Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1910-04-14

Ed Chadwick, OF Victoria, was here
Sunday.
Miss Lula Lasater, of Chattanooga,
is here on a visit to relatives.
Mr.. Edgar Welsh of Huntsville, Ala
visited W. R. Thomas and family
yesterday.
Rev. Saddler, of Whitwell, was the
guest of Rev. and Mrs. g. 0. Gamma
way Monday.
w. S. Wilson and family, of Jasper
were the guests of J. R. Jones and
family Sunday.
Walter Scott Randle, of Sequatehle'
spent Sunday in the city with friends
"etc. Dunlap Tribune.
Thos Smith, of Victoria, was here
Sunday. He is preparing to go into
business at Victoria with a general
store. ~,
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Hoback, of South
Pittsburg, we're here Sunday visiting
Mrs. Hoback's parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
W. H. Tate.
Rev. G. o. Gannoway filed his APP
pointment at Battle Creek Sunday,
and preached at Owen Church Sunday
night to a large congregation.
Miss Lille May Meyers, of Jasper,
was here Tuesday afternoon to make
arrangements for an entertainment &c
be given at the Town Hall,
Miss Bessie Patton's primary class
at Pryor institute, Jasper, picnicked al
the Blowing Spring Saturday. They
were also accompanied by Mesdamei
Robertson, Dunwody and Tate.
G. W. Stewart, of Winchester
Tenn, State Deputy of Woodmen o.
the World, was here Tuesday in the in
terest of the order. He reports that
Camp is being formed in this town
#. Harris received fine shephert
dog Thursday from his son, Dennis
who lives at Birmingham. Mr.. Har
ris was very proud to receive the ami
NAL, which is very intelligent Great
ure, and as Mr.. Harris says, can 81
taught anything.
Rev. w. D. Dew, of Pikeville, &C
conpanied by Pruett Hall, also OF tina
place, were visitors in the city Satur
day. Sequachee people were uniform
| ly glad to see Rev. Dew once more
He proposes to come down shortly AM
test the appetites of the bass in Littl
Sequachee
TIL g Literary Society will meet Sat
urday night of this week instead o
Friday night, as heretofore announced
This change is made as favor to tn
ladies of Jasper who will present thei
entertainment, Cradle Songs of Man.
Nations, at the Town Hall Frida,
night.
Austin Coppinger. of Poverty Hol
low" as he calls it, was here Monday
He says the fish are not biting in Lit
tie Sequachee as lively as they did las
spring, and the reports of other fisher
men were SO discouraging that he ha
not wet line as yet. His friend, w
10. Duffy, of Chattanooga, who is stay
ing with him, and fishing ene1getical
ly, has so far caught only one bass.
Chas L. Roberts, of Dunlap, wa
here Monday on a business trip in tn
interest of the produce firm of Chas
L.. Roberts & Co. Mr.. Roberts pai'
the News one of his usual pleasan
calls, and left us an order for som
tripli.at order books, printed, perfor
ated and bound in marble board. Th
firm is doing nice business, havin
the entire confidence of the people.
Rev. W. D. Dew, writing to tn
News, says: 81 was glad to note
the News that you have organized
debating society at Sequatchie. Tn
program as published in the News Wa
good, I thought. I hone this goo
movement will continue, and that bot
the young and old will become intel
esteI in this kind of training and d.
veloplng the power of thought. hoI
Won will be able to stimulate them, 6
that they may enter into this work Ell
Enthusiastically. | know of no bette
, work, especially for the young"