Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-01-09
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Mrs. J. W. Simpson has been sick.
Miss Maud Oeakins has opened a
private school here.
E. A. Hall, of Memphis, has been
here visiting relatives.
Miss Holloway, of East Jasper, is
couvalescent from an illness
W f. Tate, of Cincinnati, was here
last week, visiting relatives.
Riley Smith has returned to Dunlap
after visit with relatives here.
L. r. Darr acted as county court
clerk during its recent session.
G.. Sherman, manager of the Sequa-
chez property, was here Monday.
Mrs. Nettie Griffith returned last
week from visit at Pell City, Ala.
Mrs. S. H Alexander, who has been
sick, has gone to Nashville on visit.
Miss Bessie Carr Wilkerson has re-
turned to Ada College, Decatur, Ala.
Mrs. w. S. Wilson is considerably
improved, which her friends are glad
to note.
Some very much needed work has
been done this week on the roads en-
tering Jasper.
VIM. Lee, of Sequachee, the we'll
known farmer and stock raiser, was
here Monday.
Alan s. Kelly was honored by re-
election as County Superintendent of
Schools Monday.
Mrs. Jas, Maybramley, who has
been visiting in Hillsboro, Texas, re-
turned Wednesday evening.
Gallant Robertson, of Fit. Worth,
Texas, has been the guest of his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Robertson.
G. P. jackson is all smiles, being
the proud father of a brand new boy,
DIR. Lacy being the attending physic-
ian.
John r. Robertson has returned to
Greenwood, Miss, after visit with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Rob
erson.
Miss Mabel Barker, of Pikeville,
passed through Jasper this week en-
route to Bristol, Tenn, to reenter
school
Lawrence Wilkerson has returned to
the University of Tennessee at Knox
Vile, where he has been for the past
four years.
Miss Willie Myers, of Pikeville. was
on the Pikeville train this week en-
route to Nashv lille to re-enter Belmont
College.
Rev w. D. Dew has recovered from
his illness, and was able to fill his APP
pointment at the NJ. E. Church, south,
Sunday.
Mrs. Laura Bennett has returned to
live with her daughter, Mrs. J. E.
Lacy, after visits in Antioch, Miss,
and Nashville.
DR.. Lacy was summoned to Sequa-
cnee Saturday to attend Miss Vanetta
Patton, one of the teachers in the pub
lie school, who was i'll.
DR.. A. P. Lacy and son, Boone. and
Ruby, Of Mt Enterprise,
Tex, have been here on an extended |
visit to DR.. J. E. Lacy.
Miss Mamie Barber, handsome
young lady of Pikeville, passed thru
here this week, on her return from a
visit in Waynesville, Tenn.
E. E. Johnston, County Court Clerk,
enjoyed a visit with his brother-in-
law and family, Eugene Smith, in Sc
quatchie County, last week.
Mrs. Ben Lasater, who has been suf- |
fering from an attack of the grip is
under the successful
treatment of DR.. Lacy.
Luther Young is very proud over |
the arrival of fine girl baby at his |
home, and has nothing but praises for
DR.. Lacy, the attending physician
DR.. Ctas. r. Hyde, will lecture at
the High School Auditorium Monday
night, Jan. 13 on the subject of |
'Robt e. Lee, Soldier. Statesman,
Citizen
J. E. Darr, DR.. Lacy and Robt.
Hoge, went out on huntingtrip
this week, and after scattering much
shot and burning much powder, they
succeeded in pursuading five ducks to
some in with them.
The Marion County High School re-
opened Monday with Prof. Higgins as
principal, who is number one good
official. Miss barton is teaching in
he place of Miss Jackson, resigned.
Miss Jackson was very popular
teacher and has many friends here.