Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-08-01
Jasper.
Special 10 tie Ar1VJ.

the Interest OF the Telephone Com
pany.
S. B. Patton and family moved t
the mountain the last of the week.
Miss Nell Robertson returned Sunda,
from an extended visit TO Rome, Ga.
Laurence Lewis, alias Willie Pickle
of Hardscrabble, champion berry pick
er, was in town with berries Thurs
day afternoon. He was also VISITING
his aunt. Mrs. Rebecca Quarles.
Jno. Dizney, of South Pittsburg
was up again Wednesday. John seems
to like Jasper.
Byron Pope moved his family Il
their summer home on the mountain
| the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter May, of Chat
tanooga, are down here, hoping tC
benefit Mr. Mays health.
Tom Forester lost "A valuable horse
Wednesday on account of the beat.
They say the horse had a sunstroke
while blowing.
Fred Campbell, from the mountain,
was in town with whortleberies We'd
nesday.
A. L. Robertson made a tip to
Rome, Ga, last week.
W. T. DunwOdy moved his family
to the mountain last week.
Mrs. VIM. May is very i'll.
Jas. Anderson, of Nashville, came
in from Dunlap Friday to visit his
aunt, Mrs. L, N. Spears.
Miss Penelope Robertson is visiting
Miss Rowena Pope on the mountain.
Mrs. Frank Steward, of South Pitts
burg. visited her sister, Mrs. Jasper
Woodfin, last week
Miss Mary Lou Robertson is quite
l.. N. Spears came in from Chatta-
nooga Saturday to spend Sunday with
home folks.
Mrs. G. N. Saddler, of Daisy, Tenn.
joined her husband here Saturday.
Miss Frieda Alexander, of Nashville,
has been spending some time with the
Misses Hackworth.
MIR and Mrs Joe Brown, of Chatta-
nooga, are visitors in town.
Mrs. Vera Spears and Miss Gertrude
Alexander made a trip to Chattanooga
Friday returning Saturday.
Finest Merriman says he is coming
up to Jasper before long to get some
cake and fried chicken. Likely they
don't have such things in Bridgeport.
Mrs. Ben Lasater is i'll.
DR.. E. NJ. Hicks and wife have re-
turned to Murfreesboro.
DR.. Chas. Griffith's new automobile
with Hadyn Simpson as chauffeur, is
to be seen spinning in every direction.
Alvin Spears came in from New
York Saturday evening to spend Sun
day with his family here.
ID. o. Hoge, of Sparta, is spending
his vacation here.
Mrs. Nell Craig is here visiting Miss
Lena Campbell
Mrs. Della Redfield and Miss Abbie
Clark, of Dallas, Texas, are expected
in Friday,
Mrs. Lula Spears, of Chattanooga,
came in Monday evening.
Mrs. Campbell, and Miss Lena
Campbell visited in Chattanooga the
last of the week.
Mrs. A. G. Stewart, of st. Louis,
left Monday for Monteagle Mrs.
Stewart came South to attend the.third
annual reunion of the graduates of
Mary Sharp College, which met this
year at Winchester, and came by to
see why Mrs. Margaret Chaudoin
Byrne did not attend, and also to see
her cousin, Mrs. j. W. Robertson.
Mrs. Stewart has toured the globe sew
eral times, but was not disappointed
with her first trip to the far famed
Sequacbee Valley.
Miss Gladys Lasater gave a straw
ride to Sequachee last week for Miss
Verna Pryor, of Birmingham. Others
of the party we're Messrs Sam Deak-
ms, Corrie Robertson, Werter Hack.
worth. Reno Pryor and Reece and Ben
Dnh
Maud Deakins, frankie Kelly, Bess
Hoge,
Mrs. Alexander, of Nashville, left
for her old home in Richard City Mon
day, accompanied by Mrs. T. R.
Mrs. R. F. Kirkpatrick and May
spent Monday in South Pittsburg.
Mrs. Albert Cook, of South Pitts
burg, visited Mrs. Laura Turner Mon
day.
Mrs. Katherine Spears of Chattanoo-
ga, came in Monday for visit to Miss
Jennie Louise Spears.
Miss Verna Pryor left Monday for
her home in Birmingham.
Miss Johnnie Gillian, of Texas, is
sister, Mrs. G. T. Will
hanson.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. g. Lancaster at |
tended an ice cream supper at Ketchall |
evening
A party of young people picnicked |
at Sequachee Saturday evening. |
Among them we're Misses Helen Turn
or, Gertrude Alexander, Frances Kel-
", Barbara Ransome, Messrs. Hadyn |
Simpson, Lawrence Wilkerson, Tom |
Stewart
An immense crowd attended the Ag
ricultural Train Exhibit on Tuesday
afternoon.
Clarence Grayson, of Chattanooga,
IS here on business
Hal Snapp, of Nashville, is visiting
nome folks.
Miss Lille May Meyers returned
Monday evening from visit to Mrs.
I. A. Havron at Tullahoma.
Sug Johnston was in So. Pittsburg
Monday for the ball game.
Mrs. w A. Cantrell entertained our
pastors at dinner Sunday Those pres
'nt were Revs. G. N. Saddler, Jasper
Tom Smith and Motley.
Mrs Orpha Hixon, of McMinnville,
s visiting Miss Fannie K. Pryor.
Mrs. B. Hunt, of Knoxville, VINO is
visiting her father, g. Brown, and
Miss Annie Brown, are guests of Mrs.
Ben Havron, of Wnitwell, this week.