Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-02-15
Jasper.

Sbedai 10 tie NaOs.
Mrs. Mollie Pryor has returned to
Chattanooga for treatment.
Mrs. Lee Ray contemplates moving
to Nashville at an early date. Mean
time Mrs. Ray, better known to her
many friends here as Miss Ollie John
son. and little son, Maniken, and lit
tie daughter, will visit her aunt Mrs.
Anna Blansett, and daughter, Miss Oh
lie, at Bridgeport, and Mrs. Ray and
daughters at their home on North
| Sixth Avenue, Nashville.
Both schools are progressing nicely.
Miss Callie Simpson and Miss Nora
Mccullough opened with an attend
ance of 80 and IA respectively. Miss
Aileen Pope also has a full enrolment.
Miss Dosie Moore returned to Rich
ard City at the request of patrons at
that place for a private school.
John Blessings saw mill is running
full time this week.
Mrs. George Brewer left two weeks
ago Tuesday for Dayton, and is still
with her daughter, Mrs. Ella Jetton.
Miss Eunice Chaudoin is at home
now.
Mrs. Chas. vann has purchased a
new piano.
Miss Nell Hall took dinner with
Miss Nell Robertson Sunday.
Wm. Brewer moved back to Jasper
from Whitwell Friday and will occupy
the house just vacated by Mrs. STAINS
berry. Welcome back, Mr.. Brewer
Mrs. Harry Jenkins has rented DON
from Mrs. Willie Spears, to which she
moved Monday. DR.. Jenkins is now
located on the North Side of the Pub
lie Square.
Dick Pryor visited his daughter,
Mrs. J. W. Brown, Saturday and Sun
day.
A box supper was held at the Sam
Houston Academy Thursday evening
for the benefit of the Base Ball Park.
Miss Mary Lou Raulston entertain
ed a number of her young friends Fri
day night.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the G.
P. Church met with Miss Ellen Price
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Mollie Prigmore, of Chattanoo-
ga, is visiting Mrs. Hackworth and
others this week.
Miss Helen Turner returned Satur-
day from Tullahoma, whele she and
Mrs. Wood held a very successful re-
cital.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. II. Alexander have
been visiting in Nashville.
Mrs. s.. o. Vann left Friday for a
weeks stay in South Pittsburg.
Eugene Smith has purchased the res
taurant of G.. @. Price
Miss Maud Dame has been visiting
friends in Pikeville.
A band has been formed among the
younger students of the High School.
A movement is being made to fence
in a ball park and fair ground.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H.. Alexander, Wis
tied their son, ". j. Alexander, in
Nashville last week.
Mrs. Annie Griffith has been spend
ing the week just past with Mrs. Lii
lie Alley.
Miss Ava Simpson was in Bridge
port Friday.
Mrs. Mary Wood visited in South
Pittsburg Friday.
Miss Dolce Simpson is visiting in
Nashville. She went down Friday
week in time for the Elk's Ball.
Saturdays snow interfered with
Jasper's gardening for the time being.
Rev. J. W. Simmons preached a
most excellent sermon Sunday on the
life and times of John. the Baptist.
The pulpit at the G. P. Church was
filled at night by Bro. Standifer.
W. j. J. Hoge received news Sunday
of the serious illness of bis mother,
Mrs. Zilpah Mitchell. at her home in
Hill City.
Tom Dawson has been busy straight
ening up and fixing about his place
east of the r. r. from north side the
Square.
Mrs. John Gibson spent the day in
Hardscrabble Friday.
Hugh Griffith. of South Pittsburg,
has been up hunting with his uncle,
Jim Griffith.
We are wondering who gets the
prize for the most artistically sculpt-
ured snow man, A. l.. Robertson or j.
W. Brown. Pike passers please de-
eide.
Miss Flossie Hughes left Saturday
for a visit to Chattanooga.
Mrs. Lille Vann Alley is able to be
up and about the house.
Mrs. Rose Roberson's baby daugh-
ter, Mary Anna, is about we'll again.
Pat Brewer moved Thursday from
Sequacheee. He has purchased the
property of d. F. Hale. Welcome to
Jasper. all Cnr0o OF you.
This is only half the news we know,
but suppose everybody's tired. Jasper
is a busy, hustling little city, Chatta-
nooga isn't anywhere, Leslie.
The. Cottage Prayer meeting met
with Miss Willie Deakins this week.
The usual prayer meeting was held
at the M. E. Church Wednesday night.
A good crowd was present and a help
full service held. Zebadee Bailew led
the service. Bro. Sadler was present.
Miss Ellen Graham held this weeks
pray yer service at the Baptist Church
Thursday night.
Mrs. Barlew and Miss Maggie Bar
lew spent Sunday in town, the guests
of Mrs. Mary Chaudoin. They pro-
nounced the dinner the best ever.
S. j. Barlew, of Whitwell, will
move his family shortly to his farm re-
purchased below town.
Mrs. N. G. Rogers. of Caps, Texas.
was the guest of Mrs. NJ. D, Brewer
Wednesday.
j.. E. Darr enjoyed a hunt Thursday
and came back just loaded with game
Miss Maude Dame was in Jasper
shopping Tuesday.
M. Harris vas in town talking to
on the streets Tuesday.
Miss Mayme Motley was taken very