Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-06-08
P|KEvILLE
Items culIed from The Banner of
Last Week.

Monday.
R. b Schoolfeld was in Chattanoo
ga last week.
T. J. Sullivan was at Whitwell and
Victoria Tuesday.
Nose Greer was in Chattanooga
Monday and Tuesday.
Master King Deakins visited al
Lees Station Tuesday.
Albert White returned Thursday
from school at Allgood.
T. j. Sullivan, of The Banner was
at Sequachee last Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs Harris Greening have
a naw baby boy at their home.
Prof C, o, Chisam is at home from
Doyle where he has been teaching,
Mr. Wallace Lock, of McMinnville,
is visiting his sister, Mrs, W. S. Lloyd
Nick Ferguson of Crossville, was in
Pikeville Saturday shaking hands with
old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. K. Murray visited
home folks at Dunlap Sunday and
Monday last.
Joe Brown, of Chattanooga, was in
Pikeville Wednesday night and Thurs
day morning.
Mrs, W. A. Springs and children
are visiting relatives and friends in
Rhea County.
J. Q. Ketner, of Ketner's Stores,
was at home and at Whitwell the first
of the week.
About all the strawberry pickers
who went from the valley to Rhea
County have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Vaughn will
leave in a short time for Colorado,
where they will spend the summer.
Mrs. Lacy Condra, of Condra's
Switch, has been visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Greer, this week.
Dock eagle, of Dunlap, passed thru
Pikeville Friday driving Murray's
team with travelling men en- route to
Crossville.
Miss Lydia Rigsby, of Chattanooga,
is visiting her father and mother, Mr.
and Mrs. R. R. Rigsby, in West Pike
vile.
VIM. Ross, brother of DIR. j. A
Ross. of Increase, Warren Co., is Wis
iting his brother, DR.. J. A. Ross of
Pikeville.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Vaughn and
children left Thursday morning for
Colorado and the sea shore later for
the summer.
Tom Clemens, of Dunlap, passed
through Pikeville Saturday last, He
was on his way from Clifty where he
visited his daughter.
Miss Pearl Blackburn and sister,
Miss Nellie, and Master Robert who
have been in school at Athens, Tenn,
arrived home Monday evening.
The report that was started about
Ike Agee or any of the escaped prison
ers being drowned in the Sequatchie
River, is false as there is nothing in
it.
W. C. Ross. of McMinnville, spent
Tuesday night and part of Wednes-
day in Pikeville, visiting his uncle,
DR.. Ross and calling on our mer
chants.
Uncle Sam Ferguson lost a good
mare about two weeks ago, and Eskel
Hixson lost one last week. Lock jaw
is said to have been the cause of both
deaths.
Worth Schoolfield is at Chattanooga,
where he had an operation performed
by DIR. Berlin last week. At last re-
ports he was doing nicely.
The months old baby of Mr.. and
Mrs. Virgil Wheeler died at their
home in West Pikeville Saturday and
was buried at the Vaughn graveyard
on the mountain Saturday.
Mrs. R. w. McReynolds and child
rem, of So Pittsburg, have been visit
ing Mrs. McReynold's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Thurman, on Pope
Ave, for the past few days.
Eek Rankin, tho was hurt in run
away at Chattanooga few weeks ago,
is fully recovered, and has been visit
ing his grandmother, Mrs. A. L.
Rankin. The little fellow had very
narrow escape and is considerably
scared up.
Dr. McClarney passed through Pike
Vile Thursday of last week on his way
from Jasper to his home at Crossville.
The doctor is one of Sequachee Val
ley's successful professional men, and
we are proud to see such men loom up
and outgrow some that would keep
them down.
J. Ed. Swofford, who went to Hot
Springs two weeks ago, has had very
bad spell. but we hope to hear of him
coming out all right and recovering.
Gabe Brown, who also went to Hot
Springs, is doing well, and we hope
to see both he and Ed back home we'll
again.
A crowd of Pikeville young people
went to the Burnett mill fishing Tues
day. While fishing in boat, it in
some way got overturned, giving them
all at least a good cooling off, and
perhaps a good scare. It is indeed,
lucky that they all got out alive.
Mr.. Holland, who lives at the foot
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