Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-11-13
WHlTWELL DEPARTMENT
Items for this Department are so
licited by the Editor

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last week
/ RoIlie Copringer was in Chattanoo
"a last week.
Basil Gadd has moved from Grays
willie to this place.
! G. Q. Milwee, attorney. spent Sat
urday in Chattanooga.
( Miss Luella Bull has accepted pos
/ ition in the N, G. 81 st. L. depot al
clerk in express department.
". NJ. Perkins, respected either
of Red Hill, was here Saturday.
H. L. Rankin has added a restaur.
ant to his pool room business near N.
G. & st. L. depot.
j. A. Walker has an interesting
card in this paper concerning some
special bargains he has to offel.
Patton Raulston, of Jasper. was
here Friday. He is chauffer for
Raulston, the liveryman at Jasper
who recently purchased Ford car.
J. A. Bryant of Mack, Mo, town
in the Joplin mining district, left here
Friday for his home at that place, He
had been here on visit to his uncle,
W. H Bryant.
Miss Corinne league resumed her
duties with the Cedar Spring school
last week. Miss league, it will be
remembered, was painfully injured by
shot few weeks ago.
Rogers & Jackson, the livery men,
lost very fine horse this week. 1t
was one of a pair of greys which were
unsurpassed for driving qualities and
for which, they had been offered 5000.
Owing to error in description the
property advertised by W. E. McCur-
ry, trustee, is readvertisad and will 60
the necessary four insertions in this
paper.
W. c. Messer, formerly manager Of
the telephone exchange here, was
painfully burned in Chattanooga last
week by coming in contact with a
live wire while doing some construct
ion work.
d. T. Layne & Co, have change
in theil ad this week They have a
splendid line of cloaks for women.
misses and children, in variety of
fabrics, which is worth your selection
for these cold days.
Will Gholston, of Cedar Spring, has
been disposing of the property of his
daughter, Mrs. Tbomps McLain, at
Victoria, who was left widow with
five children, by the death of her hus-
band recently. She will reside With
her father.
The Graham House under the able
management Of Mrs. S. Q. Graham
is drawing good patronage from the
travelling public Mrs Graham is a
splendid hostess with an experience of
years in the hotel business.
B. H. Rogers and J. HI. Bottomlee
have formed a partnership in the res
taurant business, and are conducting
a first class place in Upper Whitwell.
Their chile is good enough TO eat for
News man tried some of it Saturday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. J. G. Chambers, of
Nashville. are here boarding at the
Graham House. Mr.. Chambers has
assumed charge of the local exchange
of the Cumberland Telephone 81 Tele-
garph Co succeeding Mr. W. Q. Mes
ser, who has gone to Chattanooga.
l. r. Jordan returned last week
from visit to Signal mountain. He
reports the work done there by G. E.
James in establishing an electric rail-
way to the fine hotel and amusement
1all built there as being a splendid
piece of work.
Grover Davidson has leased the
north half of lower portion Of the Shir-
ley Block and is fitting it mp for
moving picture theatre, He is going
to put in an electric piano and the
place will be illuminated by electric
lights. Mr.. Davidson is hustler and
Is giving Whitwell the benefit of his
industry.
III. E. Hudson q Co. are live wires
n Whitwelps business. They have
eased the store next to them formerly
Used by S L. Pryor & Son for their
hoe department. and are fitting it up
n the best assortment of toys ever
lad in Whitwell. 1t is going to be
ocular Santa Claus headquarters.
The rest of the store is devoted to the
forage of their heavy groceries.
The oyster supper given by the
First Aid Band at the Opera
House Thursday night was we'll at
ended. Unfortunately they did not
ealize any profit from the supper, in
act, the boys lost So. 90 on the affair.
wing to too generous treatment of
he guests. They expect to have an
ther in short time and hope to
make som ething therefrom. They
ICED funds to pay for uniforms recent
y ordered.