Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-06-27
LOCAL.

J. Fl. Yinzant of Halls Bottoms,
was here Monday, looking as if life
agreed with him.
Mrs. W. r. Thomas went to Jasper
this morning TO atten1 the funeral OF
George Brewer.
Earl Hoback WAS taken seriously i'll
Sunday night and DR.. Turner, OF JAS
per. was hastily summoned.
John 4 Hoge. of Jasper. democratic
candidate for county Trustee, was
here Monday, interviewing voters.
A large number of our citizens will
undoubtedly 90 to South Pittsburg Ju-
ly 4th, where an elaborate celebration
is planned.
Mrs. ley Doss and children, of Whit
we'll, came down Friday to visit Mrs.
Doss' parents, Mr., and Mrs. Walter
Fagg, for a while.
A. D. Thomas, of WhitweIl, was
hereFriday with the picnic. We un-
derstand he is taking orders for fruit
trees throughout the country.
c. A. Rigby, Of Whitwell, was here
Friday with the picnic. Mr.. Rigby
is one of the leading merchants there.
He paid US a pleasant call.
The rogram at Town Hall July 4th
will be postponed until a later date,
as practice has been broken into by
various events and bad weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Minor and
children and Miss Eliza Martin, left
Saturday for a visit to Tybee Island,
on the coast of South Carolina. They
will be gone about ten days.
Icy Doss, of Whitwell, was here
Monday. He will go to Tracy with
the Sequachee team, on which be play
ed last season, if the game is arrang-
ed for the 4th that is contemplated.
A card from Walter Randle who is in
the Newell infirmary, Chattanooga,
says that he f. cling fine since he got
through the operation for varicose
veins, and will be home after July
4th.
NJ. L. Turner. of Olinger, Va, was
in town yesterday. lie orders an extra
paper to be sent TO him at Athens,
Tenn, to which place he will move
Aug. /. He is engaged in pike road
building,
W. J. Harris has resigned his posi-
iton with the handle works, and Will
go to farming. He is a good farmer,
anyway, and we trust he will make
good on the job and raise lots of corn,
hogs and Eaters.
The Moulders' Team, of South Pitts
burg, which was to come here for two
games July 4th, has thrown up the
Job. The local team has no game for
that date here, but is expecting a trip
to Tracy City.
Bert Kimbro, of Whitwell, was here
Friday and umpired in satisfactory
manner He is an old Tracy player, a
veteran, and while practicing for a
place on the regular Whitwell team,
got a hand badly split by the ball.
DR.. and Mrs. J. L. Seay, of Whit
we'll, we're hore Friday with the pic
mic. The doctor played first base for
the S. S. team in good style and was
also handy with the stick He did not
seem to have lost his batting eye.
j. R. Morgan, cashier of the Bank
of Wbitwell, was here Friday, and
paid us a pleasant call, accompanied
by Rev. Chas. Jones, Pastor of the M.
E. Church, South, and L. N. Brown,
a member of firm of W. A. Brown &
Son, hardware dealers of that city.
Rev. Charlie Jones of Whitwell, was
here Friday with the Sunday school of
the M. e. Church, South, of which
he is pastor. He called on Bro. Hib-
bits while here, and got Dim to yell
for the Whitwell team, sort of mes
merized him, you know, for a while,
until be got out of the trance. Bro.
Jones is a jolly sort of fellow and we'll
liked in Whitwell.