Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-07-18
LOCAL..


Farmers aIe busy making hay-be-
tween showers.
The registration at this place last
week was 80
Scott Kelly, of Eimball, surveyor,
was here Yesterday.
Hugh Curtis, of Pittsourg, Ga, is
here visiting relatives.
Walter Brewer left yesterday for
Chattanooga in search Of Job
Rev Osborn. Of WDitwell filled his
appointment here Sunday night.
L. G.. B. Ferguson, of jasper, was
here yesterday, taking school census.
Mr.. and Mrs Ras Alley, of Jasper,
were in town driving Sunday after
noon.
Walter Brewer and Robt. Fultz at
tended a dance at Victoria Saturday
night
South Pittsburg defeated Jasper
twelve to five at South Pittsburg Fri
day evening.
Miss Clara Hutton and lady friend,
of Victoria we're driving here yester-
day afternoon.
W. H Tate and family, of Chatta-
nOoga, are visiting relatives in Little
Sequachee Cove.
Registration at Jasper last week was
4tt,o which 1872 are voters on the west
side of lock and dam.
VIII Curtis, Of the mountain, was
here Saturday to play ball, which be
had rather 90 than eat.
Black blrries ara about played out
The crop riV6ned quick this year, and
was eagerly sought after.
Jesse Bray ana Fred Morrison, of
Shirleyton, were here over Sunday,
the guests If their aunts,
". S. Raudle and sister, Miss Nina,
went to Jasper Nonday, where they
visted the Ferguson family.
VIII Martin went 20 South Pitts
burg Friday to play ball with the Jas
per team against south Pittsburg
Walter Hopkins, of Chattanooga, ar
riveu in this city Monday might to get
cooled of from the t0Trd neat OF the
first named city.
No, Jane, the creek is too cold to
swim in. These continued rain keep
it cooled off so it would Crinkle your
skin if You were to get in.
Bob Davenport, who is with the
chain gang-we mean the survey
ors-is a member of the Soddy baseball
team, and is crack player
Edgar Barrett is at home from the
lock and dam, suffering from a scald-
ed foot, which he sustained while
working on Il steam pipe there.
Peaches are on the local markets.
There are several fine orchards in this
county, and all, we understand, are
packed Jam full with the fuzzy wuz-
zies of the painted cheeks
We are obliged to Mr. D. Hopkins
for some extra fine tomatoes of the
Ponderosa variety, and they were GER
tainly ponderous in size, big, fat spec
linens that looked and tasted awful
good.
Col. W. c. Duffy, of Chattanooga,
has been making his headquarters for
the past two months with Jesse Cop
pinger in Little Sequachee Cove, for
the purpose of fishing, of which he is
very fond.
Miss Juliette Hopkins left Tuesday
morning for Sewanee where sue will
Join house party given by Mrs Walt
L
accompanied by two of Der cousins
from Mississippi.
Mrs John Thornton and children,
who have been visiting relatives here
for the past two weeks, returned Mon
day to Chattanooga, tueir home. They
were guests of Mrs. Vim. Lee a por
ton of their stay here.
W. S. Randle returned Saturday ev
ening from Chattanooga, where he
has been i hospital for the past
month. He is still limpirg and will
not be able to go to work for two
weeks His friends were all delighted |
to see him again, ana he was delight |
ed also to get back.
The surveyors for the Durham Coal
Co. ale surveying two lines up Little |
Sequachee Cove and yesterday were
to the north of.the Dixon place, work
ing on east side of Little Sequachee
river. following side of mountain.
A number of young people from
South Pittsburg and Whitwell, met |
here Tuesday night and enjoyed a
dance at the Town Hall. Among those
present from South Pittsburg were
Misses Braden, Powell, Raulston,
Michael, Tate, Messrq Wynn, James,
Bradnn, Dawson, Jackson. From |
Whitwell were Misses Miller and Pry- |
or and Messrs. Jackson and Miller.
A Gross, of Victoria, was on the |
evening train returning from the lock
and dam He reports large number |
of men quitting work over the recent
arrangement into Shour shifts with |
corresponding reduction in amount to
be earned, which has caused disatis
faction. Three shifts of hours each |
are now used there instead of two of |
IL hours