Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-07-04
Jasper.

spears, Vi OUdtbnHOO2ds Idnic AZ Cab-
urday for a visit to Mrs. A. R. Hall
and others.
Miles Merritt, of Victoria, is attend
ing county court.
". S Wilson. of So. Pittsburg, was
up Monday
Miss Marie Snspp visited in Sequa-
chez Friday.
Mrs. N. Prigmore of Chattanooga,
came in Thursday for visit to rela-
tives here. Friday she went out to
Inman to Jno. Turner'S, as he is not
so well.
j. J. Dykes, of Whitwell, is in town
this week
Alan Kelly of So. Pittsburg, spent
Monday in Jasper.
Lynn Clyde Pryor made trip to the
mountain Friday and came back with
the usual interesting collection of
chiggers. We pass our ''chlgger toast"
on to him.
S. T. Haskew, of So. Pittsburg
sent Monday in Jasper.
W. NJ. Scruggs, of Monteagle, is in
town this week.
A large crowd of relatives and
friends attended the burial of George
Brewer at Pleasant Grove Thursday.
DIR. Standifer preached the funeral
sermon.
Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Gibson returned
Thursday from visit to relatives and
friends at Ladd's, Vulcan, Guild,
Whitesides and Etna. Mr.. Gibson had
ten days leave Of absence, the first
in three years, and Neil Pennington
took his place as R. R. foreman.
The marriage of Miss Flossie
Hughes to Mr.. Arch Hoge occurred
Wednesday in Chattanooga. The young
people will be in Sunday.
Francis Mccullough says that Job
never had to contend with the delays
incident to long distance telephoning,
and yet he thought he had troubles.
1t is not bound to occur-a big
bunch of crackers to a small dogs tail.
Joe Tanner has moved into the sec
ton house.
Awfully glad to see you, "Valley
Bird" but you mustn't say anything
against Little Boys poetry. His
selections are fine, and so is he.
Wonder what Albert Mccullough
will do this week for lecture to
which to take six girls.
Miss Lucille Simpson was quite sick
several days last week
Zebedee Barlew, Jr, is having
painting and improving done at his
home one mile south of town. Uncle
Ben Rogers and o. E. Forester, Jr.,
have charge of the painting.
The 17-months' old child of B. w.
Skeem died Monday morning at o.
clock of chronic indigestion. The body
was taken to Morristown, Tenn, for
burial Tuesday evening.
Little Kelly Turner has been quite
sick with whoopingcough, but was not
considered seriously i'll until the last
few days.
A large crowd was present Tuesday
by 10 o'clock to hear Hon.
Tom Preston's speech on issues and
conditions in Tennessee. The train
was late owing to a stop at Richard
City. The speaking was held up stairs
in the court house on account of the
hard rain storm Everybody gave the
closest attention and seemed especially
interested in the back tax question.
Mr.. Alexander introduced the speaker
in few we'll chosen words. Mr..
Preston paid the neatest of tributes to
the ladies present.
Judge McReynolds, of Chattanooga,
was here Tuesday.
Sam r. Simpson visited home folks
over Sunday.
Mrs. Willie Spears and Miss Bessie
Carr Wilkerson left Monday for Chau-
tauqua, N. Y.
Sam Bennett was in town Tuesday.
Alvin Spears, of Chattanooga, was
among those at the speaking
Gen. M. N. Whitaker made one of
his usual forceful speeches after Mr..
Preston had taken his seat. Many
were passed on both
speeches by Republicans and demo-
Gratis alike. Gen. Whitaker came up
and shook hands with the writer. thus
giving us an opportunity to express
our appreciation.
Francis Pryor took in the speaking.
Mrs. Dora Hale Harris and daugh-
ter. Eugenia, of Cleveland, came in
Friday to see Mrs. Harris mother,
Mrs. E. J. Alexander, Mrs. Bette
Harris Tate, and others This is Mrs.
Harris first visit home in four years.
Mrs. w. r. Hinch was among those
in town Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Wilson were in
town for the speaking.
r. T. Simspon, of Bridgeport, re-
NAMED over to take in the speaking.
Mrs. A. o. Kelly left for her place
Of business in Birmingham Monday.
Miss Maude Dame was in attendance
at the speaking Tuesday.
Messrs. Sam and Ben Havron, of |
Whitwell, were at the speaking
Miss Katherine Spears, of Chatta-
nooga, has been visiting friends here
for some time.
Mrs. Julia Janey left Monday week
for Bridgeport to visit her son.
A. A. Cock, of South Pittsbutg was
in town Tuesday.
Miss Nell Ferguson was in town !
Tuesday.
Miss Virgio Lasater was in town
Tuesday.
Dougless Spears has returned to
after ten days visit to
relatives here.
We understand certain young man
8 going to get out an injunction
against the Sequachee News, and have
lis name there in nevermore. The
nan has our most profound sympathy.
We sincerely trust the paper will sur
7ive the shock. We have warned
hem.
DR.. Dave Tate, of South Pittsburg,
'pent Sunday with his brother, S. S.
Tate.
Miss Orhpa Harris, of Eas Lake. who
s visiting relatives near here, spent