Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-07-13
LOCAL.

here Saturday to see the ball games.
Huse Deakias, Of Jasper. was here
Saturday and took in the ball games.
w. G. Moore. Of Caroline Chapel,
was here Saturday as usual. to see the
ball games.
Miss Gladys Lasater, of Jasper,
spent Sunday with Mr., and Mrs. J.
s. Deakins.
A. NJ. Cate, representing the Jesse
French Piano Co., Chattanooga, was
here Friday.
Hugh Jones and Miss Eunice Hut
ton, of Victoria. were driving on the
pike Sunday
Miss Katherine Griffith Of South
Pittsburg, was the guest of the Deak
ins family Sunday.
Miss Eunice Hutton, of Victoria, is
teaching emusic class in the Town
Hall Tuesdays and Fridays.
John Condra received very fine
piano from the Jesse French Piano
Co., Chattanooga, Friday.
g. A. Hopkins, of Greenville, Miss,
arrived Monday to spend few days
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs d.
Hopkins
Misses Juliette Hopkins and Nina
Randle were the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs G. Sherman on an automobile
trip to Chattanooga Tuesday.
DR.. T. D. Walker of Whitwell, was
here Friday, visiting the Condra fami-
ly. He is contemplating moving here
and entering the practice of his profess
sion.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. W. G. Hill and
daughter, Mildred, visited Mrs. Hills
parents in Victoria Sunday, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. A. Chadwick.
Jack Layne, of Little Sequachee
Cove, was here Friday to secure no.
tices with which to post his land to
keep off timber marauders.
Miss Mary Draper retur ned from
Erlanger Hospital, Chattanooga She
will take short vacation and then
probably go back to resume her duties
there.
Josh Wall, of Chattanooga, who is
spending several days here, caught a
nice string of fish TUESDAY, using an
artificial or wooden minnow to deceive
the wary trout
Rev. w. d. Dew. of Pikeville,
spent Tuesday and Wednesday of this
week, fishing in Little Sequachee.
Fish always get out-on the bank
..,lo., @hnx, coo Dax, ToYpipn
Accompanying Rev. W. D. Dew
Tuesday and Wednesday of this week |
were Prof. Hibbett, prominent edu-
Gator in Pikeville. AMI Master Sam
Hall, son of DR.. S. H. Hall, of that
place.
Rev. A. J. Murphey, of Knoxville,
arxiyed here Tuesday night to assist
R3T Sadler in the protracted meeting
which commenced Sunday night. He
is an earnest worker and possesses con-
siderable magnetism, which attracts
people toward him personally.
A party of automobilists journeying
from point in Louisiana to st. Louis
broke down their machine here yester-
day, and had to lay up for repairs
The crank case was broken by contact
with a rock while going over the prec-
ipice at the Alabama Avenue pike
crossing.
The Double E. Club, (which is the
name chosen for the club organized at
Miss Ruth Leland's week ago Fri
day, met at the home of the Misses
Draper Friday night and adopted
Rules and Regulations, to govern the
club. After very interesting bust
ness meeting, watermelon was enjoyed
in the moonlight, and games and con-
versation INDUCED in.
The entertainment which will be
given Saturday night by the children
of the town under direction of Misses
Juliette Hopkins and Nina Randle
will be for the same purpose as render
ed before, to obtain funds to re-shingle
the M. E. Church, South. Admission
fee of ten and fifteen cents will be
charged and ice cream will be on sale
after the program.
Those peculiar looking individuals
stalking the streets are not members
Of the Klu Klu Khan. nor even colored
ladies' from South Pittsburg on pic |
mic, but members of the Wow Wow
Minstrels, who perform here Thursday I
night. 1t consists of number of To- :
,al boys who "put on show" under
the direction of Abby Woodfin, who is
experienced in Vaudeville work. |
There is no doubt the show will be in
;erestiDg and entertaining and well
worth the admission charged
A Sequachee swain, who believes
hat two is company and three is none,
,alls on young lady whose parents
insist that her admirers leave prompt q
y at 10 o'clock. The couple went to
party the other night, and the young c
nan was on thorns until 1t broke up,
il there we're too many around for >
lin to say the sweet things he had in Il
mind. At last the agony broke up u
Is he thought. about ninethirty, and U
nuggling the lass up to dis manly
rm he took her in tow to the parental