Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-08-17
LOCAL.

'ue lock and dam Friday.
Hoot- Rice went to Richard City to-
uay with load of produce.
Joe Leland spent from Saturday I'm
friends.
Miss Mamie Case, Of Chattanooga,
was the guest of relatives here over
Sunday.
WIN. Lee sent two wagon loads of
eAtra quality melons to Tracy City
Monday.
ar and Mrs. Pat Jones, of Chatta-
nOoga, came in last night to visit
homefolks.
!" c. Moore, of Caroline Chapel, was
mere Yesterday and brought us some
splendid melons.
Chas. Randle of Whitwell, and faith
e''n-law, Spence Cannon, of Victoria,
were here Sunday.
Mrs Joe Kelly and Miss Maggie
Lancaster, of Jasper. were the guests
q Mrs Jas. Jones Tuesday.
Miss Juliette Hopkins and little nep-
new Temple Wall, returned yesterday
from visit to relatives at Sewanee.
j. q. Vinzant, Of Caroline Chapel,
was here yesterday, and made trip
out on the mountain to look at some
hogs.
DR. I. D, Walker, of Whitwell, was
mere Friday. He is contemplating To-
eating here, and would be welcome
addition to the town.
). Il. Barker, mail agent on the
Plkeville Accommodation, whose resi-
oence is at Pikeville, paid us pleas
ant call yesterday.
Miss Flora Long, of Inman, has
been the guest Of the Leland family
THIS week. She has just returned from
visit to her sister, Mrs. Beene Walk
sr, at Jasper.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. Sherm an left last
Saturday for points in Florida
where Mr.. Sherman goes on bust
ness connected with the Sequatchie
Handle Works.
A. F. Moore. the fire insurance
man. Of Jasper, was here Saturday.
His company carried the risk on the
Victoria school house, which was
struck by lightning, and settled it
readily.
Mrs. John M. Tatum, of Winnings,
Ga, spent the past week with her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. John B. Phelps
Valley friends are indeed glad to have
had her with them again. Dunlap
Tribune.
The cement floor in rear portion of
News building is being laid this week
and it is expected that the heavy ma
chinery will be moved into that por-
tion of the building the latter part of
next week.
j. W. Scoield and crew of men have
been moving the boiler and engine of
Sequatchie Handle Works, from Pow
der Mill Hollow near Inman, which
has been used in getting out billets 1t
was necessary to reinforce the bridges
10 get it over
] W. Scofieid is pushing work on bis
boat as rapidly as the leisure moments
he has will permit. He is nov put
ting in framing for cabin and expects
to order engine in the course of
month, when it will be installed. He
expects to make his trip with his fami-
ly TO their old home next spring but |
will return here
The lecture at the Town Hall Tues
day night by Col jackson, subject,
''Confederate Boys, was good one.
It was full of anecdote and history, |
illustrated by sterenpticon views, and
we'll delivered. The Col. lost leg in
Jonesboro fight, and has followed the
lecture platform for long time as
me ans of subsistence.
Miss Ruth Leland entertained the
.sDouble E. Club at her home last
Friday evening and the usual pleasant
time was lad. Mr. Albert Lasater
was initiated into tue mysteries of the
Club, and it was decided to take sup
per at some nearby spring next Satur-
day evening. After sometime spent
in social pleasure, the members were
invited to the dining room where they
were treated to delicious sherbert and
cake
We are in receipt from Mr.. and Mrs.
Chris Wagner, Salt Lake City, Utah,
of a photograph showing their home
there, pleasant place, indeed. We
note Mrs. Wagner and the children
who are at home, who looks as pleas
ant and friendly as usual, but miss the
familiar phiz of Chris, who does not
anpear. Perhaps he is just around the
corner, sorter peeping in on things.
ANYWAY we would like to see him
hack in Sequachee raising grapes, the
only man who could raise them sue
cessfully here
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