Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-05-09

and Mrs. Leighton Downing spen
Sunday with Mrs. Byron Pope.
Roy and Overton Mitchell, of Guild
and Miss Jennie Mitchell, of Inman
were in Jasper Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milt Humble, an(
baby, of South Pittsburg, were up Sat
urday.
George Brewer, "Poon," of Guild,
was owe Saturday for the great game
DR.. and Mrs. Chas. Griffith wert
out driving Monday
Turner Simpson, Clint Simpson, DaI
Mills, Albert Mccullough, Carlos
Johnson, Frank Griffith, and Tom
Hoge all visited in South Pittsburg
Sunday.
R. T. Simpson lost a fine pedigree
birddog the other day. His grand sire
sold to George Gould for $500.
Mrs. Matte Fuller of Winchester,
was in town Saturday.
Miss Augusta Gardenhire, of Chat
tanooga is visiting Miss Gertrude
Alexander.
Mr.. Bradford, Miss frankie Kelly +
best beau, was here Sunday.
Messrs. Roger and Geo. McChorter,
and Terry spent the week end in JAS
per calling on the girls.
Miss Maud Deakins went to Chatta-
nooga Thursday and later to Dalton,
Ga, visiting her aunt and brother, re-
spectively, and returned home Wednes-
day of this week.
Miss Aileen Pope left Monday for
TullahOma to visit Mrs. T. A. Hav-
ron.
Mrs. T. S.. Wood took in the ball
game Saturday.
Chas. Houston, of South Pittsburg.
was up Saturday.
Mrs. MINIS and baby we're up Sat
urday.
N. F. Thomas was in town Saturday
and kindly handed his subscription to
the writer.
Misses Helen Turner and Dolce
Simpson we're out driving Monday.
Dairyman Reed made his usual trip
to the lock and dam Thursday, and
came to town Monday on 35 errands.
Tom and Robt. Alley, of Cleveland,
are visiting relatives here, coming
in Monday.
The champion nine playing Saturday
and defeating South Pittsburg are
Harrison Brewer, George Brewer,
Carlos Johnston, Will Pope, Byron
Pope, Corrie Robertson, Chas. Darr,
Turner Simpson. Sixty five dollars
were made over expenses, which were
between $15 and $50. A big game
with the lock and dam is the next
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Lawson and
Mrs. Jesse West spent Sunday in
Whitwell.
Dan Thomas, of Guild was in Jasper
Saturday.
Dick Pryor was in town Saturday
and took Mrs. Mollie Brown and baby
out home with him.
Mrs. Margaret Byrne has been down
sick two weeks. She has a combina-
ton of bad cold, neuralgia, catarrh,
and lumbago. but cheer
states that she is otherwise
very WE'LL"
Rev. j. W. Simmons did not come
to Jasper at all the fourth Sunday, of
course giving away to the meeting.
Rev. j. N. Sadler breaches the list
and 3rd Sundays. Rev. T. j. Smith
the 4th, while Bro. Simmons came ev-
cry 9nd Sunday, 80 Jasper was sure of
two full services every Sunday. Still
the town could easily furnish three
good congregations.
Did you aver sit by a sick bed and
listen while at the churches whole
congregations sing, "What a Friend
We Have in Jesus
The meeting suspended long enough
fol Saturdays practical test
| wish "You Know Who" of Tracy
City, had been here to hear Thursday
sermon against hobbies and
The preacher said "Give materially
md be benefited spiritually" In that
'ase we would be spiritualized clean
lway.
valley Bird" we'll remain good
but you mustn't ever refer to
ne as she" again. l always feel sor-
for a mere man, don't YOU
Held a little jubilee all by myself
wei the letters from Patton Chapel,
Chapel, Dunlap and Whit
Am going to scratch all over
hese hills with my big feet and get
our nice fat worms and some nice
,ugs if l have to catch potato bugs to
10 it, and mail next week in an envel-
~ to "Vslley Bird" Little Boy"
Fox Glove" and "Honeysuckle," as
ure as my names Ethel.
Guess the editor will have a few ad-
ectives to say to the tune of boil
hem locals down"
A naughty bad pig has eaten up 35
ems in this neighborhood. but she
'asn't gotten me yet. I'm prepared.
Good bye, everybody, goodbye, good
,ye. ETHEL l.. BROWN.