Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-11-21
LOCAL.

Saturday.
Hugh Byrd. of Gordon Hill, was here
Sunday to see his best girl.
J. Il. Condra went to South Pitts
burg Saturday on a business trip.
Miss Vauetta Patton spent Saturday
and Sunday in Jasper visiting friends
Will Dixon has bought a portion of
the Kelly farm east of here, aud will
go to farming
Rev. Dew, of Jasper, was here Sat-
urday distributing advertising for the
lecture at Jasper Monday night.
Footbaliitis is epidemic in the tow II
and the kerplunk of the football is
heard by night as we'll as by day.
]. c. Martin went to Battle Greek
Saturday to see bis father-in law,
Elisha Tate, who is sick with pneu-
monia.
S. L. Havron, of Whitwell, was on
the train Monday evening, returning
from visit to South PittsbuIg and
Jasper.
Misses Effel Dew, Nell Robertson and
Rowena Pope, of Jasper, were here
Saturday and spent the day with Miss
Lima Alton.
EalbuuA DOWlbu WChb W
teruay morning to receive treatment
some time ago by dropping pick on
it.
Jim Smith, who moved from here to
Chattanooga is now back at Dunlap
working for the coal company there.
According to the Tribune he will move
his family there in the near future
We are under obligations to Mrs. W.
III. Martin for nice mess CT spare
ribs Mrs Martin always remembers
her neighbors when she has anything
good to eat
J. G. Wall Jr., of Guild, and his
friend, Mr. Tisdale, were here Satur-
DAY on hunting trip. Mr.. Tisdale is
chief engineer for the Government at
the Lock.
Messrs. Daniel, Gould and Baker,
connected with the management of the
work at the Lock and Dam, came in
Saturday Night on hunting trip, re-
turning Monday evening !
Dennis Condra, who has been clerk
ing in the store of Ell Condra at Cedar
Spring for the past eight months, has
returned home to attend school at the |
Marion County High School next SEES
sion.
A. Milbrandt left this morning for
the head of Little Sequachee Cove,
where he will be engaged for several
weeks in surveying out the lands of
the Sequachee Valley Saw Mill q
Lumber Co., some 1900 acres.
Rev. w. T. Evans, pastor of M. E.
Church, South, here. and Rev. W. d.
Dew, pastor of the M. E. Church,
South, Jasper, went to Red Hill Sun
day to bring the gospel to the good
people there.
We are indebted to Robt. Harris for
a nice pumpkin, which means pump
kin pie Pumpkins are mighty scarce
this year, the wet season while they
were blossoming proving fatal to the
pumpkinettes.
Joe E. Kilgore, of Whitwell, was
on the passenger one evening last
week. Although defeated for represen-
tative he was not bit glum over it,
but felt he had done his part in keep
ing up the banner of the Bull Moose.
Mrs. Kemp Raulston, of South Pitts
burg, was here Thursday looking after
her farming interests, especially corn
transactions She raised large crop
of corn on land which was cultivated
by Messrs Tate and Hoback
Mr. and Mrs Gilbert and family, of {
Jacksonvillo, Fla, who have been to
seesJMr Gilbtrts mother in Indiana,
spent Saturday night at the Ran
die House on their way home. They .
went on to Chattanooga next day ac-
companied by Miss Nina Randle, who
visited her sister, Mrs, Sam Sherman
James Fanburg, optometrist, of
Chattanooga, was here Tuesday exam
lining eyes and fitting glasses He has ,
his office at t9 Fannin St, that city.
He left on tho evening train for Whit
well, where be expected to remain for :
several days.
j T. Bottomlee, of Whitwell, was
here Tuesday. Mr. Bottomlee is in
the photograph business in Whitwell,
and is an Englisbman, born in York
shire We recently Jid some job work .
for him, and he was so we'll pleased
that be says he is coming again. 4
That's the way they all do.
Miss Verda Bennett arrived here
Saturday evening on visit to her pa
rents, MIR and Mrs Standifer Bennett.
Miss Verda has been in Chattanooga {
for sometime where she has been learn
ing the profession of nurse at the
Newell Sanitarium Her friends here
are glad to see her, as we'll as her Z
home folks
The country has gone democratic =
and F. L. Minor has Another son.
Born yesterday evening, DR.. Lacy of {
Jasper, attending. Minor ia adding up
toree columns of figures at a time now
in the Handle Works office, and has r
ordered two kegs no, no, we meant
two cases of Castoria from the Supply
Store.