Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-08-31
LOCAL

DUH w MI anu MIS-. Earl A1OOhOh
last week, girl.
Born TO Mr. and Mrs. John Alton
last week. a boy.
Harrison Brewer of Jasper, attended
the ball game Tuesday
Rev. F. NJ Shirley. of Whitwell,
was visitor here Tuesday.
Misses Louise Hill and Clara Leland
drove to Jasper Friday evening
Dock Coppinger, of Whitwell, was
here Tuesday to attend the picnic.
J. d. Lewis, of Caroline Chapel
was here Tuesday to attend the pic
mic.
Rev. G. B. Draper will conGuct SER
vices Saturday and Sunday next at
Inman.
Henry Layne, merchant of Whit
well, was here Tuesday with the
Woodmen.
D. T. Layne and DIR. J, L, Seay, of
Whitwell, were here Tuesday with
the Woodmen.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Darr and baby,
of Jasper, we're here Saturday and
witnessed the ball game.
John Hankins, the Watkins Rene
dy man, was here Saturday. He has
now headquarters at Jasper.
Mrs W. S. Wilson and children, of
near Jasper, were here Tuesday visit
ing friends and taking in the picnic.
Miss Hannah Lofty returned to
Chattanooga yesterday after visit of
nearly week with her brotI@r, Ellie
Lofty.
Bob Rice makes trips TO South Pitts
burg now with produce to sell for
Jas Coldwell, and reports a rushing
business.
W. r. Thomas returned from Zanes-
vile, Ohio, Monday where he had
|. been on business trip in the interest
NJ the Handle Works.
Roscoe Phelps, of Dunlap, was the
est of his sister, Mrs John Condra,
Pm Monday evening until today, and
* in the picnic.
fr. and Mrs W. G.. Hill and
ghter, Mildred, visited Mrs. Hills
ents in Victoria Sunday afternoon,
and Mrs. w. A. Chadwick.
Irs. N. A. Williamson and children
Mrs May Zachery, of Knoxville,
visiting Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Brew
this week, arriving Monday even
g.
Editor Blalock, of the Dunlap Trib-
6ne, was here Tuesday to take in the
Woodmen's Picnic. He also saw some
ball playing, and inspected the News
office.
Sam Deakins and Ben Boyd, of JAS
per- we're here Friday night and with
Miss Clara Leland, were the guests of
the ''Double e. Club, which met at
the Hall.
The local team will play two games
at Battle Creek MONDAY, Labor Day.
Jas. Houts, an old player on the team,
of Chattanooga, and City League
player, will be with his old mates.
Labor Day will be celebrated this
year at South Pittsburg with Stock
and Poultry Show. Read the adver-
tisement on the front page of the
News, which will acquaint you with
further details
j. R. Jones has moved to his farm
about mile north of this place on
Victoria pike, recently purchased from
Vim. Lee. He will not build new
house yet but reserves that for some
future occasion.
John Condra left yesterday on bus
mess trip to Chattanooga and North c
ern Georgia While in Chattanooga
he will assist merchant who bought |
his business in Georgia, in purchasing
a stock of goods
VIM. Lee moved to his property re-
Gently purchased from j. R. Jones,
and now is comfortably ensconced in
large new house with plenty of land !
and ample barn accommoda-
tion for his stock.
Rev. W. d. Dew, of Pikeville and
Mr.. McCollum, also of that place, are
expected here next Thursday to inter-
view the fish of Little Sequachee once
more before the season closes. Bro.
Dew is very busy getting ready for
conference, but must have just one
more whack at the Fin Family.
Miss Clara Leland returned to Chat
anooga Saturday evening after visit
# two weeks with her parents, Mr..
md Mrs. F. W. Leland. Miss Leland
las very responsible position with
he Loveman Bank, which position
he has held for five years, and goes to
esume her duties there.
Leslie r. Darr, junior editor OF the
statesman Democrat, Jasper, was here
saturday, inspected the News build
ng improvements, and wound up the
fternoon by playing first base for the
Jasper team in good style. These
newspaper men are pretty hard to beat
when it comes to all around work.
Miss Minnie Hamilton, of Chatta-
ooga, was hele between trains Tues
ay evening, accompanied by Miss
Maud Friend of Victoria. whom she
listed last week. She has just recov-
red from severe spe of typoid few