Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-08-22
Jasper.

was In Jasper Tuesday.
Jas. Privett. OF Caroline Chapel,
was at Vaun & Alleys Big Clearance
Sale Tuesday.
Attorney ". f. McCurry, Of Whit
we'll, was among the attorneys that at
tended Chsncery Court mere Monday.
!. F. Angevine, of Waupaca, Wis.
is visiting at the home of f. Harmed.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo Quarles and
children were in Jasper Saturday.
Little Miss Mavme Berryhill spent
Monday night with Miss Lou Swat
ford
Pryor 6; Skeene are canning toma-
toes for W r. Hinch this week.
Miss Katie Griffith, of South Pitts
burg, is clerking in the store of Vann
& Alley during the big sale.
Misses Eula Vann, Cynthia and FL
lawee Dykes spent Sunday with the
Mccullough girls.
Nj. and Mrs Berry Deckard, of
Chattanooga, were the guests of Mrs.
Deckard's father, Mr. G. Brown, near
Sequachee, from Saturday until Mon
day.
Eph Haynes went to the Lock Tues
day.
j. F. Lewis attended the Baptist
Association in Sweden S Cove
Miss Della Swafford was in Jasper
Tuesday horseback.
Geo. Nail of Pikeville, is visiting
at the Swafford home this week
Dick Dawson is fixing a neat wire
fence around the school house this
week
Miss Helen Turner is visiting in So.
Pittsburg
Mrs. Lille Young is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Jno. Stansberry.
J. 7. Raulston is in town this week
attending chancery court
Alan Kelly, of South Pittsburg. was
up the first of the week.
Lynn G. Pryor has purchased
handsome new buggy. Look out, girls.
Jno. Dizney, of South Pittsburg, was
calling in Jasper Saturday evening.
Zebadee Barlow was in Whitwell
Sunday; also Albert Mccullough.
Albert Privett, of Whitwell, visited
his father, Sam Privett from Saturday
until Wednesday.
.Jno Minter has been visiting his
son, Harry, at Ladds.
S. H. Alexander moved to the
mountain Tuesday of last week.
Turner and Dolce Simpson spent Sat
urday in Chattanooga.
W. G. Tanner, of Bridgeport, engin-
eer on the Local, attended court here
last week
R. A. Dykes, of Whitwell spent last
Tuesday in our city.
H. E. Tate came home Saturday af-
ter pleasant stay on Battle Creek.
Sug Johnston went to Chattanooga
FRIDAY raturniOO Saturday
VIM Holloway, of Etna, spent Sun
day with Jno. Gibson.
S. S. Tate was called to Burroughs
Chapel Thursday night by the serious
Illness of his daughter, Lydia. We are
glad to state that she is much imprOv
ed.
Mrs. W. A. Cantrell returned Fri
day from trip to Whitwell.
Miss Myrtle Kirkpatrick, of Rich
ard City, who has been ill, is staying
guest of Miss May Kirkpatrick
An interesting game of ball was
played Friday afternoon at the Park
between Sam Houston Academy and
the town boys. The latter came off
winners. The school attended in
body. The school grounds were clean
ed off during the forenoon.
Just ask Ed Tate how he liked Mem
phis
Jno. Dizney and J. w. Moore, of
South Pittsburg, were up last Friday,
visiting Clint Simpson ct al.
Wash Coppinger, of Inlnan, was in
town Saturday.
Miss Stella Combes, of Hemlock
Telephone Exchange, Highland Park,
is spending her ten days
vacation out here with Der grandfath
er, G. W. Brewer. Her sister, Bes
sic, accompanied her.
Mrs. Matthew Steele left Monday
for her home, Etna.
Much interest is being manifested in
the work of DR.. J. E. Lacy, special
ist in charge of hook worm eradica
ton.
Prof H. E. Tate is teaching at Bur
Chapel, substitute for his sis
ter Lydia. Ed makes fine teacher
Burch Chambers and mother, Mrs.
Frank Chambers, returned to Chatta-
nooga Tuesday.
Alfred Hancock, of ..Ebenezer and
children, Stella, May, Fanny, Phoebe
and Lille, were in town Saturday.
Hook worms and other attractions.
DR.. j, L, Raulston was in town
A. L, Robertson and Byron Pope
went to Nashville Wednesday of last
week to attend the convention, return
ing Saturday.
J. W. Morrison, of Whitwell, at
tended Chancery Court this week
Mrs. Mary A. Pryor and Frances,
Mr. and Mrs. B. Skeene and Lila May,
and Mrs Couch, of Morristown, at
tended the Baptist Association in
Sweedens' Cove last week.
Mrs. Maggie Morrison, of Whitwell,
was here Tuesday.
Houston H. Vinsant, of Whitwell
r. q, was in town Saturday.
Charlie Morrison, of Whitwell, was
in town Tuesday; also Chas Morri
son, Sr., was among the unusually |
large number of out of the County |
people in attendance at Civil Court
NJ. E. Miller, of Bridgeport, attend
ed Court Tuesday.
Capt Milton Anderson was in JAS
per last week.
N F. Thomas, of Rankins' Cove,
was in town last week.
Mr.. Drake of Chattanooga, Messls.
Moore, Hudson and Dizney, of South
Pittsburg, spent Sunday afternoon in