Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-05-11
PIKEvILLE
Items CuIled from The Banner OF
Last Week.

l.. f Anderson was here Monday.
Eas STAFFORD of Litton was here Sat
urday.
Capt Milt Rankin was at home here
Sunday.
VIM. Hixson. of Lees was here
Monday.
Mrs. Alex Doss was here over Sun
day at The Toilet.
Lieut. Sam Swafford, of Melvine,
was here Saturday.
J. H. Morris, of Trenton, Ga, spent
this week at home.
Lieut.. Sam Swafford, of Melvine.
was in the city Saturday.
Bob Everett, of New Harmony, this
county, was here Monday.
B. O. Everett, of Brayton, was here
on business last Saturday.
Foss Hixson and Louis Narramore,
of Dunlap, were here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Lee are rejoicing
over their newly arrived baby.
DIR. Hollis q. Watson, of Bridge
port, Ala, was here last week
Lee Toilet, who has been at Bridge
port for some weeks is at home.
Mr.. and, Mrs. Tom Tucker were
visiting Buck Shehan Sunday.
J. @. Ketner has sold out his prop
erty at Lees Station. we learn.
Things look better around the Pub
lie Square since it was cleaned up.
Gordon Coward and Jas Agee of
| Pikeville Route 1, was in town Satur-
day.
DR.. Herman Barnett, of Chattanoo-
ga, was visiting homefolks here last
week.
Miss Ethel Farmer and Mr.. Dunn OF
Rhea County, we're married here last
Sunday.
Mrs. Carol, of Tullahoma, is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. S. L. Deakins,
on College st.
Berse Buddy Bridgeman, brought
the Dayton ball boys over to play
Pikeville Monday.
Prof. Abner and wife, who have
been teaching here for the past ~
months, left last week for their home.
Mrs. Lawson. widow lady, who
lived with her grown up children on
tie Ault Farm, died Monday evening
Mr. and Mrs w. K. Murray we're
here the first of the week on account
of the serious illness of Ed Murray's
infant.
Miss Clark, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Joe Clark. and Cleveland Austin
were married last week near College
Station.
We are glad to say that the infant
of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Murray, whose
life was despaired of week ago, has
fully recovered and DR.. II. A. Leyden
who attended the case and DR.. Greer,
who was called in, have the thanks OF
the parents and friends for their I'M
thing work and the way the case was
managed.
We were shocked to hear of the very
sudden death of Sherman McJunklns
of Pikeville, Route 3, who died Satur'
day at his home. Mr.. Mc.lunkins was
a kind and useful citizen, and is sadly
missed in the community. He leaves
= wife and seven children, who will sad
" miss the husband and father. The
bereaved ones have the sympathy o.
. all in this dark and trying hour.
Last Saturday the base ball teams o
= Spencer and Pikeville crossed bats a
the ball ground here and the scor'
stood as above, 81 to II in favor o
= Pikeville. The best of order and goo'
= humor prevailed ON every side, IT
= omit the usual amount of guying an
= smart sayings of the friends of tn
;, home team. The game was well at
u tended and most of the ladies of Pike
. Vile were out with their good look
. and fascinating smiles, to charm tn
. visiting boys and encourage the nom
- team
:, Miss Pearl Spears was united
:. marriage to Mr.. Charles II. johnson
- - of Upper East Tennessee, Sunday al
10 ternoon at the home of the brides pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Spears
The wedding was very informally ce
ebrated, the guest list included onl
the family and few friends. Deli
ious refreshments were served aft
which Mr.. and Mrs. johnson left In
mediately for Chattanooga, and aft
os a brief visit there, will go to I'll
eroom's home. The best wishes
u a host of friends go with Mr.. and Mr.
Johnson to their new home.-Sheffie
cor. Rhea County News.
M onday Pikeville and Dayton ht
n an interesting game of ball. Fl
~ score stood as above. Pikeville SCENE
Is to furnish the best ball players in tn
Sc section. The Dayton boys had son
es fine players and some who, as we 81
H. ~ it were very sorry, which was a Sc
ic. ious drawback to the visiting tear
st. A good crowd of Pikeville peopl
IS both gentlemen and ladies, were o
10, to see the game. The best of ord
lv and good feeling prevailed througho
the evening, and the Dayton DO
were complimented for acting in
n;na q manner