Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1910-10-27

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Fuller
Wednesday daughter.
John Condra aud sons went to JAS
per last night to hear the speaking.
DIR. J. L. Shirley, of Whitwell. was
here Monday canvassing for votes.
Mr.. and Mrs g. Sherman returned
Sunday afternoon from trip to New
York City.
Maj. ]. G. Wall of Sewanee, is here
this week, visiting d. Hopkins and
family.
DR.. J. H. Hall, of Pikeville, was
here Monday, the guest of j. r. Jones
and family.
There are computed to be thirteen
Taylor men in Sequachee-rather an
unlucky number.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Wall, Jr., and
child, of Chattanooga, are the guests
of D. Hopkins and family. ..-
Pat Brewer of Jasper, and Miss
Grace Thomas attended the big baptis-
ing at Byrnes' Mill Sunday.
Rev. W. II. Bollinger, of Caroline
Chapel, was here Friday, and saw the
Boosters, likewise the News office.
Gather Hixson, of Jasper, was here
Friday. He is lineman for the Teie-
phone Co, and was putting in new
cross pieces.
Lawson H. Myers, of Pikeville, who
is candidate for representative in the
18th fioterial district, was here Friday
with the Boosters.
Chas. Curtis lost fine COW this week
caused by milk sick disease con-
tracted by getting into certain dis
tricts of these mountains.
Mrs. Walter Parker and Mrs. W. ID.
HINT of Sewanee, arrived Tuesday
and are visiting the family OF ID.
Hopkins, coming through in buggy.
James Price, of Whitwell, was a
passenger on the Chattanooga train
Friday evening. He predicts sweep
ing victory for the Hon. d. T. Layne.
Sam Rogers and family, who sold
out and went to Oklahoma about
month ago, have returned to Iennes-
see, not being satisfied with the coun-
try.
The buildings of the plant of the
Seauatchie Handle Works are being
painted. The iron was showing signs
of rust, and painting was adopted as
a preventative. The color is red as
before.
Mrs. Sam Bryant and baby, OF TIA
cy City, were the guests of Mrs. John
Condra Saturday night, returning
from visit to her father at Cedar
Spring Mr.. Bryant came over from
Tracy City for them Sunday
The officers appointed tohold election
here Tuesday week are: Thos. H. Hill,
officer; W. s. Pryor, J. R. Jones and
W. q. Martin, judges; J. E. DeSabla
and W. G. Hill, clerks; Walter Ran
die, assistant register.
$50. 90 per month straight salary and
expenses, to men with rig, to intro
duce our Poultry Remedies. Don't
answer unless you mean business.
Eureka Poultry Food Mfg. Co. (Incor-
porated), East St. Louis, III.
Hon. j. J. Dykes, of Whitwell, pass
ed through Sequachee, enroute to Ira
'cy City this morning where he will
purchaser some cattle. Mr.. Dykes |
is much interested in the success of |
the school rally at Whitwell, Nov. 9Th.
mention of which is made elsewhere
in the columns of this paper.
We met Bro. Draper this week, the
newly appointed pastor of the Sequat-
chic Circuit, of the M. e. Church,
South, for this conference year. We
like his flesh marks and believe that
he will make good, and that the work
under his skilled direction will forge
forward Jasper Statesman Demo-
crat.
The mast or acorn crop is unusually
large this year, and hogs are getting
fat in the woods without high priced
corn. Now it will be in order for
some low-down scoundrel to fire the
woods and destroy this gift from Ma
ture. This is always the case for few
people in this world appreciate what
is given to them. Don't fire the
woods, you commit crime when you
do.
Sam Curtis is the champion fox and
''varmint' hunter of this locality.
He has fine pack of dogs, and his
trips are almost nightly. Friday last
he was in town displaying the forefoot
of a wild cat, which was freed near
the vineyard by his dogs, and which
he shot out This makes the fourth
Of the kind that he has killed in the
last few weeks, and its forefoot was
as large as an ordinary dogs. It is no
unusual thing to hear Sans dogs in
full cry over the mountain side and
his horn footing merrily to pursuade
them on, aided by yells interjected.
John Coudra is this week doing the
rather ambiguous work of harvesting
two crops of potatoes from the same
piece of land. He is digging both
sweet potatoes and Irish potatoes off
he same ground, for the simple reason
hat he planted the "sweets" between
the Irish potato rows and thus sue 1
,eeded in raising two fine crops from
anne land. Mr. Condra as horti