Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-07-20
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Go to the show tonight.
S. Fl. Wells. Of Minrsl Springs, was
here Saturday.
Sam Martin went to Jasper Satur-
day morning.
Miss Beth Scofield is in Chattanooga
visiting Miss Maggie Houts
Sam G. Martin. of Battle Greek, has
been visiting W. II. Martin and fam
lima Houston, of South Pittsburg
rs Visiting her cousin, Elizabeth Deak-
ins.
Miss Nell Draper went TO Victoria
Friday evening to visit Miss Eunice
Hutton.
Mrs. CLARK Garomy Of Chattanooga.
was here last week, visiting Mrs. JAS
Jones.
W. G. Moore of Caroline Chapel.
! was here Saturday, looking at the ball
B games as usual.
Miss Nell Leland went to Chatta-
!. nooga Tuesday morning to visit
friends until Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Smith went to
Vbitwell today, the latter to have
ome dental work done.
Mrs. Laura illegal, of Rossville,
a., arrived Tuesday on visit to
her brother, T. R. Harris.
John Miller of Victoria, was here
Saturday. He is another who rarely
kmisses a ball game in his vicinity.
Herman Schultz has returned from a
weeks visit to relatives in ChatSa
alley. Cleveland, Tenn. Banner.
will Martin went to Victoria Thurs
v to enjoy picnic ut the Frater
ing with mis- best girl for company
Jay Cunningham and best girl OF
ath Pittsburg. attended the enter
ainment at the Hall Saturday night.
i Hugh Jones returned from Chatta-
aooga Saturday evening. He went
here Friday night with an automobile
party.
Mrs. c. G. Chaffy and little daugh-
ter, of Chattanooga, arrived Tuesday
lsof last week to visit Mr.. and Mrs F.
T.. Minor.
w. A. Chadwick, of Victoria, was
,ere Saturday to take his daughter,
IRIS. John Lawson, to Victoria to Wis
! over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Raulston, of
Richmond Va, visited the Jones fam
over Sunday. Mr.. Raulston is bro
ther of Mrs. Jones.
! Miss Katherine Cook went to South |
l.Pittsburg Monday to visit home folks.
sShe is expected to return here shortly
4 to s'spend the summer"
\ A. B. Hamilton, of Victoria, was
here Monday He has the job of re-
pairing the school house at that place
which was struck by lightning, and
came down after lumber.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Ransome Tate and son,
fgiillie Jack Tate, arrived Friday even
ksg from their home in Battle Creek
visit j. c. Martin and family. Mrs.
Tate is sister Of MIR. Martin.
Il Miss Nell .Eldridge returned this
week from visit to relatives inaNash-
ville She was accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. Pat Jones, who will re-
main for visit of some weeks
Cleveland Tenn, Banner.
Miss Lille May Meyers of Jasper
picnicked at the Blowing Spring
THURSDAY with several of ner music
pupils Those enjoying the occasion
were Misses Fay Anderson, Ina Chau-
dom. Willie Lawson, Rowena Pope,
Nell Robertson, Dixie Williamson, Ber-
tina Chaudoin and Mabel Hoge.
Miss Bessie Thompson and friend,
Miss Embercan. OF Louisville, KY,
spent few days with hei counsin,
Mrs. Edgar Smith, returning to Chat
tanooga Monday where they will visit
their aunt, Mrs Isbam Hamock. This
was their first visit to Tennessee, and
they are delighted with our noun
|tains.
Editor >Gerren, of the Mounta in .
Herald. of Tracy City, was here Mon
day, returning from a trip to Whit
well, and going to Jasper to visit rela-
tiyes. The Mountain Herald has sus- |
pended publication for few weeks on
the account of the illness of the pub s
lsher, Mr.. Brown, and Editor Gerren
takes advantage of the suspension of
publication to visit friends and rela- /
tives in the Valley. He called on the q
News, and is the same John Gerren,
nhoYp we ware Glad tn see