Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-06-20
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Henry Il. Simpson, ST., and Miss
Callie Simpson were in S~equachee
Wednesday,
Austin Coppinger of Sequachee, was
in town Wednesday.
Marshall Lawson, from above Whit
we'll, paid mis- land tax this week.
Mrs. Eliza Jane Alexander returned
Saturday from d ten days visit to her
daughter, Mrs. Estelle Bennett, of
S~equachee.
Jim Jones of ~Sequachee. was in town
Wednesday afternoon.
a. 4. Jones of Seuuachee, was down
Wednesday and paid G.. w. Lewis's
tax.
W. 8. Pryor, of Sequachee, was
down Friday paying Burnett's land
taxes and talking school matters.
Mrs. Willie Spears came in from
Chattanooga Tuesday, where she has
been visiting Mrs. Carrie Arnold, but
will 60 to Chatauqua the LIST of July.
Jas. Rogers of Bridgeport, was in
town Thursday, but Will leave for Col
OraaO this week to look out a location.
He visited relatives here Thursday and
Friday.
S. Harris, millionaire and cosmopol-
itan, was in town Wednesday paying
tax every five minutes in the day on
some piece of mountain land owed by
A. R LeysOn ct al. Mr.. Harris
halls from Omaha, Nebraska and North
Dakota, but being a bachelor doesn't
stay at either place. He reports that
Salt Lake City and Denver, Col, are
the two finest all around climates on
the globe, and enthusiastically wants
everybody to go to Denver. lis n
of those places, it seems, where they
hang white crepe On the door bell if a
man dies under 80, and carve a little
lamb on his tombstone. Maybe, judg-
ing from reports, it's n of those To-
calities whele people never die. If so,
let's all go right out there and end
our days.
w. H. Leiderman, Of Whitesides,
was in town Monaay payIng poll and
land tax Mir. Leiderman thinks a
man should be abs0lved from poll tax
at 45, rs well "a roa4 tax.
J. 4, SWahord, OF Guild, d. $, WIS
over lasr week.
Nr. and Mrs. 2. Parker were III
town Monday.
Bro. Burnett returned Monday atvar
a brief visit to relatives w the valley.
Misses Annie aud Martha SwaffOrd
are the guests of their cousins, the
Misses Swafford.
Brown Barnett, of ~Sequachee, Mas
on our streets Monday afternoon.
Bro. Tom Smith will fill his regular
appointment at the Missionary Baptist
church Sunday morning and there will
be children's day services in the after
noon. Everybody is invited to attend.
W. B, Rogers and daughter, Miss
Verda, attended Memorial Services of
the Odd Fellows at Pleasant Grove
Sunday.
Miss Ethel Rogers looked somewhat
down hearted anu lonesome Sunday.
Mrs. Lou Payne was in South Pitts
burg Monday.
Sam Parks of near the Lock and
Dam, was on our streets Tuesday.
Lawrence Rogers and Milton Saylors
were among those that spent the 18th
in Chattanooga.
Lawrence Spears of Chattanooga,
down Thursday.
Mrs. G. NJ. Dame was in town
Thursday. A'
Joe H. Dobbins, ST., is remodeling
the jackson Store this week.
Joe Kirkpatrick is visiting in Do
Cove 80
Tom Forester is down with fever.
Mrs. A. l.. Robertson visited in
Chattanooga the first of last week.
Mrs Byrtle Mccullough Beard came
n Friday from Knoxville to visit
hOmefolks.
Miss Ella Steele and Mrs. M. Lofty,
If Guild, visited relatives here Thurs
tO Sunday inclusive.
Miss Ethel Hoge, efficient clerk at
Alley & Vann's, is able to be at her
lost again after q weeks illness.
Mr.. Hamilton, travelling salesman for
Marshall & Bruce, Nashville, made his
trip to Jasper Thursday, TAX
ng in Dunlap and returning to Jasper
Sam Scott Tate, our excellent cir
.uit court clerk, spent the day at the
lock and Dam Saturday, and reports a
,usy day.
Judge Williamson made a trip to
4uild Thursday to see about the small
,ox.
Rev. r. M. Standifer was in Chat
anooga Wednesday.
Mrs. Margaret Bylne spent Thurs
at Hoge's CLOSING.
d.. L. EbduiSUUu was III wv Uhoh
lay.
George Brewer. Jr., is some better
.fter a very serious operation for ap-
Mrs. Jno. Smith and children of
Hill City, are visiting her parents, Mr..
nd Mrs. G. W. Walsh.
Mrs. Abrams, Leslie and Bertha, left
thursday for Chattanooga. where Mrs.
Abrams will be in the Newell Infirma-
y.
Virginia Pope went to South Pitts
'urg, Thursday, for a visit to her
Byron, Katie Griffith ct al.
Messrs. Asa Young and Jim Russell
f Doran's Cove. visited Messrs. Will
and Kirkpatrick at their
ONES Friday.
Alan Kelly spent the day in Jasper
-.. ,.
Misses Nell and Mary Russell, of
'ort Payne, Ala. are visiting Miss
Iinerva Pope.
Miss Mamie Walker, of Whitwell,