Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-01-30
WHITWELL DEPART MENT
Items for this Department are SO
liciJfd by the Editor

/ Byron Land, of Dunlap, was here
I last week
/ Shcrl Harris, of Sulphur Spring,
was in the city Saturday.
Mr.. Boyce, representing the Rexall
! Co, was here Wednesday.
/ J. R Morgan and Lawrence Gray
son spent Tuesday shooting quail.
/ J. E. Condra, deputy sheriff, is do
ing good work rounding up offenders.
/ Born to DR.. and Mrs. Jno. L. Seay,
a son. Another democrat in town.
Miss Minnie Palmer has been the
guest of Mrs. j. A. johnson in Dun
lap.
Mrs. J. H. Quarles and children
have been visiting relatives near Jas
per.
B. B. Alder, of Sulphur Spring, was
here Saturday, locking pleasant as u.s.
ual
/ Chas Ashburu is making some ex-
tensive improvements on his home
here.
Work on c. c. Shirley's new store
has been delayed by the continued
rains
The always pleasant Huse NJ Deak-
| ins. of Jasper, WAS on our streets Sat
ur1ay.
W. H. White, of the 3rd district was
here Saturday looking after his legal
int rests.
Elder W. N. Rose, of Dunlap, held
services at the BAPTIST Church Sunday
morning and night
&c o1l
lumber men, was at Shellmound one
day last week on business,
Mr. and Mrs. S L. Rogers have re-
turned from visit of several days
with friends and relatives in South
Pittsburg.
Jno F. Meagher, general superin
tendent of the T c., |. q R r. Co.,
was in Whitwell last week, looking
over the mines.
Harry Loach gave an old time
"country party at his home Friday
night, which was very much enjoyed
by all who attended.
The many friends of the esteemed
telephone man, Mr. Messeir, will be
a few days of severe illness
Messrs D. T. Defer and Fayette
Hudson have both recently purchased
building property in Whitwell, and
will soon begin the erection of bones.
The Whitwell band has been reor
ganized with Mr.. Tawser. of Rock
wood, in charge as instructor. He will
move his family here in the near fu-
ture.
J. C. Hoodenpyle, agent for the In
ternational Harvester Co., returned to
Chattanooga Saturday, after several
days spent here in the interest of bis
Davidson & Bridges, who have start
ed up a neat milling plant here, re-
port good business grinding for the
trade They also make fine article
in feedstuff.
Cowan Harris, of Mulga, Ala, a
former citizen of Whitwell and Squire
in the county court, has been here this
week, packing up machinery of the
names factory.
Lige Dykes, one of the local black
smiths, is doing good business He
is man who by sticking close to bus
mess has acquired considerable prop
erty in Whitwell.
Mrs. Tom Walker, Mrs. Maggie Pry-
Or and Misses Lucy Ashburn, George
Lee Raulston, and Repa Haley, have
gone to Nashville to attend the Grand
Lodge of the Eastern Star.
Since the eradication of the nearbeel
stands Whitwell is fine place to live
in The mines always run steady and
seldom ever can vacant house be
found. Everything is in thrifty con-
lition.
The Whitwell school will start next
Monday with Prof. Jas. Wells as prin-
,ipal, assisted by Misses Theona Nor
gan, lula Ashburn, Mary Willie Car
Won, Maude Chastain and Maude
0eakins.
The Bank of Whitwell held its an
,aal meeting last week and declared a
per cent. dividend. New officers were
elected and it was decided to proceed
Il the near future with the erection Of
| handsome brick bank building.
w. B. Holloway and J. Fl. North
,utt shipped car load of cattle from
,ere few days ago, from which they
received nice profit. This makes ov
n fifty cars of cattle that have been
shipped from this vicinity in the past
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