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

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DIR. Jas. Rogers was in the city
Monday.
The Toilet Hotel is receiving a coat
of paint.
Attorney J. H. Putnam was in the
city Monday.
Jas. Carlton. of Morgan Springs, was
here Monday.
Trustee Darius Lee, of Litton, was
here Monday.
Mrs. John Glenn was here shopping
Saturday last.
John T. BillingsIey of Cold Springs
was here Monday.
Edwin Boyd is at home from an ex-
tended business trip,
Sheriff Farmer was in the lower end
of the county last week.
improvements are going on here. but
very little building.
Joe Narramole, of Melvine, attend
ed the convention Monday.
D. r. McClendon, of Daisy, vas
here on business Friday.
Jas. Barber bought a fine buggy at
T. V. McReynold's last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Short are the
proud pOssessors of a new baby.
L. E. Anderson and Will Rogers
we're at the convention Monday.
Miss Angelina Harris of Cold
Springs, was in Pikeville Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Murray were at
Dunlap Saturday and Sunday last.
A very large and representative
crowd attended the convention Mon
day.
Billy Cowen, our liveryman, called
Saturday and subscribed for The Ban
ner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lee, of Bridgeport,
Ala were visiting relatives here this
week.
Mrs. Jas. Coward and sister, Mrs.
CoyCoulter, have been attending meet
ing at Dunlap this week.
Mrs. Polk Smith, of Dunlap, visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Xix
son, the first of the week.
J.. E. Everard, the stone mason, is
building the stone work of a front
fence for Mayor L. s.. Pope.
Engineer Joe McColIum, will in a
short time build a fine residence on the
land bought of r. B. Schoolfeld, near
the depot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judge..McReynold's of
Chattanooga, visited Judge Mickey
nolds' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. |. S.
McReynolds last week.
Sam Land of Dunlap, was up here
Friday evening and bought W. A.
Barber's Box Ball alley, which he will
set up in his place in Dunlap.
Lieut.. Sam Swofford and son, of
Melvine, were here Saturday and took
off one of T. V. McReynold's manur
spreaders.
DR.. Isaac Barnes, of Atpontley, was
at the convention Monday, and took a
turn with the Masonic goat Monday
night.
Friends at Pikeville, and most es-
pecially some of the fair sex, are glad
to hear that Ross S%wofford, our gen
ial drug clerk, is improving.
Dunlap.
Sbsciai 10 The Ne7oS.
Miss Pearl Mason visited her aunt,
Mrs. Mccormack, Sunday.
Mr.. Lively and wife called on Char
lie johnson Sunday.
Miss Pearl Mason had a smile on
her face Sunday as long as the waves
over a goose pond.
If you want to see Sanders Dykes
smile ask him when be saw Eva Carl
ton last.
Willie Crabtree and wife called on
Mrs. Turner Sunday.
Miss Myrtle Sanders visited Mrs.
Craze Sunday.
Miss Ollie Smith had a smile on her
face Sunday.
Alfred Davis SURE looked cute Sun
day.
Mrs. Robertson is ON the sick list.
A Large crowd attended church Sun
day.
Mr., Crabtree and family visited Mr..
Carlton Sunday.
Hubert johnson took his best girl to
church Sunday.
If you want to see Charlie Sanders
ask him what girl he saw Sun
day.
Lee Turner visited Mrs. Carlton
Sunday.
Mrs. Backs baby is on the sick list.
Hope it will 0 o recover
Jim Turner is visiting relatives at
Dunlap.
Ask Eva Carlton who she sighted
and watch her grin.
If you want to see Mary Carlton
smile ask her how she likes Clarence
.rabtree.
J. A. Davis visited Uncle R. L.
Davis one night last week.
Come on, TX" of Dunlap. l like to
read your letters. Blue Bird.
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