Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-05-16
Jasper.
SpeaaI 10 tie Ne7os.

Well, I've some very sad news to
! tell you. The naughty bad pig | was
| tellin' you about last week, has gone
into in~nocuous desuetude. or bologna
sausage or wherever il is naughty, bad
pigs go to. Anyway, she got shot, but
has left behind four cannibal pigs COM
ing on aud I'm still alive. Also the
ball team got defeated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmed made a late
trip to Whitwell to visit Mrs I. A.
Williams, who is i'll.
Dave Lawson, Sr., left Monday
week for the Confederate Reunion at
Macon, Ga. Long live the old sold
iers!
Be sure to attend the Recital at the
High School tonight and tomorrow
night. Mrs. T. L. Stewart will have
charge of the piano selections, Miss
Ava Simpson, violin, and Miss Callie
Simpson, expression.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Love, of South
Pittsburg, we're up Friday.
Frank Lane, of Whitwell, sure was
in town Saturday.
Miss Lena Campbell, was in town
shopping Monday.
Mrs. Lima Harmed visited in town
Wednesday.
Mrs. A. Wolf, of Hardscrabble, is
very i'll.
Tom and Robt. Alley left for their
home in Cleveland, Tenn, Thursday.
Hon. Will Stewart. of Dunlap, was
deep into legal matters at the court
house Thursday and Friday. Glad to
see him.
Misses Dora Dobbins, Helen Turner,
anu Lydia Tate went to South Pitts
burg T%hursday evening to the Gilmore
play.
Jas. N. Robertson and wife of Okla
homa, are visiting Mr.. Roberson's pa
rents here.
Alvin Spears and wife came in We'd
nesday afternoon, Mr.. Spears return
ing Thursday,
Mrs. V j.. Alexander LIFT for Nash
Vile Thursday.
Mrs. J. Turner visited the sick bed
of her sister, Mrs. Wolf, Wednesday.
Quite a crowd from the lock and
dam attended the ball game Saturday.
Hugh Jones, of Sequachee, was in
town Monday.
The ball game went off Saturday in
favor of the lock and dam, but it did
MT discourage our boys. Come again.
Miss Effie Walsh visited at the Nc
Cullough home Sunday.
Mrs. W. R. Hinch was in town
Monday.
J. Nj. Luke, of Pleasant Grove, was
in Jasper shopping Monday.
Clinton Byrne came in Wednesday
and stayed until Friday.
Mrs. Campbell moved home last
week.
Mr., and Mrs. T. E. DeSabla, of Sc
quachee, were here attending the
meeting.
The revival services closed Tuesday
night after a good meeting.
Mrs. Ella F. Barlew visited in town
Thursday and Sunday.
Geo. Graham's fine mare and colt
were killed by lightning Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Graham have
been taking in the Founders meeting
at South Pittsburg.
Mrs. Molly Pryor made a trip to
South Pittsburg Monday to get some
thing done for her ear and consult DR..
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowe Hennessy, of
Chattanooga, are visiting Mrs. Hen
nessy's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jno,
Jenkins.
Alex Scott visited Miss Gertrude
here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hammond came in
night from Chattanooga. They
went home with Mrs. Gordon Ham
nond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe McBrayer and
laughter, Mrs. OF Shehan, of Chatta-
looga, came in Friday to be ready to
20 to Pleasant Grove.
Mrs. N. G. Rogers, of Capps, Tex
rs, and Mrs. Sallie King came up Fri
lay evening.
Mr.. Higdon and Miss Eva Brewer
we're at Pleasant Grove Saturday. AL
Miss Mamie Layne and Mr.. Ander-
on. Those who went to Pleasant
Grove Saturday report a big crowd
md a pleasant time. .
Graham Alley came in from Cooke
lille Friday.
Jim Alley, of Chattanooga, is here.
Miss Lena Hoge visited Mrs. Maggie
1oodier, in ~Sequachee last week.
W. M. Steele, of Guild, accompan-
ed by his little son, Will Steele, Jr.,
re in town. Mr.. Steele will stay a
while to regain health. This is the
)lace.
Mrs. Ella Jetton, of Dayton, has
,een spending the month just past
With her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. W.
Brewer.
Messrs. Lawson and Sam Bennett
eturned Saturday from the Reunion
md report a great time.
Miss Willie Lawson visited out at
ler aunt's, Mrs. M. Westmoreland,
rom Saturday until Monday.
Miss Lee McCollum and brother, of
'equachee, were in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo. Graham and children
we're at Pleasant Grove Saturday.
Mrs. Martha Lofty and Miss Ella
steele, of Guild, we're in town Mon
.ay and Tuesday.
Willie Steele returned to Guild
Mrs, Melville Turner and Miss Hell
n Turner went to Chattanooga Tues
.ay morning, Miss Helen is prepar-
ug for her trip to Montana to visit
.er aunt.
Among those who united in mem
with the NJ. E. Church, south,
were Mrs. Ava Darr, Dorothy
tewart, Nell Robertson, Perry Jack
on. By letter, Jno. Jenkins and DR..
enkins, Allen Hall by letter from
Ga, Sam Simpson, by letter
Birmingham, and others whose
ames we diu not get.
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