Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-08-10
LOCAL.


Major Thomas H. Hill went to Jas
per Monday. ~ '@'
., -" ' Lee is shipping large quantities
~ater melons this week
mr' apd Mrs. Joe Dobbins, Of Jas
pei, were here Sunday.
ouas. Condra attended the box sup
pei at Victoria Saturday n light
ueo' ii. Wiseman, of Coppinger
I've was here Thursday on pension
business.
Miit Tate, Of Battle Creek, was Wis
night.
waiter Randle and Bill Martin went
70 Victoria Saturday night to the box
supper.
Rev and Mrs. Rufus standifer, of
casper spent Sunday with the Thorn
as family.
Mrs John Tatum, of Atlanta, Ga.
arrived yesterday morning to visit her
SISTER, Mrs. John Condra.
Mark Hamilton, of Victoria, isassist-
ing his father, A B. Hamilton, on the
news Building this week.
rope Wins and Mr.. and Mrs. John
hossler, of Battle Creek, were the
guests Of Jack Martin Tuesday night.
Inc hottest days Of the season are
now passing, and it won't be so very
long until we enter the autumnal seas
on.
Archie Hoge, of Chattanooga, ac-
companied by Miss Flossie Hughes. of
Jasper, Yves here Sunday afternoon,
driving.
Mrs, W. J. j. Hoge and daughters,
Misses Ethel and Mabel, were here
Thursday and called on Mrs. L. P.
Brewer.
NJ I. Pryor is at Whitwell this
week, building an addition of two
rooms to W. B. Sharpes residence,
south of that place.
Miss Beth Scofield returned home
from Chattanooga yesterday where she
had been the guest of Miss Maggie
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Boss, of Hill
f&ity, we're the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
hn Condra last night. They drove
cough the country in buggy.
Miss Jennie Harris left for Whitwell
fday evening, where she went to re-
pe her duties as teacher in the
litwell Public school Monday.
l. Coppinger was down from "Pov-
" Hollow" yesterday, looking fat
> handsome. There is one thing GER
IN, they get plenty to eat in that
trict. judging from Austin's looks.
John Tate, of East Lake, Tenn, was
he Tuesday and Wednesday, visiting
be Martin family. He is pitching
eat ball for the Rossville, Ga, team
now, to which he belongs.
The roofs of buildings at the Sequat-
chic Handle Works are being painted
with asphalt this week, to preserve
them from rust. The town smells like
a shipchandler's yard in consequence,
but it is perfectly healthy.
The ten months old infant of Mr.
and Mrs Carol Griffith, is seriously
i'll and not expected to live. The lit
tie one has never been very strong but
was taken very i'll Monday. and DR..
Turner, Of Jasper, summoned
Large numbers of automobiles pass
up and down the mountain road. This
Is on the Chattanooga and Nashville |
highway, hence their frequency. The
Toll is one dollar to each, and so there |
Is considerable means which is used
for improvement.
Mr.. and Mr.. and Mrs N. S. Ellis, |
of Victoria, were here Thursday. Mr..
Ellis has sold his farm known as the |
Kilgore farm at Victoria, selling it in
Jour tracts. He will shortly more to
,is farm north of here on Little Sequa-
,hee River, and go to housekeeping.
A jolly automobile party from JAS
Der witnessed a portion of the ball
,ame Thursday. They were Mr.. and
Mrs. v. j. Alexander, of Nashville,
Miss Gertrude Alexander. of Jasper,
Miss Effie Yeager, of Knoxville, who
8 visiting friends in Jasper, and
dessrs. Hayden Simpson and Tom
stewart. Stewart was to have pitched
he second game for the locals, but
ain interferred.
Misses Eliza and Henrie Martin en-
the "Double e. Club Fri
ay night at their home. Before the
egular business meeting, Misses Vir-
lie and May Lasater and Mr.. Sam Las
ter were initiated into the M ysteries
{ the Club. A potato digging" en-
est was feature of the social part OF
he evening and Miss Ruth Leland
roved to be the most expert in carry
ng potatoes from one place to another
n teaspoon, and received a souvenir
hell with Double E Club written
hereon. Delicious refreshments we're
erved at 10 o'clock and soon after the
arty adjourned.