Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1910-11-17
LOCAL.

SUNDAY evening III dtteho
The Handle Works paid off its emf
ployeg last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johu Condra went to
Victoria Tuesday afternoon.
Misses True Randle and Louise Hill
went to Jasper equsstrienne Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. ]. G. Lancaster, of jasper
and friend, Mrs. Latimer, were here
Sunday afternoon.
J. r. Jones moved into his new
house corner Oven Street and Massa-
chusetts Avenue Monday.
Sam Sherman is at Orme TINS week
in the interest of the Life Insurance
Company be is representing.
The first calendar for 1911 to arrive
on our desk is furnished by by q. =.
Lawson, the meat man at Jasper
]. S. Deakins moved yesterday 10
the property recently purchased by
him from J. R. Jones i'll South Sequa-
chez
Reuben Bolfinger, of near Caroline
Chanel, was here Tuesday, and stop
ned in the News office long enough to
see the wheels go around few times
The trains keep up their reputation
for being late. 1t would be good
thing to change the time table 10
read ''Trains due only when you see
the smoke abilirg. . -..-.
Tbos. Lockhart, of Coalmont, was
here Tuesday, and went up to Dunlap
with ". H. Workman, of Meeks'
Tenn, who is preparing to get out
coal rear PRYOR Ridge.
Mai. Thos Fl. Hill went to Jasper
Monday TO deliver election returns 10
the proner officials. having served as
election officer here, and also to get
full election returns Of county for the
New.
Miss Clara Leland spent Sunday with
home folks. She holds responsible
nosition with the Loveman Bank IN
Chattanooga. She was accompanied
nv Miss Ethel Goldman. also OF Chat
tanooga.
Mr.. and Mrs w T. Bradley, who
have lately moved to Tracy City from
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, we're here bright
and early Monday morning, on bust
ness connected with the Bradley Lum-
Der Company.
Mrs Horace Raulston, of Kimbals
was here the latter part of last week,
taking orders for Rogers silverware
and other articles. She represents
yery reliable firm and met with sue
cess in this town. She is sister OF
Mrs II. s. Haynes.
$50. 90 per month straight salary ana
expenses to mn with rig, to Introduce
our Poultry Remedies. Don't answer
uuless Won mean business. EUREKA
POULTRY FOOD MFG. CO, I'm
corporatai) East st, Louis, Ill.
We are un Ter obligations to Mr..
and Mrs. W K. Marlin for nice
mess of sausage and pork steak as a re-
suit of hog killing fest they indul-
ged in Saturday afternoon. It's aw-
full nice to be remembered on such
occasions, and we are grateful to Mr.
and Mrs. Marlin for the remem-
brance.
E. d. Brophy, of Victoria, is not
improving in health and il confined to
his chair, not being able to lie down.
His manv friends are distressed to see
his condition ami make frequent ca lis
to see him. Mr., Brophy has led a
very active life and this enforced con-
finement is very irksome to him, but
he is bearing it with all uatience.
E. A. Shugart, nrasiliug cid er OF the
M. E. Church, South, in Chattanooga
district, will preach here Friday night
at Owen Church, aud will hold quar-
terly meeting at Bethel Church, Vie
toria, Saturday night and Sunday.
This information is given us by Rev.
G. N. Draper, and a cordial invita-
tion is extended to all to attend these
meetings.
Friends of Miss Minnie Haynes,
daue liter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. 5.
Haynes, and former resident of this
city, but lately of Boston, Mass, will
be surprised to learn of her marriage
to Mr.. Henry Barr, also of Boston,
about the frst of October. Mr. Barr
is a contractor for building large mon
uments. aud the New York monument
at Point Park, Lookout Mountain, re-
Gently erected was built under his SUI
pervision ..
Rev. G. N. Draper made trip to
Battle Creek last week to get acquaint-
ed with the people of his charge there,
and preach for them. Returning, he
tried to find Havron's Chapel, where
he also ministers, but mistook the 10 d
and went ont in the direction of Eben-
ezer, and finally giving up the que t
applied for shelter for the approaching
night at the home of a hospitable
farmer, Mr.. Colston, and was surpris-
ed to learn that be was close to his
destination VIXEN he really thought it
much farther He travelled over
twenty miles that day.
WeIls-Brewer.
Norr;ed Sunday ar the home of the