Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1910-12-08
PIKEVILLE NOTES
Culled from the Banner of Last
Week.

day OF this week.
Geo. Fam, of New Harmony, was
here Monday.
Rube Swafford, of Morgan's Springs,
was here Monday.
I. E. Anderson, of near College,
was in the city Monday.
Mrs. Payne, of Dunlap, was visit
ing in Pikeville last week.
Miss Eliza Martin spent Thanks
giving at home at Sequachee.
W. s. Thompson is on trip to Flor
ida and other southern points.
We have had good rains and cooler
weather for the past few days.
Rev Mcbride filled his appointments
at Let and Center Point Saturday and
Sunday.
Uncle Jim Rigsby has been failing
some of late, but we are glad to see
him out again.
Mrs. T. J. Hixon visited her daugh-
ter, Mrs Polk Smith at Dunlap a few
days this week.
Attorneys j. G. and Lawson Fl. My
ers, of this place attended court at
Dunlap this week.
Rev. W. E. Davis filled his appoint
ment at the Baptist Church here Sat
urday and Sunday.
The people of Pikeville are waking
up to the fact that they need better
streets and sidewalks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. K. Shumate have
the sympathy of our good people in the
loss of their young baby.
Luther Pendergass has taken charge
of the P. M. Foust store and will
conduct the business at the same place.
Miss Reece, of the High School fac
ulty, spent Thanksgiving at the home
of Heneger Hixson, near College Sta
tion.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. K. Murray and
children were visiting relatives and
friends at Dunlap from Saturday until
Monday.
Master Jimmy Vaughn and lit lie
sister, Miss Sarah, spent Thanksgiving
visiting at Whitwell at John Nor
woods.
Landen McGuiness and Jimmy
Vaughn spent Thanksgiving with
their teacher, Miss Martin, at Sc
quachee.
T. J. Sullivan was at Court Tues
day at Dunlap and attended the funer-
al of Mrs A. D. Tennessee at the
Baptist Church.
Alex Standefer, depot agent and OPP
orator at College, and his father, Peter
Standifer, of PABLO, were at the Lock
and Dam last week.
Judge Sam McReynolds ran up Mon
day and visited his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. I. s. McReynolds, leaving Tues
day morning for Dunlap where he OPP
ened circuit court.
Mr.. Burnett, of Martin Bros, liv-
erymen, Of Sweetwater, has been look
ing for team of yellow ponies and
buggy hired to two men about three
weeks ago. They offer good reward
for the rig or men either, or both.
Presiding Elder E. A. Shugart made
his first trip up the valley last week
and held services at the M. E. Church
South. Sunday and Sunday night. He
was not very we'll but made a good
impression on our people and is a man
for the place.
w. A. Barber and Finley Simmons
left Monday with Mrs. John Dotson,
who has been detained at the Jail for
the last month on charge of lunacy,
for the asylum at Knoxville. Mr.
Simmons goes after his wife who is re-
ported well.
John F. Cakery and Miss Lena
Smith, of Georgia, were married at
The home of Jas. Greer near Lees Sta
ion last week and left for their home
Thanksgiving Day. They were mar
led by Rev. w. D. Dew, of Pikeville,
Mrs Cakery, who is well known and
las many relatives, has the best wish
,s of all.
The Seventh Day Adventists are
up a school at the old Sequa-
hee College. They have bought and
re repairing the old brick college,
which will be good building when
ompleted. Those people are good, en-
people, and have fine
chools, and should be encouraged in
heir good work.
W. S. Thompson left Tuesday for
t. Augustine, Fla, where he may es-
ablish produce house. If he likes
he situation and stays through the
winter, his son, Charlie will continue
he business here and still give the
'eople cash and square deal for their
'roduce. In any event. Mr.. Thomp-
on's house at Pikeville will be run
n. We wish Bill success should he
tay in the Land of Flowers or any
where he goes. but would be glad to
ee him back in Pikeville at any time.
Workmen are working on one
thousand dollars addition on the M.
J. Church, South, at Dunlap, which
yhen completed. will add much to it.