Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-05-16

building on the south side OF the
Square was a success. A large crowd
was present Saturday night. We we're
sighted.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. e.. Chaudoin left
for Chattanooga Tuesday.
Tom Jettou and Mr.. Combes came
in from Chattanooga Sunday.
Mis- E. j.. Alexander came in from
Cleveland Monday week. Glad to
have her back.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brice Raulston of
~Sweeden's Cove have recently moved
here and occupy the old Alexander
place neal Blue Spring Park.
Mrs. Esther WilkersOn, of Chatta-
nooga came in Saturday for a visit to
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Rauls-
ton.
Mr., and Mrs. Ross Gillian spent
the week end in Jasper.
Ben Havron of Whitwell spent Sat
urday in Jasper.
Mrs. Henry Long and son, Ben, re-
turned to their home in Whiteside
Saturday.
Jas. Roope, of whiteside, was in
town Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawson Young and
baby, Charlie, of Ebenezer, visited in
town over Sunday.
Alvin Spears ard Alec Scott, of
Chattanooga, came in Saturday.
A Jasper boy wanted off Saturday to
go to his grandmoher's funeral. His
kind hearted employer couldn't resist
such a plea. He started off with head
down towards Pleasant Grove, but did
Mt get any further than the ball lark.
young man." said the employer
sternly, you misinformed me Satur-
Gay when you said that you wanted to
get away to go to a funeral.
"Well," answered the youth, who had
seen the home club defeated, ''it was
mt exactly a funeral, but it was al
most as sad
DIR. E. C. Clark, capitalist, and
party we've in town Friday from Den
yer, Colo and Omaha, Neb., buying
up mountain lands for William Web
ster, millionaire. Messrs. Webster,
Harris and Legion, it will be remem-
bered were here two weeks ago, and
Mr.. Webster chased up to Fulton's
Bluff to give himself an appetite for
breakfast. He was easy to please and
acted like a poor pud generally, and
him a real live millionaire. DR.. Clark
bought 1S, 1902 acres of mountain land,
and stated that they had only been in
As other states, but all considered Ten.
nessee the prettiest one and wanted to
know what could be raised here. They
found out we could raise radishes as
fast as they could eat them for break
fast. The best way to raise radishes
is to take hold of the top and pull.
Little Boy" Biddie and / doff our
10c Indian head Domestic beavers to
You. Tell us who you know and like
in Jasper, and we'll hunt them up
and write them up, if it takes all sum
mer.
Laurence Rogers was in town Sun
day and spoke to the writer just as
nice as could be. He was accompan-
led by Jno. Swafford.
VIM. Martin was in town Saturday
from Sequachee.
Charlie Anderson's general delivery
wagon, is always to be e going in
some direction. Chas. says he gets
lots of hauling to do. This kind of
boys make useful citizens. !
Lee Anderson made a "trip to Sequa-
chez Thursday.
Dan Mills says he will give a yankee
dime to the girl of Sherlock Holmes
tendencies who'll find out for him
what young lady called him up and
to him Saturday week, The
opportunity of a life time must be
seized during the lifetime of the OPP
What's the matter with all the
Hardscrabble girls Let us have some
news from down there.
Miss Pearl Grimes was in town one
DAY last week.
Next Thursday is Biddy's hatchday.
. friend of hers remembered her
birthday, so to speak, and sent us each
an empty postcard album. A word to
the wise is sufficient.
Jno. Turner of Inman, is visiting
lis brother, Melville, this week and is
better.
Jack Roope was wei in his car Sat-
Messrs Pin and Whittle of Guild,
we're over Saturday.
Chas. Houston, of South P%ittsburg,
was up Saturday.
Miss Inez Scott, Leslie Lodge and
others came up from South Pittsburg
Saturday in the Aycock car.
W. H. Wilson, of South Pittsburg
up Saturday.
Poon Brewer and wife were over
Saturday.
Mrs. Lucille Wright Brock and baby,
Meredith, of Trenton, Ga, came in
Saturday and left Tuesday.
Mrs. Rose Robertson came home from
Chattanooga Saturday, Mr.. Robertson
MI. and Mrs. A. r. Hall have been
Il Chattanooga since Friday.
Geo. and Joe Wampler of She'll
mound, and Miss Bess Hoge were
of the Misses Simpson at dinner
It 6 p. III. Saturday.
Edward Alley, of Miami, Fla, came
n last week hunting a cool place.
This is the place.
Graham Alley and Edward Alley
vent fishing the last of the week and
oundered their family on two big fish.
A girls favorite air is a millionaire.
In the spring a young mans fancy
lightly turns to thoughts of love, the
turn seriously, and then the
begins,
"Honeysuckle," you see Biddy is
frs. Biddie Game Brown. She is last
chick and has two little chicks
f her own. [ was named for Miss
ethel Gillian when she went to school
ere. | was IA pullet way back then -
can remember it, and / was most
y feet and legs them days. Why Lau-
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