Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1910-09-08
LOCAL.

MAI 4. II. nlll went W JospCA
Monday.
]. S. Bennett went to Rankin's Fer
ry Friday.
Eph Rogers of Victoria, and wife,
were here Tuesday.
viii Thornton, of Cedar Mountain
was here Tuesday.
II will soon be time to again look
that coal bin in the face.
Miss Viola Coppinger has been visit
ing friends in So. Pittsburg.
Sam and Bill Martin went to Battle
Greek Monday to attend picnic.
Prof. W. s. Pryor went to Jasper
Saturday to attend Teachers meeting.
Edgar Price and Leslie Miller we're
visitors at the Blowing Spring Sun
days
Rev. F. F. Frisbie, of Whitwell,
of the Holiness brethren, was here
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Pryor and little
daughter were visiting in Victoria
Sunday.
Ed. Chadwick, of Victoria, was here
Saturday evening. He is suffering
from lumbago.
The W. o. w. held their regular
semi-monthly meeting at the Town
Hall Thursday night.
Monday was Labor Day and public
holiday, consequently there as no pub
lie school and the kids were happy.
J. R. Jones is making preparations
to build two story house on the Mar
tin lot purchased by him from W. S.
Pryor.
Sam Rogers and wife of Victoria,
were here Tuesday. He is closing up
his affairs, preparatory to going to
Oklahoma.
Gus Hopkins, of Greenville, Miss,
is here on his vacation, and is the
guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D.
Hopkins
W. K. Marlin accompanied his
daughter. Mrs. Sam Fisk, to Hunts
Vile, Ala, Saturday and will visit
there few days.
Mrs Sam Fisk and children left for
their home in Huntsville, Ala, Satur-
day, after visit of about month
with the Marlin family. 1E,.iJ BAH
Prof J. w. Hoggard holds forth at
the Town Hall to night in an elocu-
tionarv and musical program, Admis-
sion will be Is and 10 cents,
The News Office is getting out Editor
Sullivan's paper, the Banner of Pike
Vile, this week, while his family are
absent on a vacation trip.
Mr.. and Mrs, Jim Jones, of Sequa-
.chee. visited Mrs. Jones' mother, Mrs.
Hugh Raulston, Saturday and Sunday.
-Ketcnall cor. So. Pittsburg Hustler.
Miss Susie Davis, Of Oberlin. Ohio,
arrived Tuesday night on "a visit to
her sister, Mrs G. o. Gannaway.
She left Tuesday morning for her
home
Miss Jennie Harris, of Whitwell,
spent Saturday, Sunday and Monday
here with home folks, returning to
Whitwell Monday evening to resume
her duties in the High School.
Miss Anna Deakins, who will teach
in the city schools. has come from her
home at Sequachee and is stopping at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. G.
Houston. So. Pittsburg Hustler.
Byron Bennett. who is teaching
school at Hale's Chapel, was here Sat
luriay to attend the teachers meeting
at Jasper, and spent the balance OF the
time with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. S. Bennett.
Doc Ragsdale, of near Victoria, was
here Tuesday with some apples and to-
matoes for the News. He has been a
STEADY subscriber for nine years and
says he hopes to read the News ten
years longer.
The following composed party from
Whitwe1l which spent Labor Day af-
ternoon here at the Blowing Spring
Misses Janette Deathridge, Mamie
Layne, Vera Shirley, Mamie Dykes,
and Cleo Chastain, and Messrs. Robt.
Dykes and DR.. Ursery.
Miss Mamie Coppinger, who is
teaching school at the Brown School
House, near Tracy. was here Satur-
day. She is now beginning to think
she is quite a pedestrienne as her
school is in a remote locality and when
she comes home she ''hoofs it" about
Ia miles.
The Pikeville baseball team was
feeling jubilant Monday evening as it
passed up on the Accommodation.
They had defeated South Pittsburg 7
to Q, and that caused the citation.
Dummy Payne, who played with Sc
quachee some four seasons back in sew
eral games, but who is now located at
Knoxville, was amoag the crowd.