Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-10-24
Jasper.

Special TO tie Ne50s. 4G.s
Miss Maggie Barlew gave a house
! party last week. Miss Bonnie Rankin
| and her cousin, Roy Rankin, came
| down from Whltwell Saturday.
/ Sunday Dan Mills, VINO was of the
| party, accompanied Zebedee Barlew to
| South Pittsburg and brought up Miss
es Ruth Willis and Matte Holm. La
| ter Albert Mccullough was auued to
| the party. Sunday afternoon picnic
excursion to the Lock anu Dam was
given. Four buggies set forth in sol
emn state occupied by Miss Bonnie
Rankin and Albert Mccullough, Miss
Matttie Holm and Zebedee Barlew,
Miss Maggie Barlew and Roy Rankin,
Miss Ruth Willis and Dan Mills. The
neighbors state that there was we'd
ding in the party, but we failed to
learn which couple.
Rumor has it that Jasper is straight
way to have a new stave mill on the
site of the old factory builuing near
the RAILROAD where the Blessing saw
mill is located. We refer you to Mr..
Hunt and w. H. Simpson for partic-
ulars
j. A. Cox, Jasper's shoe man, and
Mrs. Nancy Pennington were married
one day last week and are happily
housekeeping in the neighborhOod of
the Baptist church. This is their
fourth venture on the matrimonial
seas, thus disproviug that marriage is
failure.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Alexander re-
turned Sunday from a visit to Nash
Vile
Mrs. d. Vinsant returned to her
home at Mrs. o. 2. GIlliam's Thurs
day after visit to her brother, Tom
Lasater at Decherd, to her neice, Miss
Lena Alder who Is i'll school at Win
chester, anu to ner oldest sister, Mrs.
Mary Jane Parmley, at Coamont.
Mrs. jos Lancaster returned to the
Springs Monday, hoping to gain
strength faster.
Mrs. S. j. Barlew was called to
Victoria Monday on account of the
very serious illness of her mother,
Mrs. E. Lewis.
Mr.. and Mis-. VIM. Pryor are load
ing their car today, Tuesday, prepar-
atory to moving to Whitwell. Jasper
regrets losing these good citizens,
Eugene Smith has been in Dunlap
the past week, making arrangements
for their move to that place as soou as
his wife's health will permit.
Griffith Thach has very sick baby
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Griffith are
now occupying the Stewart property.
Rev Saddler goes to Conference
Wednesday. Glad he is to return to
Jasper
Joe Davis, of Dunlap, was in town
one day recently.
A, R. Leyson and wife of Omaha,
spent week in our little city in the
interest of the Leyson Webster noun
tain lands.
Jno. Dizney, of South Pittsburg,
made his usual trip to Jasper last
week
Mis-. E. j. Alexander has returned
to Cleveland, Tenn.
DR.. J E. Lacy has moved into his
new home here aud is Kept busy ans
wering his numerous telephone calls.
Welcome to Jasper, doctor.
Mrs. A. F. Moore left Saturday for
a visit to relatives in Richard City,
and Chattanooga.
Miss Mary Lou Robertson, accom-
panied by her aunt, Miss Lizzie Smith,
nooga.
A large crowd from Jasper attended
the funeral of Mrs. Sallie Warren
Quarles at Ebenezer Sunday.
Mrs Ella Barlew, of Hoge's Cross
ing, spent Sunday in town with her
sister, Mrs. VIM. Byrne, who is but |
slightly improved after very serious
illness
Dock Gibson, of Victoria, spent Sun
day with his brother, John Gibson,
here.
A. L. Robertson left Tuesday to join
Mrs Robertson in Kingson.
Miss Lille Ferguson of Illinois, is
spending the month with her aunt,
Miss Lula Ferguson,
j. W. Boone, who ran boarding |
house at Guild, has moved his family |
to JASPER, and occupies the Ketner |
property at West Jasper in the school
vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Walsh have |
rented the cottage in college addition
known as the Geo. Henson place and
are preparing to move in.
Mrs. Ellen Texas Jenkins is spend
ing the winter with her daughter,
Mrs. R. f. Kirkpatrick. Her two
neices came up with her and have en-
tered school,
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Lawson are in
where Mrs. Lawson is
in the infirmary recovering from a
serious operation.
B. Long has occupied the property
in North Jasper belonging to Mr..
Alexander now for some time and
seems already like one of our old es-
;ablished business men.
Mrs. Lydia Ramsey is confined to
1er room at Jonathan Turner'S resid-
,nce with badly bruised shoulder.
Saturday was lively day in Jasper
IN account of the foot bali game be-
:ween Baylor of Chattanooga and the
High School here. The local bald was
Early on the scene. There was a tie,
but later Baylor was declared winner.
Chas. Lawson has sold out the City
Neat Market to Raulston Brothers and
will move to Chattanooga.