Sequachee Tuesday We
y Rev. Dew's record. He and VIM. LIE
visited the creek Tuesday morning
and the result was most gratifying
e Rev. Dew is the champion fisherma
: and anglers who can beat him are {
:, scarce as hens teeth, and it is not luc
with him but pure sci ence, or
e knowledge of the game, "as the sa,
y ing is. We look for some bette
. catches than this by him later.
John Chadwick, of Chattanooga, w'
r here Sunday, calling ON his neice, Mr.
!. w. G. Hill. He was over here on
u brief visit to his relatives IN the va
= lev, his duties as officer on the Chats
y nooga police force preventing long
IT stay than over Sunday. He is we
acquainted in this county, havin
y bought cattle extensively in the vale
and on the mountain for many year
J, He was accompanied from Victoria /
his brother, W. A. Chadwick, who
= expecting to go to Sulphur Spring
Ga, to make stay to attempt to r
gain his health, as he is suffering fro