Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-09-11
LOCAL.

terday.
Chas Curtis and family spent Sun
day at Victoria
Aus Mosier went to the Faii at So
Pittsburg yesterday.
J. Martin and son, Will Martin,
went to the Fair yesterday.
w. H Martin and son, Sam Martin,
attended the Fair yesterday.
Miss Laura Templeton, of Jasper,
is staying with Mrs, VIM Lee.
D F. Peak, manager of the Sequat
chic Supply Store, was i'll last week.
W. A Moore, of Caroline Chapel,
was here Saturday to attend the Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. NJ Lee attended
the Fair at South Pittsburg yesterday.
John Parker, of South Pittsburg, was
here Saturday to attend the reunion.
Capt. and Mrs. ]. g. Lancaster, of
Jasper we're at the Reunion Saturday.
Johu Miller, of Victoria, was on
the passenger yesterday evening re
turning from the Fail.
w. a. Chadwick attended church
services at Union Grove Saturday
night and Sunday
John Gray and family of near Ten
nessee river, were here Saturday to
attend the reunion.
Robt. Feeney aud family, of Whit
we'll, were at the Blowing Spring
Sunday afternoon.
School is closed for today and tomor-
row to allow the children an oppor-
tunity to go to the Fair.
Miss Minnie Mosier still remains
with high fever and there is very
little improvement in her condition.
Nelson wager, representing the Cort-
right Metal Roofing Co, of Philadel-
rhia, Pa, was in the city Tuesday.
Mrs Ellen MeCurry and Mrs. j, l..
Shirley, of Whitwell, visited the fam
lily of T. r. Harris from Saturday un-
til Monday.
G.. W. Brewer. of Jasper, was here
Saturday to attend the reunion, which
he expressed himself as having enjoy
ed very much.
W. F. Smith, of Gruetli, the man
who would walk 1000 miles to get
to G. A. r. meeting, was hele Sat-
urday fist as usual
Albert Lancaster, of Battle Creek
and sister, Mrs. !. E. Darr, and son,
]. E. Darr. Jr., of Jasper, were among
those enjoying the reunion.
Mrs. John Lawson left today to visit
her sister, Mrs. Pat Morrison, at Shir-
leyton, and mother, Mrs. W. A. Chad
wick, at Whitwell few days.
Frank Deakins orders the SPACE ed
ition Of the News to follow him to the
Polytechnic Institute Auburn, Ala,
which he has entered Of the fall term.
G. N. Vanhooser, of Whitwell, was
here Tuesday and paid for the News
to be sent to his address at Whitwell.
He also ordered it to be sent to his
brother, Fl. Vanhooser at McMinn-
Vile.
Mrs Alex Lofty, of Whitwell, was
here yesterday coming down to see
Miss Minnie Mosier, who has been i'll
for quite a while. While here she
subscribed for the News to be sent to
her address.
DR.. j. E. Lacy, of Jasper, accom-
panied by Rev. W. D. Dew, was here |
Tuesday. The doctor is exhibiting his
fine Notified Ancona chickens at the |
Fair this week, and undoubtedly will |
carry off several prizes in that class.
Chas. Randle of Whitwell, was here
yesterday between trains, going to the
Fair. He reports a rumor current at
Whitwell that the T. c. I. Co. will
shortly begin the installation of an
electric system to convey miners up
the mountain to their work.
The Seqautchie Handle Works is
shut down today to give its employees
an opportunity to attend the Fair.
A large number of the men, however.
are going to make it hot for the squir-
rels in the woods instead of going to
the Fair.
Mrs. ]. FL. Hamill. who is sister
of Hon. Sam Brown, with her sister
Mrs Emma Greer, and daughter, left
Tuesday morning for their homes in
Chattanooga, after pleasant stay of
week at the homes of T. r. Harris
and J. e. DeSabla, and other relatives
at Sequachee.
John Kilgore, of Monteagle, is the
first to order the SPACE edition of the
News at ST. 90, which appears this
week subscribing for half year,
which will be long enough to read the
continued story, "The Flying Man,
a thrilling story which will commence
week after next Mr.. Kilgore is with
Paramount College as gardener. and is
doing we'll.