Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-07-27
LOCAL.


was here Sunday.
The Ridgedale team will plav here
Saturday week
wylie Parker spent Wednesday in
South Pittsburg.
Miss Juliette Hopkins left for Sc
vance Tuesday TO visit relatives
Matthew Pryor is building dwell
ing at Victoria for the Misses Pryor.
W. G. Moore, of Caroline Chapel.
was here Saturday to see the game, as
usual
Mrs. Robt Rogers. of Chattanooga,
spent Sunday with her father, NJ.
Burnett
j. Il. Boyd, of Jasper, the school
census enumerator. was in town We'd
nesday
Mrs. Jesse Pickett. of Wnitwell. ar
rived here Saturday on visit to Mrs.
JIG Griffith.
The Handle Works resumed opera
tion Monday morning after shut-
down of a week to take stock.
Mrs. Sam Sherman, of Richard City,
attended the funeral of the infant of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Pryor Tuesday.
J. G. Lancaster, of Jasper, and
friend, Mr. Bradford, were here Sat
urday and saw portion of the ball
game.
Rev. J. NJ. Wooten, formerly pastor
of church at Whitwell, some fifteen
years ago, il now living at Apison,
Tenn
\ Rev. q. B. Draper will preach at
Onion Grove Sunday, at p. m.
4 Every one is Invited to come out and
hear him.
Miss Jane Burnett was taken very
| i'll Friday, but is some better. DR..
2Turner of Jasper, has been attend
king her.
Chas. Randle was her9 Sunday. He
Z is now in charge Of the magazine for
1T. G. l. Co. at Whitwell, having left
the lock and dam
Misses Mary Ross Lloyd and Roberta
Schoolfield of Pikeville. were the
! guests of the Misses Martin from Fri
lay until Monday.
Mrs. Robt. Randle and little son, of
chattanooga, are here, arriving Satur-
Ay. Mrs. Randle is nursing her sis
Ter, Miss Jane Burnett.
DR.. T. d. Walker of Whitwell was
bre Saturday, returning from Nash
bile. where he had been attending
he Pharmaceutical Convention.
Editor Sullivan, of the Pikeville
amer, was here Tuesday returning
lom a visit to Jasper He is max
preparations to get out 12-page
ger.
Geo. Jones and Frank Perkins were
there Saturday. Jones has ''signed
up with the Sequachee team for the
balance of the season, and is doing
good work.
Mrs. John Hutton and three child
rem, of Nashville. are visiting Mr..
and Mrs w. H Hutton at Victoria
this week. She is sister-in-law of |
Mr.. Hutton.
Miss Elizabeth Hopkins left Tuesday
evening for Ashville, n c.. where she
will spend tle remainder Of tue sum
mer. She win also go to Lake Toxi-
way. Stevenson, Ala, Chronicle.
Mrs. Laura illegal, Of Chattanooga,
returned to her home the first of the
week after visit to her brother, T.
H.. Harris, of weeks duration. She
was accompanied by Miss Lou Harris
Jackson Lee has now a nice position
with the Mulga Mining Co., Mulga,
Ala, at handsome salary. ''Jack"
is an old Sequachee boy and his con-
tinued rise in the world is being
watched with interest and pleasure by
his many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Azariah Burnett and
family, Mrs. G. H. Wasnburn, Mr..
Freeman and Miss Bessie Freeman, l..
C. Stevenson and Ben Case, of So.
Pittsburg, formed party who spent
Sunday at the Blowing Spring.
jackson, who pitched for the South
Pittsburg Moulders and Battle Greek
teams in games here is now on the
Converse Bridge Co. team in Chatta-
nooga, and let down the Alton Park
team with four hits and no runs Sat
urday.
Abby Woodfin and Oscar Tate went
to Guild Monday to make arrange
ments for putting on show at that
place They have secured a small .
hall there and will go into regular
vaudeville, together with two
South Pittsburg boys.
The following enjoyed a straw ride :
10 Victoria Saturday night in Martins !:
Misses Eliza and Henrie :.
Martin, Mary Ross Lloyd, Nell Draper,
~uth Leland, Louise Hill, Messrs. :
sam and viii Martin, Hugh Jones, !,
sam Lasater and Tom DeSabia. They !.
vent to the Hutton home and were en-
there couple Of hours, ar
living home about midnight !,
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. l.. P. Brewer !,
Tuesday morning fine big heart :.
breaker girl, we mean. Pat don't .
NOW what to do first on rising morn =
ngs build the fire, feed the chickens :,
r-hold the baby. Mama IS doing !
ya11 nd hahx, n. q