Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-02-20
LOCAL.

Miss Nina Randle has recovered
from an Illness.
W. s. Pryor is building an addition
to bis house for kitchen.
C. W. Friend, leading merchant
of Victoria, was here Thursday.
Mr.. and Mis-. 7. J. DeSabIa have
named their little son Ernest Leland.
s. r. Mosier. of the N, C. & st.
l.. R'y, was here Wednesday to see
his family.
W. C. Moore, Esq. of Caroline
Chapel, was here Monday after cab
bage plants.
W. A. Chadwick, of Shirleyton, ar
rived here Saturday on visit with
his daughters.
Miss Juliette Hopkins is visiting
Mrs W. S. Wilson on Glover Hill
near jasper.
Miss Anna Love Hoge, of near JAS
per, was the guest of Mrs. T. j. De-
Saba Tuesday.
F. W. Leland is in Chattanooga this
week, soliciting orders for the Cincin-
natl Rubber Co.
Dan Gallagher, of Pleasant Grove,
was here Monday after cabbage plants
for bis community.
F. NJ Mccullough, of Jasper, Was
here Monday morning en- route to the
Turner plantation.
Mrs Sallie Davidson, Of near Whit
we'll, spent Friday with her brother,
John Condra, and family.
Dock Burnett and Walter Brewer
went to Victoria Sunday to spend the
day with their best girls.
D D. Lewis, of the East Side, was
here Tuesday after the staff of life
coming, cabbage plants"
Miss Jennie Harris returned Friday
from Whitwell. where she had been
visiting friends for several days.
Masters Fred and Pat Morrison. Jr.,
of Shirleyton, came down Saturday
to spend Sunday with relatives here.
Applications for jobs in the proposed
hosiery mills began to come in Thurs
day before the News was put in the
mail.
Doc Ragsdale of Victoria, was in
the city Saturday and brought the
News some extra nice sweet potatoes
on subscription.
Thos Smith went to Chattanooga |
Wednesday to have bis side examined. |
He sustained a fall three weeks ago
and the pain is increasing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Haynes and ba
by, of Birmingham, Ala, arrived last
week to visit Mr. Haynes parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. s. Haynes.
Ex-Trustee r. F. M. Kirkpatrick,
of jasper, was here Tuesday, return
ing from visit to Victoria in the in
terest of his life insurance business.
Hugh Jones went to Battle Creek
Sunday to attend the funeral of bis
grandmother, Mrs. Sarah Raulston.
He was accompanied by Will Martin.
John Hankins, of Jasper the we'll
known wagon dealer in household ar
ticles, was in the city Monday, and
paid the News a short and pleasant
call.
MILFORD Scofield returned from Chat
tanooga Tuesday. having been mp since
Saturday to attend the McGinty Van
nuptials, the Van Stucke fami-
~ having come from Minnesota with
the Scofeld family.
Miss Maud Phelps arrived Monday
night to visit her sister, Mrs. j. 81.
Condra She is on her way to her ,
home near Dunlap having spent two
weeks in Chattanooga and three in At
lanta, Ga, visiting sisters. Il
After two months confinement with
Ia grippe and complications, Commo- I
dore T. R. Harris was able to come to
town Wednesday, although he is still
weak. He appreciates the kindnesses
rendered to him during his illness by
friends who visited him and endeavor-
ed to fill his every want
Mr.. and Mrs w. G. Robertson and
daughter, Virginia, of Rochester, N, j
Y, who are guests of Capt and Mrs.
Jas. Robertson, at Jasper, spent Satur-
day with friends here. Mr..
Robertson is contemplating locating in t
the Sunny South, and we would like 1
very much to see him once more C
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