Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-08-24
LOCAL.

T. A. RandIe was in Jasper yester-
day afternoon.
Miss Louise Hill was in Jasper We'd
nesday afternoon.
DR.. Price of South Pittsburg. was
the guest Of j. s. Deakins Monday
night.
Mrs. Mary Rsndle is at Richard City
today visiting her daughter, Mrs. Sam
Sherman.
The South Pittsburg Moulder's team
will play. the local team here Tuesday
morning.
Chas Byrd has purchased some acre
age in rear of his place, and is prepar-
ing to fence it.
Hugh Jones and Miss Clara Leland
made trip to the Lock and Dam on
horseback yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. g. Sherman returned
Friday evening from pleasant trip to
points in Florida
Miss Kate Deathridge of South
Pittsburg, is here this week, visiting
Miss Anna Deakins.
Mrs. E. Horned, of Jasper, was here
Sunday afternoon, visiting her daugh
tel, Mrs. Edwin Pryor.
Dr.. and Mrs j. L. Lee, of Bridge
port, Ala, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs J. S. Deakins Sunday.
A. A. Billingsley, who lived in the
lower end Of town, has returned to
Caroline Chapel to reside.
VIM. Lee went to South Pittsburg
Monday with some fine watermelons.
He is selling lots of fine ones these
days.
Mrs. Sam Fisk and children of
Huntsville, Ala, are visiting Mrs.
Fisks parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. X.
Marlin.
Scott Tinker, of Bridgeport, Ala,
was here Saturday night visiting
Walter Ranlle, and spent Sunday in
Victoria.
Capt J. G.. Lancaster and F. H.
Holland, of Nashville, we're here Tues
day and inspected the News Office and
pronounced it good job.
T. j. Sullivan, editor of the Ban
iner, Pikeville, will DO here Tuesday
next to attend the W. 9. W. Picnic.
He is member of the order.
Miss Mamie Lou Case, of Chattanoo-
ga, who has been visiting relatives
here and at Battle Greek for the past
week, returned to her home Monday.
j. H. Curtis brought to our Office
this morning and showed us Bible
which is over. a hundred years old,
and contains a record of his family.
Walter Rande and viii Martin went
to the Lock and Dam Sunday to see
the ball game between Chattanooga
and the Marion County Athletic Asso-
citation.
The Woodmen of the World ball
game Tuesday seem to be creating
much interest. The Sequachee Wood
men are determined to take the game.
SO lookout you other fellows
Mr.. and Mrs. ED Conlra and family |
Cedar Springs. and Mr.. and Mrs, John
Condra and children, of this place,
went to the Lock and Dam Sunday to
view the works there.
The automobile crop going up the
Mountain Road Saturday was good
one, FIVE, if not more, passing over
that road. which meant five dollars
revenue for its Improvement.
We are indebted to VIM. Lee fer a
fine big watermelon, regular thum- |
per, fifty pounds, more or less. sweet
as peach Lee has EN- all beat rails
ing good melons, and is selling them
in all directions.
Pat Jones, Of Chattanooga, who has
been visiting home folks here with his
wife, tried his luck in the waters of
Little Sequachee, and came home with
a nice string of fish. He sent us two
fine ones which we appreciated.
Miss Mary Draper will have an ice
cream stand on the grounds at Wood
mems Picnic Tuesday, and all desir-
ing something cool and nice should
give her call. Treat your girl at
least 'steen times that day, and don't
forget Miss Diapers stand.
Mr.. and Mrs HI. w. Xix, whose
residence is now Hill City, Tenn, are
the proud parents of a son, who arriv-
ed last week. Harry feels just like
Carnegie or Rockefeller now. and
can't hardly get hat large enough to
at bis head, Mother and babe are do
ing nicely and it is thought the father
will recover
Misses Verda Bennett, Juliette Hop
xins, Nina Randle and Anna Deakins
will sell cream and cake at the cave
IN the morning of the Woodmen Pic
lic for the benefit of Owen Church,
ind in the evening will sell lemonade
It the ball ground for the same pur-
lose, The enterprise of these young
aides in working for tho church is {
A very ford handwrite from Roch-
'ster, n. Y, acquaints us with the
act that Bill Robertson, and his wife,
Ilso, are the proud possessors of a son
nd heir The name of the kid is
ames Franklin Robertson, and the
roud daddy tells us over view of
ha ALBRIGHT ART Gallary that Che ia | .