Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1910-11-24
PIKEvIrLE NOTES
CuIIed from the Banner of Last
Week.

Robt. Everett was in the city last
week.
Attorney L. s. Pope was in Chatta-
nooga Tuesday.
Myron Parker, of Dayton, was in
Pikeville last week
W. A. Graham, of Stephens Chapel,
was in the city Saturday.
II. J. Sullivan of Morgan's Springs,
was here the last of the week.
There is more and better corn in
Bledsoe county than has been for
years.
Deputy Sheriff Edmondson, of Rhea
County, was over in the valley last
week.
Mrs. T.. C. Willis has our thanks
for her subscription before leaving
Tuesday.
John Wheeler and S. H. Blackburn
are in Alabama and Florida on bust
ness this week.
A. W. Cranwell has been suffering
With tonsilitis for some days, which
has had him confined to his room.
While at Dunlap Tuesday evening,
we noticed that the large produce
building of Roberts is near completion.
We are glad to see passing that the
old Sequatchie College is being re-cov-
cred and repaired, This is one of our
oldest landmarks.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Deakins and
son, Master King Deakins, were
among those that went to hear Bob
Taylor at Jasper last week.
There is subscription paper being
circulated for funds to erect a monu-
ment in honor of our late friend and
register of deeds, Norman s. DeBord.
Supt. John NJ. Smith, of the Dun
lap Mines, told us Tuesday that his
company could not furnish coal to fill
their orders. This looks good to us for
business
DR.. Legion, of Bessemer, Ala, has
located in Pikeville and has his office
in the Vaughn building. He comes to
MS we'll recommended and we welcome
him in our midst.
The marriage of L, T. Hutchinson
and Mrs. Alma Kirkendal, was SOL
emnized at the home of the brides
brother, Prof. W. V. Frieley, at Dun
lap, Tuesday of this week.
The three thousand acres of land
which sold here at trustees sale Tues
day was bid in by l. n. Denny for SIX
thousand five hundred dollars. This
lies near tie state land and is good
property.
Tuesday at the College here while at
play, Master Leland Ferguson had the
misfortune to get his leg broke below
the knee. Dr. Legion set the bones
and he is doing nicely at his mothers
home On College st,
We understand that ?. NJ. Foust has
sold his store to Luther Pendergrass'
who will take possession at an early
date, and run the business. Mr.. Foust
turns his attention to his farm and
converting a fine lot of timber he has
into lumber.
The meeting which has been CON
Quoted here for the past four weeks
closed Sunday night. Owing to the
tent getting burned, cold weather ana
the election, there seemed to be very
little interest, and while we hope
there was much good done, we are I'M
able to say as we were the stay-at
home kind as we DO not wish to push
ourselves on the people who seem to be
afraid of scarlet fever.
The marriage of Miss Lille May
Henry and Mr.. Edward G. Willis was
luietly solemnized at the home OF the
1rides sister, Mrs. W. B. Vaughn
Tuesday, Nov. Is. Miss Lille May
numbers her friends here by her az
luaintances Mr.. Willis is pros
,erous hardware merchant OF Muncy,
Pa. The happy couple left at once for
trip through the East, and will be at
lone in Muncy, Pa, after Nov. 20.