Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-11-16
LOCAL.

R. S. Pryor of Jasper, was in town
yesterday.
Mrs. ]. R. Pickett, of Whitwell is
visiting Mrs. Jesse Griffith this week.
Mr.. and Mrs John Condra went to
Whitwell Tuesday evening on shop
ping expedition.
John Parker. of South Pittshurg,
was here Monday, visiting his broth
.er, Wylie Parker.
w. 9. Hill and Miss Louise Hill
went to Whitwell yesterday afternoon
in the interest of the News
Mrs. W. K. Marlin has been i'll
since her return from Chattanooga,
suffering from very severe cough.
Mrs. Pat Morrison and three child
rem. of Whitwell spent Wednesday here
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs John Law
son.
News in this town is pretty scarce
picking. Everybody works at the
same old thing day in and day out,
and father, also.
The boys enjoyed turkey shoot Sat
urday afternoon, and won and lost
several nickles and dimes-the same
old nicliIes and dimes
Wilford Scofeld entertained a large
number of friends Saturday night, the
occasion being his 18th birthday. A
huge time was enjoyed
Sam Privett, of Gordon's Hill,
found new ak on the road to Whit
well Monday The owner can get the
same by applying at this Office.
Fred Leland is quite success as
Nimrod. Monday. morning he secured
as.'possom from one of his traps, and
Monday afternoon bagged two rabbits.
We are under obligations to Mrs
Jack Martin for nice piece of fresh
pork, which proved mighty toothsome.
1t is nice to have friends remember us.
The Wild West fever still remains in
this place, and it is considered highly
fashionable among the boys to wear a
red bandana around the neck. This is
the result of the Wild West show that
displayed here.
Sample copies of the Atlanta Geor-
gian's News Briefs. which is included
in one Of our special clubbing offers,
can be secured at this Office. It is a
cracking good weekly. Come aid get
a copy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Darr, of Jas
per, were here Saturday night to see
the performers from their home town
render "Higbee of Harvard having
been prevented from seeing it the
night before.
Sam Martin went to Jasper Friday
afternoon and played in the football
match between the Jasper team and
the High School team. He is anxious
to get up team here as there is plen-
ty of material.
Capt. J. G. Wall left for Sewanee
Tuesday morning after visit of a
week with D. Hopkins and family.
He will leave for Texas in the course
of few weeks to visit at Fl Worth
and other points.
Sample copies of Uncle Remus'
Magazine, which is included in one of
our special clubbing offers, free at this
office. Get up your money and send
in your subscription, accepting some
of the good offers we make.
Arthur Barrett caught wild duck
of what is known as the ''summer"
variety in the spring branch one morn
ing this week. The duck was started
from below the handle works by Others
and swimming up stream was captur-
ed by Barrett who went in after it.
1t is not considered strictly good
form to make mention of the weather,
but the freeze-out of this week de-
serves mention, inasmuch as the tenn
perature dropped from SO Saturday to
10 Monday morning. a drop of A de-
grees. In Wisconsin tornado cleared
a tract twenty miles long and two
miles wide, tearing up houses and
barns, and what stock was not killed
were frozen to death. Several lives
were lost in the storm