Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-03-16
PIKEvILLE
Items Culled from The Banner Of
Last Week.

merchants, was here Wednesday.
Hugh Bales is building large bar
for ]. N. Denny near Dunlap.
Mrs. Tom Henderson died Friday a
her home above town. Mrs. Hender
son was Worthington before her mar
riage to Mr.. Henderson.
Aunt Rosa Cummings died at ne
home on the east side of Sequatchi,
river last Sunday morning. She wa
the mother of the Cummings boys
who live in Cummingstown, and wa
about rs yeals of age.
An injunction was served on Geo
Fam Monday to stop the cutting anG
moving of ties off part of the LoyG
lands on account of parties claiming 8
lap over on this part of the land.
Several dogs, mad and otherwise,
have been killed in this county of late.
R. B, Schoolfield is in Nashville
this week.
Judge V. c. Allen. of Dayton, at
tended Chancery Court here this week.
A II. Bayless was here Monday.
1t is time for spring cleaning up.
G. P. Taylor was at court Tuesday.
Tom Paham of Litton, was here Sat
urday.
Newt Denny, of Dunlap, was here
Friday.
John Whittenburg, of Sampson, was
here Friday.
Lieut.. Sam Swofford, of Melville,
was here Saturday.
Remember Miss Reece's entertain
ment Friday night.
Mrs. E. M. Deakins was visiting in
Chattanooga last week.
Ira Stout was in the city Monday
and renewed his subscription.
Judge s. L. Robinson was at Nash
vile Friday and Saturday last.
Atty Brown Swofford, of Dayton,
attended court here Tuesday.
L. E. Anderson, of Pitts Cross
Roads, was in the city Saturday.
George Lawson has the tax to col
lect for this district.
Poly Brock, John Austin and Floyd
Myers, of Brockdell, were here Mon
day,
Chancellor T. M. Mcconnell had
two days session of court here this
week.
City Recorder Joe F. Deakins was
at Nashville and Chattanooga last
week.
The college building came very near
getting burned Monday on account of
a bad stove or fue.
Recorder Joe F. Deakins signed his
first official paper Wednesday. 1t was
a civil warrant.
V. w. Stone left for Oklahoma
Tuesday last where he goes to work in
the machine business.
Leonard Kelly, one of Sequatchie
Counts best farmers and business
men, was here last week.
S. L. Deakins, is having ground
broken and material put on the ground
TO build residence on College Street.
Major and Mrs. L. S. Pope have a
very PRETTY baby girl. who was born
March 9. Mother and babe are doing
we'll.
There is a very sorry prospect for
wheat in this section. T. A Pope has
The best we have seen on the Mt.
Airy farm.
Our new postmaster, o. N. Vaughn,
started paper Wednesday at noon to
get the city marshall uniform suit,
md by night had about $1,000 in cash
made up. This is the way things go
n Pikeville when the right men go at
t.
DIR. Hollis G. Watson was at home
asst week in Bedford County, and
fought fine saddle horse from his
ather, J. F. Watson, at Flat Creek.
J. A. Hixson, our merchant and car
,enter, had the misfortune to fall and
freak his right arm last Saturday
At this writing he is doing
veil.
Will Rankin, who runs express on
ur train, says that Judge McReynolds
will send us Chief Tom McMahone's
inform, as we have not got any yet
or our city marshall.
Mrs. Lloyd is not expected to live
cry much longer without change
or the better, which at her age of
bout 81 years. is very doubtful. She
) at her som home, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
!. Lloyd, on College st.
Jas. Wheeler left Tuesday morning
or Olustee, Okla to work in the ma
hine business. His sister, Miss Ber-
ha Wheeler. accompanied him and
ill visit relatives there. Jim is one
the very best boys on the road, and
70 are always glad when he is at home
or spell.