Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-10-16
LOCAL.


give us the latest news
Jim Long, of Inman, is contemplate
ing erecting a nice residence
Doc Ragsdale, of near Victoria, was
in this city Saturday, looking pleas
ant as II nal.
John Desney, of South Pittsbury was
here Monday morning to install tele-
phone in News Office.
MIR. and Mrs c. Sherman return
ed Tuesday from trip to New York
and other points.
J. H. Condra left Monday for PhOe-
nix. Ariz., having bad return of his.
old trouble, the asthma.
Chae. Pitman. of Jasper was here
Monday. He is night operator for the
telephone exchange there.
Charlie and Luther Cabe of Gordon
Hill were here Sunday, sorter glanc-
ing at Sequachee's pretty girls.
Miss Juliette Hopkins went to Pike
willie yesterday evening to be the guest
of Mrs Morgan Miller until Saturday.
j. T. Arledge, Victoria, Tenn,
sends soc ordering the 4-paga edition
of the News to be sent to him one
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. K Marlin and
Miss Minnie Marlin will leave this
evening on visit to Huntsville, Ala,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Fisk.
T. ]. Sullivan, Pikeville, Tenn,
sheriff of Ble1soe County, will read
the News dollar edition; S-pages, for
three months, sending 95c therefor.
Mrs C. E. Crutchfeld repews sub
scription for months, and will get the
S-page edition for that time to read
the thrilling story, ''The FLYING
Man
T. A Randle is so interested in our
continued st DRY. 'The Flying Man, ;"
that be renews for year ahead, taking
the 81 90 edition so as to get the story.
Go thou and do likewise
Silas McNabb moved yesterday to
Marion county. Regret he found it
necessary to leave Dunlap and go to
Marion again. He has standing in
vitation to return to .Sequatchie coun-
ty,-Dunlap Tribune.
Samuel |. Station, of Whitwell, re-
publican candidate for the sheriff's job
in Marion County, orders the SPACE
edition of the News. SO as to keep up
with political movements.
Mrs. s. G. Graham writes us from
Whitwell that she has resumed charge
of the Graham House at Whitwell, and
orders the News to come to her, as
that is part of what it takes to make a
well-conducted hotel
Mrs. Sam Fulfur was taken to the
Newell Sanitarium in Chattanooga
about two weeks ago to undergo an
operation for tumor. AMI Saturday 1t
was performed. Mrs. Fulfur is re-
ported to be getting along nicely and
it is thought will soon be we'll.
The candy sale at the Town Hall
Saturday night for the benefit of the
M. E. Church, South, was success,
sc, 90 being realized clear. 1t was
under the management of Misses Ju-
liette Hopkins and Nina Randle. The
candies were home made, the sugar be-
ing contributed. and presented beau
tiful appearance spread out in tasteful
fashion on the long counter provided
for the purpose.
Mrs. F. M. Almany, Tracy City,
Tenn, kindly forwards $1.5O to pay
up her subscription and get the S-page
edition of the News. The good lady
has been in the the hospital and on
returning, finding good story run
ming in the News must have it, so she
saws: "Pleaso send me the issue of
the 9th, as do not wish to miss any
of the story of "The Flying Man. /"
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D. Shawhan, of
Danville, ILL.,, were hero Sunday ev-
ening in their fine touring car They
we're en- route to Miami, Fla, to spend |
the winter, where Mr.. Shawban bias
interests. Their car was the centre of
attraction for the kids of the place,
for they had with them three poodle |
dogs, one of them being brown i'm
ported French poodle. They reported |
very difficult day spent crossing |
Cumberland mountain, owing to en-
countering mud and sapd, besides the |
They went to Jasper where
they spent the night.
Broken rock is being applied to the
mountain road this week, VIM. Lee |
having the work in charge. 1t is be-
ing applied on the lower portion,
which is red clay, and impossible for
automobiles after rains owing to the
mud b.ing very slippery. The work
is being done from the proceeds deriv-
ed from auto traffic on the road, toll
gate being maintained. and from
which steady revenue is being deriv-
ed which is applied to the betterment
of the road. This road forms a link
in the Chattanooga to Nashville auto
mobile route.
DIR. Lacy of Jasper, was hurriediy
summoned yesterday morning to at
tend Maloy Jones, who was considered
diving, his sou, Ben, making quick
trio to this place to telephone for
,]ctor. Mr.. Jones had been on spree,
and the trouble WAS due to reaction.
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