Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-09-18
LOCAL.

Register, was here yefterday for ium-
Der for some building he is doing,
The passenger is late in arriving
this week owing to the Reunion. 1t
leaves at p. M, arriving here at z.
Sam Lssater and sisters, Misses
Virgie aud May Lasater, aud Miss
Matte Lasater took in the Fair Fri
day.
Mrs. Ruth DeSabla and little son. Lee
land, will leave for Birminham, Ala,
soon to visit relatives during the win
ter.
Mathew Pryor. it is reported, will
return soon from st. Paul, Mimi
where he went with the Scoheld fami-
ly
Homer Hutton. of Victoria. has been
here in charge of the depot, taking
place of Mr.. Hopkins, who has been
i'll.
Henry Barrett, who is working in
Chattanooga, came over Monday, as
work there is about shut down for
the Reunion.
Mrs. frankie Evans, OF BatSte CrSek
was the guest of Mrs. j. G. Martin
Thursday night, having been In at
tendance at the Fair.
Sam Martin of this city, secured the
prize, IS, for the best driving horse
getting IL easily with his black high
stopper, very toney-looking animal
.~.o.,ar in. harnaaG
Edgar Chadwick, of Whitwell, was
here Sunday evening, bringing MI
and Mrs. John Lawson and daughter
Wilma, from Whitwell, where they
had been on a visit of several days.
W. S. Gordon, colored. OF Victoria
was here Friday. He was en- route TO
Jasner 70 attend the meeting OF the
Missionary Baptist Association, when
held Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
A. B. Hamilton. of Victoria mas
been operating the Sequachee Saw MIL
and REPORTS are that he has cut lumber
at a lively clip. He is an all rouno
mechanic, anywhere you put nim'
and hustler.
Mrs. Isham Hammock, OF Chatta-
noopa, arrived yesterday to visit heI
son.in law. Abner Thornton. she
brought with her Mr.. Thornton's lit
tie son. Hugh, whom she has Deen
taking care of.
Jno. NJ. Gerren, of Pikeville, editor
and publisher of the Bledsonian, when
replaces the Banner, and also County
Snperinsendent of Public Instruction
was at the Fair Friday, journeyine
hence to Tracy City, to see his oes'
girl.
We noted one young man VINO wen
mn to the Reunion and got full enough
of beer to make a fool of himself. he
is entering upon great career, ano
il is a pity for he ought to treat him
self better.
SQUIRRELS bid out Thursday on To.
hunters, Some of the boys tramped
the woods all day, banged away few
shots at the bushy tails, but brougn'
"nary', one in. 1t was tough luck OF
the sportsmeu, but the reverse for tn'
squirrels.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Parker, o.
Sewauee. arrived Thursday evening
on a visit to D. Hopkins and family
They came via Tracy City. drove on
to Lovers Leap. wheEe they took DIN
ner and Toasted on the glories OF th'
Mace. and then walked to Sequachee
ANDY Curtis, of Cumberland Noun
tain. who surprised his friends by tax
ing a few prizes at the Fair, was her
Monday with extra fiue honey. d.
uses the patent hive. his bees put tn
honey ID frames, and it is free from
= bee bread, dead bees and other i'm
purities.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Brew
or. Thursday, fine boy, DR.. Lacy at
landing. The new arrival is SO mucl
like his daddy that be will be calie'
Louis Patrick Brewer, Jr. This l
No. Q in Mr.. Brewers family, and re
mort is that No. I, Miss Juanita,
simply disguised with her little broth
,er.
Henry Anderegg, of Whitwell, wa
at the Fair Friday and looked as il D
was enjoying things, watching To
races. Next year the management
should give these old fox hunters
chance to show what their dogs can q
trailing. and inaugurate some prize
that will bring out the prize packs. L
that event Mr.. Anderegg and his dog
will have the front seat.
d. Hopkins was seized with sever
attack of splenetic collie, as pronoune
\ I'd by Dr.. Minor. Sunday. He was a
tne camp in Sequacbee Cove, nea
Jesse Coppinger's. when seized Wit
the attack, aud buggy had to be pre-
cured to bring him home. 1t was a
first thought that it was that drea'
disease, appendicitis, but later prove
different, and Mr.. Hopkins is able
be out.
We understand that W. G. Robei
son. the eminent specialist who NOV
ed to this valley from Rochester, \
Y, has moved to his farm near Ter
nessee river. That means that q
now gets rp at $3.50 a. M, eats
connie of hams. bushel Of eggs an