Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-10-03
Jasper.

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Clarence Grayson, of Chattanooga,
spent Friday here looking up business
interests at the court house.
Miss Gladys Lasater is visiting
schoolmates near Nashville this week.
Fred Shepherd, of Chattanooga, was
visitor in town Thursday evening,
returning to the Fair Friday.
Mrs. Lawrence Stuart aud daugh-
ter, Dorothy, left Monday to join Mr..
Stuart in Talladega. Miss Helen
Turner will have full charge of the en-
tire music class for the winter
Messrs. John A. and Brice Raulston
spent Monday in Chattanooga
Anderson Prigmore, of Inman, spent
Monday in our city.
Mrs. Z. J. Alexander is spending
this week with relatives in Whitwell
Mrs. Vera Spears and daughter re-
turned to Chattanooga Tuesday after a
visit to Mesdames Spears and Alexan-
der.
Jno. Blessing, of Hardscrabble, spent
Monday in town
Miss Florence Harmed is on the sick
list and Mrs. Barbara Darr is teach
ing.
Miss Ava Simpson is quite sick with
malarial fever.
Miss Helen Turner spent last week
with her aunt, Mrs A. A. Cook, in
South Pittsburg, and took in the Fair
Rev. r M. Standifer and Mr. L.
Wilkerson drove down to the Fair Fri
day.
Mr. ard Mrs S. s Tate and daugh-
ter, Miss Lydia G.. Tate, were among
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Ben Lasater took in the Fair Thurs
day.
DIR and Mrs. Turner spent Thurs
day and Friday at the County Fair.
DR. Turner, who knows whereof he
speaks, and always speaks whereof be
knows a we'll says our Fair outtiid
that at Nashville.
VIM. Griffith of Whitwell, was
among the jolly crowd en- route to
Richard City Thursday.
Mrs. q. W. Walsh attended the
great Fair Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Robertson and
children spent Chattanooga Day in
South Pittsburg
A. R Hall was in South Pittsburg
Wednesday.
Mrs. Laura Robertson and sister,
Miss Lizzie Smith, spent Thursday at
the Fair
Jas. Alley was in So. Pittsburg
Thursday.
Miss Maggie Barlew spent Friday in
South Pittsburg
j. W. Brown and daughter, Miss
Bessie, we're at the Fair Thursday.
Mrs. Margaret Tate and grandsons,
Rankin, Clay and Nose Dunwody,
went down to the Fair Thursday.
DR.. J. E. Lacy spent Thursday af-
ternoon at the Fair and said he didn't
know whether he was having good
time or not.
Hon. Matt N. Whitaker came down
from Chattanooga Thursday to our
County Fair.
Rev. and Mrs. R. NJ Standefer
spent Wednesday afternoon and THUS
day at the Fair.
Nose Walker spent Friday at the
Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Brewer spent
Friday at the Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Pope spent Fri
day at the Fair.
MI. and Mrs. A. R. Hall spent
in South Pittsburg
Mr. and Mrs Albert Rankin and
were in Jasper Thursday
en- route to the Fair
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Byrne were
among the Chattanoogans taking in
the Fair.
Mrs. Ernest Darr and Misses Mar
yaret and Amy Lancaster took in the
Fair Thursday.
Chas. Darr, Misses Mary and Fanny
Darr were in South Pittsburg Thurs
day.
VIM, Hoge spent Friday at South
Pittsburg
Mrs. Sam Simpson and daughter,
Lucille, spent Thursday at the Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs Leslie Darr spent Fri
lay at the County Fair.
Mrs. Nose Walker and daughter and
Mrs. Arthur Havron, were at the Fair
Thursday.
Miss Mildred Walker took in the
Fair Fri day.
Mrs. F. A. Kelly and children spent
Thursday in South Pittsburg
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Hawkins spent
Friday in South Pittsburg.
Clint Simpson and Mabel Lowman
enjoyed the Fair.
Byron Pope and daughters, Minerva
and Virginia, were down Thursday.
Misses Mamie Lou and Nell Hall
lad Rowena Pope were down at the
Fair Thursday.
Mrs. Willie Spears. hnd Miss Netty
3yrne we're at the Fl II Thursday.
e. Harmed and and Mrs. Jas.
Ianney took in th punty Fair Thurs
lay.
Mrs. Sallie Belly Hackworth and
laughter, KellE and their guest, Miss
3ettie Horn, spent Thursday in So. |
oittsburg
Mrs Mollie Pryor and sons, Lynn
ind Francis, took In the Fair. Lynn
Clyde was in charge of the same pref
y poultry that took first prize at the
state Fair.
Matt Prigmore of Chattanooga, was
'mong those taking an interest in the
darion County Fair.
Capt. and Mrs. Milt Anderson, of
Bridgeport, expressed themselves pleas
ntly surprised at the success of old
iarions first Fair.
Mrs Lula Spears spent Friday at
he Fair
Mrs. o. P. Gillian and mother,