Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-02-29

beautiful snow Wnon a 06llCaJ6 LndN
Makes the air chilly and damp and
raw
Beautiful snow they may sing whom
it suits,
I object to the stuff. cause it soaks
through my boots.
W. P. Westmoreland of Guild, made
a business trip to Jasper Saturday.
Rev. s. S. Catron, of Radford, Va.
who is visiting his son, Walter, at
South PittsbuIg, spent the day Satur-
day shaking hands with a part of his
Jasper friends
Mrs. Mary Wood returned Saturday
from a visit to relatives and friends al
South Pittsburg and Bridgeport.
Mrs. Albert Lancaster, of Birming-
ham, Ala, has been visiting Mrs. j.
G. Lancaster.
Milburn Simpson, of Chattanooga,
came down Thursday for a visit to
home folks, returning Monday.
Hadley Scott, Bert Cook and VIM.
Wallace Wilson, of South Pittsburg,
were week end visitors in Jasper.
Frank Griffith was mixing about
among his many friends in Jasper Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Wood came up
from South Pittsburg Saturday.
Misses Mabel Lowman and Pauline
Scott, of South P~ittsburg, were visit
ing in town last week, guests of Miss
Vanetta Patton.
DIR. Chas. Griffith returned Friday
from Cleveland, Tenn, where he was
called to attend the last illness of his
aunt, Emma Alley.
Mrs. Tom Lofty, of Jasper, has been
at Guild with her son, who has been
i'll. but is better.
Little Frances Pryor has been very
sick, but has about recovered.
Little Miss Louise Saddler is just
getting over the whooping cough.
Rainy, bad weather and the farmers
all come to town to talk about the
election.
Riley Jones, of Pleasant Grove, was
in Jasper Monday.
Bill Moore of Caroline Chapel, was
in Jasper Tuesday; also Uncle Dan
Pitman.
Several from Jasper attended the en-
tertainment at Sequachee Friday ev-
ening, and report a fine entertain
ment.
Mrs. Thomas, of Sequachee, return
ed home Monday from a visit to her
daughter, Mrs. Pat Brewer.
Mrs. Geo. Brewer returned home
Saturday from a visit to Dayton.
Tenn.
Zebadee Barlew spent Sunday week
in Whitwell.
The sad news reaches us of the death
of Mrs. B. Young on Monday night.
Funeral services were held at Pleasant
Grove Wednesday. Mrs. Young was a
member of the Missionary Baptist
church, a good christian woman and
loved by all that knew her. She leaves
a husband, four IONS and two daugh-
ters to mourn her loss. Weep not, for
she is at rest.
w. R. Hinch has been confined to
his room for several days with tonsili-
tbs.
Rev. and Mrs. Sadler spent the day
Saturday at Guild.
Walter Hancock and Miss Annie
Reed were married Wednesday, Esq.
Johnston officiating, the bride was
smiling and the groom looked scared
but happy. We wish them a long and
pleasant life.
u6To WILL UC q VA ouPpCA az OuO
Marion County High School Friday
night for the benefit of the ball park.
g. W. Walsh is still hauling wood
from the factory at Sequachee. Give
him a trial.
The young people of the town enjoy
ed a dance last Friday night. A large
and jolly crowd was present.
There was given at the home Of Dan
Deakins in North Jasper Thursday ev-
ening a most enjoyable party in honor
of Mr.. Deakins' birthday. A large
crowd was present considering the in
clement weather and amount of la
grippe prevalent. The entertainment
was featured with recitations, music
and conversation. The music Val ex-
cellent. Everybody took part in the
program. Violin, vocal and piano Sc
lections we're given and any and all
combined. Mr.. Deakins received all
sorts and kinds of presents. Absentees
were tenderly mentioned. Last years
party was spoken of as if it were yes
terday. A dainty menu was served.
Everybody sang, "When You and l
We're Young, Maggie" and "Silver
Threads Among the Gold" and the
jolly and informal crowd dispersed,
pronouncing the evening a decided
success. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. T. s. Wood, DR.. and Mrs. R.
S~tandifer, Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Alex
ander, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Wilkerson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Will johnson, Mr. j.
g. Lancaster and Mrs. Albert Lankes
ter, of Birmingham, Ala, Mesdames
Mary Wood, Heskell, Margaret Byrne,
Misses Helen Turner, Bessie Brown,
Messrs. Nose Walker, W. Snapp,
Brown Wood, Sam Grover Deakins,
Brown Robertson. Wish everybody who
couldn't be there had sent a deputy
that would have added as much to the
evenings entertainment.
Hon. Leslie Rogers Darr spent Mon
day in Chattanooga.
Miss Lena Hoge is still in Cleveland,
Tenn.
when you hear the bell at the Lit
tie White Church you may know Sad
at the end Of a rope"
The usual number of divorce cases
up at this last term of court.
Funny, isn't it, but a man will go to
court Ito get the girl, then go to
court Ito get the divorce), and then
way go to court (another
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