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

W. C. Hill made business trip to
Whitwell Friday.
Miss Vera Shirley, of Whitwell, at
tended the Teachers Meeting Satur-
. day.
John Herren, of Cedar Springs, was
here Saturday to attend the Teachers
Meeting.
The Misses Merritt, of Victoria,
were here Saturday to attend the
Teachers Meeting.
Miss Grace Pryor has accepted a
position with the Aycock Hosiery Mill
of SO. Pittsburg.
Milt Hutton, of Victoria, was here
Saturday. lie is station agent at
Victoria for the N, c. & ST. l..
Mrs. Hattie Suddeth and children,
of Birmingham, Ala, have been here
the guests of Mrs. F. W. Leland.
Dennis Condra, of Condra's Switch,
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Condra.
F. w. Leland spent Sunday with
homefolks, having returned from a
business trip for the company with
which he is connected.
Miss Mabel Price of Fosters Falls,
was in attendance at the Teachers
Meeting Saturday, and visited her
cousins the Misses Fultz.
Miss Virgie Lasater came over from
Pryor Ridge. where she is teaching
school, to be at the Teachers Meeting
Saturday, returning Sunday.
Mrs. Pat Morrison and children, of
.Shirleyton, were here Thursday land
Friday, visiting Mrs. Morrison's sis
tiers, Mrs john Lawson and Mrs. W.
G. Hill.
]. T. Williams of Franklin County,
was he1e yesterday. He is candidate
for Senator against j. V. Walker of
Grundy County. Walker is regular
democrat and Williams is independent.
Miss Jennie Harris came down from
Whitwell, where she holds position
with the public school of that place,
to visit homefolks, and attend the
Teachers Meeting.
Mrs. S. l.. Rogers, of Whitwell was
among the teachers attending the
Teachers Meeting Saturday. she is q
teacher of long experience and one of
the best in the county,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Curtis and
children returned Saturday evening
from Chattanooga where they went
to see Ringing Bros. Show, which
was there the day before.
Miss Florence Harmed, of Jasper, at
tended the Teachers Me citing Satur-
day, and also visited her sister, Mis-.
Edwin Pryor. She has been i'll and
was forced to resign her duties at Sam
Houston Academy for few days, be-
ing too ill to continue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Boss, of Chat
tanooga, spent Saturday with Mr.. and
Mrs John Condra, leaving for their
home Sunday morning They had
been to Dunlap to visit the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Phelps,
and were driving through the country. |
VI. Holcomb, of Monteagle, Tenn.
was here Tuesday returning fr ON JAS
per. He is pronounced Hooper man,
and an advocate of law and order as
demanded by restriction of the threat
ened inroads of the liquor traffic into
the state in coming election.
J. Fl. Griffith. of Cedar Spring and
S. G. Kearley, of Victoria, colored,
we're here Saturday. They are teach
ers in the public schools of Whitwell
and Victoria respectively, and good
ones They are preparing to have the
of their respective associa-
tions printed at this Office.
To J. S. Deakins we are indebted
fol mammoth sweet potato raised by
Sam Fuller ON the Deakins place. and
which he had on exhibition at the
Supply Store for several days. 1t
weighed 4 pounds and 13 ounces, and
was hummer in sweet potato cir
cles,
Rev. G. T. Hibberts left for Tasso,
Tenn, THUS day morning, Rev. Hib-
berts having resigned his pastorate
here on account of the poor support
accorded him. both in attendance at
services and financially. He and his
wife left in buggy for trip through
the country, but while ION east valley
road, the young horse he was driving
became frightened and ran away,
throwing both out and bruising them
nm Mrs Hibhitts recajviup Severe