Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-07-06
LOCAL.

"oS hOiV last week.
If you want anything good to eat go
TO @. W. Brewers, Jasper.
Do You like nice fruitl You can get
1t at q. ". Brewers, Jasper.
Fresh melons now on hand at G. ".
Brewers, Jasper.
Walter Hopkins Of Nashville, was
here Tuesday to see homefolks.
If you don't see what you want, ask
. for it. G. W. BREWER. Jasper.
Maj. Thos H. Hill went to Jasper
Monday to attend County Court
We deliver goods purchased of us
promptly. G ". BREWER, Jasper.
Don't forget that the entertainment
for the benefit of Church at Town
Hall July Is.
J. H. Curtis has his right hand Sc
verely poisoned from poison ivy while
picking berries
Squire NJ H. Merritt, of Victoria,
was here Monday, en- route to Jasper
to attend County Court
Lish Martin. son of J. G. Martin,
is very sick with relapse of humps,
and DR.. Turner is attending him.
w. c. Moore, of Caroline Chapel,
was here Saturday to see the ball
games. You couldn't keep him away.
Miss Carlis Bass returned to her
home in Chattanooga Thursday after a
pleasant visit with the Leland family
Pretty hot weather we are having
these days. Saturday afternoon at 3
O'Clock the thermometer showed 80 de-
grees.
A A. Billingsley, manager of the
Ridgedale ball team, was here Tues
day to enjoy the Fourth, seeing the
gamei.
Mrs. John Robertson. of Manchester,
has been here this week, selling
household articles, stopping with the
Scofeld family
Miss Clara Leland, cashier at the
Loveman Bank, Chattanooga, spent |
the 4th here with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. F. M. Leland.
Houston Deakins, of Jasper, one of |
the "boys on the road" is here this |
week, selling his wares. Mountain
Herald, Tracy City, Tenn.
G. A. Pryor is road overseel for this
place, and has ordered out everybody
except the cook to work the roads to
day, tomorrow and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Tate and child
rem, of Chattanooga, have been here
visiting relatives. Mrs. Tate is a sis
Aax e
Abe Woodtin, of Oregon, is here Wis
iting relatives. j. H. Curtis is his
grandfather. He has travelled extern
sively with shows, and is helping the
boys out in their minstrel
Ed Wyman went to Dunlap Saturday
to spend the 4th. He looked quite at
tractive and if he didn't come back
with Dunlap girl it wasn't Eds
fault.
s. HI. Alexander and j. G. Lankes-
ter, two prominent men of Jasper,
were here Thursday morning. They
are greatly interested in having the
News locate at Jasper.
A revival will be commenced at
Owen Church Sunday by Rev. Sadler,
assisted by Rev. A. J. Murphy, of
Knoxville. A large attendance is de-
sired, and all are cordially invited to |
attend.
Rev. G. B. Draper, went to Battle l
Creek Tuesday morning to preach the I
funeral service of D. G. Martin. He r
will not return until next week as his t
egular appointments occur there Sat ?
friday and Sunday. L
In their automobile Mr.. and Mrs. E. a
J. Hampton and children began an n
verland tour on last Friday morning, L
,oing by way of Jasper to Chattanooga q
nd other points. They will be out of "
own for several days. Mountain Her n
Id, Tracy City, Tenn.
Advices from Texas are that the
rops are suffering from the drouth,
hat is, where Az Burnett is located.
'otton will be failure if rain don't -
all, and the farmers have turned r
heir hogs in on their corn.
Misses Emma and Louella Bull, of :,
arrived in the city Friday. n,
Hiss Louella has accepted a position q,
4 the postoffice taking the place of =,
Hiss Helen Byers, who will take ~
luch needed rest. Miss Emma will ~
isit her aunt, Mrs. Lou Reid, for sew ~
al weeks Mountain Herald Tracy e
ity, Tenn. 81
Work repairing the Hotel Marion is -
cling pushed vigorously. A chimney NJ
as been rebuilt, as it was in a danger -
IS condition, rubber roof is being put -
i. The building was in great need
repairs and has been unoccupied for
veral months. W.
Mr.. and Mis-. W. K. Marlin return 49, 49,
from a visit to their daughter, Mrs. a
sm Fisk at Huntsville, Ala, Friday. br
rs. Marlin has had nice position he
it'll the Northern Hotel in Chattanoo- 20
J., but decided to rest during the ~
'ated season, and will be at home the q,
of the summer
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Scofeld, fell upon broken pitcher o'i
onday. cutting his chin badly, which -
oh uui tp profuSplv until Dr Turpcr -.