Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-04-17
JASPER DEPARTMENT
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A horse and mule dealer disposed of
4 considerable number of stock here
last week
Jas. Mitchell, of Inman. was here
I Thursday.
Sheriff Cantrells hurryup wagon is
just the thing. and criminally iutent
people are considering committing a
small crime so as to get ride in it.
The sheriff should charge extra for the
ride.
Mrs Eugene Smith, of Dunlap. has
been the gue~t of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs ". j. Johnston.
Among those from Dunlap who at
tended court here last week we're W.
L. Smith, J. G. Moore, S. L. Farmer,
W, B. Stewart, J A. Johnston and J.
g. BlalOck, of Dunlap.
Miss Mamie Barber and brother,
Jas. Barber. and sister, Mrs. Green
ing, all of Pikeville, we're on tue pas
serger Thursday en- ronte to Chatta-
noOga. Miss Barber has accepted
position in that city.
W. A. Barber, of Pikeville, is in
Nashville this week where be will
take the 39nd degree in Masonry.
j. E. Darr was in Chattanooga
Thursday.
J. W. Simpson, Jr., was in Chatta-
nooga Thursday
81 g. Snapp of Nashville, was here
last week.
Mrs. Sam Hall and children have
moved back to Jasper.
DIR. W J. Barnes, of Guild, spent
Monday in our town.
A. D. Thomas, of Whitwell, was
in our city last week.
E. E. Johnston returned Tuesday
from q trip to Chattanooga.
Mrs. Dora d. Moore, of Richard
City, was shopping in Jasper Thurs
day.
Jno E. Condra, of Whitwell, D.
S J, visited his brother in law, W. A.
Cantrell Thursday.
+. Marvin Loveless, of South Pittsbnrg,
visited Miss Maggie Barlew Tuesday,
Lowritz Lee. of Norway, was over
from Guild Monday and Tuesday.
Walter A. Bsumgartner and Chas.
Mccullough of South Pittsburg. were
In town Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Cantrell spent
and Sunday in Chattanooga.
B NJ and G. G. Adkins, of Guild,
spent Tuesday in Jasper.
Hon Abner johnson, Circuit Clerk
of Sequatchie County, was with us
and Tuesday.
ALT johnson returned to ChattanoO-
ga Tuesday.
W. A. Cantrell returned Friday
night from an auto trip to Chattanoo-
ga and reports great preparations for
the Confederate Reunion still going
on.
B. Long was able to drive down to
his office Friday and expresses himself |
we'll pleased with the fine shape in |
which Judge Williamson and Arthur |
Long have kept affairs during his
absence.
Jno. Y. Burroughs, of Fl. Wetter !
Mfg Co., attended court the first of |
the week.
The one and only Arch johnson, of |
q. Wetter Mfg Co., attended court
here Monday.
Maynard Powell, of Whitwell, has
been here the past two weeks.
Fred L. Shepherd, Of South Pitts
burg, was in town Monday of this
week.
Col Ed Watkins, of Chattanooga, is
attending the civil court here this
week.
Mrs. Tilda Mosier, of Whitwell, Wis
ted friends in Jasper this week.
Alb Hooper, Of Whitwell, was in
own Monday.
Richard City visitors in Jasper are
+. M. Wilson, w. 7. Hawkins, Frank
clifton, Cleve Jarrett, Frank Loving,
Cd F. Towles. G.. Ell Blankensbip.
Visitors from South Pittsburg are
lawrence Hawkes., Tom Sims, Tom
Bowers. John Turner. From Whitwell
ire Will Webb, Joe Childress, B. B.
Alder and Sam Queer, H. B, Eggert,
Doyle Hooper, viii Eggert, R. H
Hooper, J S. Hooper, B D. Dykes,
v. l.. Barber, Sidney Sander. Walter
COX. Joe Griffith, Harrison Barnett,
JIint Griffith, jeff Hooper, John
Thomas, j. W. Shirley. Dave Farmer,
I. W. Mosier, Green Terry, w Frank
simpson, Asa Layne, Walter Snyder.
from Guild, Charlie Woods, Chas.
v. Smith, s. P. Dyer, Tom Nichol-
on, NJ. B. Morgan. J. F. Houts.
from Chattanooga, W. D. Spears, L.
I. Spears, Chas. Moore, B. E. Ia
lm.
l. A. Smith, deputy sheriff, Sewan-
70, is among the pleasant visitors in