Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-05-02
Jasper.

Church, South.
The revival meeting is still in pro-
gress and doing great good.
Rev. T. L. Cobb made a trip to his
home in Highland Park, but returned
Thursday morning.
T. B. Roddy went to Chattanooga
Tuesday to take part in tonight's big
musical there.
Mrs. Byron Pope returned Thursday
from a visit to her sister, Mrs. Chas-
tain, at Whitwell.
Wylie Gillian, who makes his home
with his daughter, Mrs. Chas. Will
hanson, visited on Battle Creek last
week.
Mrs. Laura Turner and Miss Helen
Turner spent Wednesday in Chattanoo-
ga shopping. =.
Miss Iva Mills, of Chattanooga, is
here.
Miss verda Rogers is visiting in
Bridgeport.
J. q. Lancaster made a business
trip to Nashville Friday.
Mrs. VIM. Lofty, of Guild, came ov-
er Thursday to be with her little sick
granddaughter, Sallie Thacb.
Mrs. Joe Lancaster and her brother,
Joe Raulston, left Tuesday for Chat
tanooga, where both Will take medical
treatment.
Alma Wyrick was in town Friday.
Jas. Turner was i'll town Friday and
Monday.
Miss Ella Steele, of Guild, is paying
a several days visit to relatives and
friends in JASPER.
Mrs. Gus Duke and little daughter,
Thora, returned Friday from a trip to
Cedar Springs.
Horace Hankins attended the show
Saturday.
Mrs. W. A. Cantrell took her two
little daughters, Josie and Halle,
down to the show Saturday.
Albert Mccullough made a trip to
the Lock Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W, r. Jones and Miss
Allie Rogers were in Jasper Monday.
The Jasper boys have been practic-
ing ball this week for their opening
game Saturday.
Sam Parks, of near the Lock and
Dam, was in town Tuesday.
Miss Dora Dobbins visited her sister,
Mrs. McCabe, at Richard City, from
Saturday until Monday.
Bro. Smith filled his regular ap-
pointment at the Missionary Baptist
church Saturday and Sunday.
Ben Rogers, of near Inman, was in
town Monday.
Little Miss Wilbur Simpson, Of
Chattanooga, who has been visiting at
her grandfather DR.. Jno. Simpsons,
returned home Friday.
Fl. d. Hall was quite sick fo- sever
nI dave 1oct tpooH onH hoo hnpn in
poor health for some time.
Mr.. Jas. McCabe, of Richard City,
and Miss Leona Dobbins, affectionate-
ly known to hel friends as Lee
were married Wednesday, April "a.
The young people drove up to DR..
Standier's residence about seven o.
clock, accompanied only by the brides
sister, Miss Dora. Stopping in Hard
scrabble only long enough for a tear
full farewell to bomefolks. they pro-
ceeded at once to their home in Rich
ard City, expecting a quiet time, but
found the house full of friends to well
come them mid showers of rice and
roses. They are at home to their
friends now, but a little later will
make a trip to the groom's home, Bur
lington, Kansas. Look out for anoth-
er wedding o
Fred Smith is putting up a neat
wire fence to enclose the Duke home
place.
Miss Callie Simpson closed her
school last week to get some needed
rest before the summer normal, but
will continue to teach several eighth
grade pupils afternoons, that they may
be able to enter the High School.
Miss Nora Mccullough closed her
school Friday week.
Melville Turner, Jr., is making a
thorough preparation at home to enter
the High School next term.
Billie Griffith, from above Whitwell,
was in town Monday.
A piano tuner is in town this week.
Mrs. Vera Spears, of Chattanooga,
spent the week end with homefolks.
Miss Julia Thach spent Monday
with Miss Ellen Price.
Mrs. Lancaster returned Monday
from Chattanooga.
Mrs. Hester Brown, of Chattanooga,
is visiting Mrs. Alexander.
Ernest Wright, Grover Price and
Leslie Darr were city beautifuling the
printing Office grounds Tuesday.
Hyatt Simpson, our hustling ptoduce
merchant, shipped another a load of
eggs and one Easter Egg Friday.
MI. and Mrs. Harry D. Hall are
making quiet preparations for their
usual anniversary celebration. Jno.
Hall is expected in tonight. This LIST
of May MI. and Mrs. Hall have been
married so years. Friends, think of
this tomorrow. Mrs. Halls first in
was to have all the old folks
in to help celebrate, but Mr.. Halls re-
cent illness and other things prevent
ed. We challenge anyone to find a
more model couple. Guess they'll
Glitch old Dobbin to the shay" and
dri We up to the new park grounds Sat
Peyton Albert Price, alias P. A. P,
of Tullahoma, visited his
mother Saturday and Sunday. Walter
and Billie are expected in from the
West.
Allen Hall has had a position with
Hyatt Simpson, of late.
Miss Bonnie Hoge has accepted a
position as postmistress. Miss Dora
Beatrice Dobbins would have been
six years in September,
but will resign next week. Her moth
er, Mrs. Rebecca Dobbins, is getting a
little scarce of girls. Miss Dora has
been faithful and thorough and de-
serves her wide spread popularity.
Glad Messrs. Wilson and Cameron
Of South Pittsburg. have joined our