Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-10-02
LOCAL.

Monday.
Thorn Martin, of Battle Greek, was
here Tuesday.
Kelly Pryor. of Victoria, was here
Sunday visiting, relatives.
Mrs. Jas. Skiles, of Chattanooga,
was here Saturday visiting friends.
E. A. Pryor, Sequachee, orders the
4-page issue of the News sent to him
.one year.
Fred, Myrtle aud Pat Morrison, Jr.,
of Shirleyton, were here over Sunday,
visiting relatives.
Misses Eula Chadwick and Lena
,Kilgore, of Whitwell, have been here
visiting relatives.
Dave Teeters, of Sequachee. is
among those renewing subscription re-
Gently for 4-page edition.
Chas. Curtis and Sam Curtis made
business trip to Tracy City Thurs
day, returning Friday evening,
Mrs Sallie Lasater and daughter,
Lena. of Victoria, spent Sunday here
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Pryor.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Will Long and child
EN-, of Union Grove, visited Jesse Cop
<pinger aud family in Coppinger Cove
Sunday.
Rev. W. T. Evans is attending
Conference of the NJ. E. Church,
South which convened at Cleveland
Tenn, yesterday. y
F. W. Leland went to Chattanooga
Sunday, being conveyed as far as
sShelmound by Mr.. G. Sherman in his
automobile.
Sam Martin went to So. Pittsburg
Saturday to see the game between the
Marion County High school team and
Bridgeport Academy.
Mrs. ". d. Dew aud daughter,
Miss Effel, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
VIM. Lee here this week while Rev.
Dew attends conference at Cleveland.
]. A. Kelly. former Marion Coun-
, ty boy, who is now located at Whit
'ney, N. G, forwards SOC to get the
dollar edition of the News. months.
Mrs. g. W. Brewer. of Jasper. and
Mrs. Frank Loving and little daugh-
ter, Flossie, of Chattanooga, were the
.guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Brew
ser, Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lee spent Sun
day at Jasper, the guests of Rev. and
Mrs. W. D. Dew, who with their
daughter, Miss Effel, returned with
them to spend the night.
VIM. Loach, of Higdon, Ala, who
has read the News 10 these many
years and appreciates it, says the g.
page edition is splendid, and sends us
his order for it to come to him regu-
lsrly.
w. M. Campbell, of the mountain,
was here Tuesday. He reports great
destruction to late corn, beans and
sweet potatoes by the frost of last
week. He is another to order the s.
page edition of the News, so as to
have additional winter reading mat
ter.
Walter Parker and wife, of Sewan-
go, are enjoying camp life near Sc
.quatcbie this week. They are there
for the benefit of Mr.. Parker's health.
Mrs Parker, it will be remembered,
was before marriage, Miss Gene Wall.
residing at Kimball, and has many
friends in this section. Statesman
Democrat, Jasper.
F. M. Mccullough, of Jasper, re-
Gently favored us with an order for
job printing. He got it promptly and
in remitting says, 81 was we'll pleas
ed with the work" That is what all
customers of our job department say.
Mr.. Mccullough is firm friend of
the News and in addition to being
regular subscriber himself, pays regu-
larry for the News to be sent to his
daughter, Mrs. G. d. Baird, at Knox
Vile, and whenever one of his girls
goes off to fill teaching term he sees
that the News is sent her, also. II we
bad few more F. M. McCullough's
on our list we would be happy.
On the occasion of the g. A. r. Re-
union three of the first nine. sub
stitute and five school boys attempted
to play the Handle Works team of this
city. The result was that when rain
broke up game in 18th inning the Han
die Works was ahead by good mar
gin and claimed the game, alleging
they had defeated the first team. To
this the first team paid no attention
until as the result of pretty strong mr.
ging by the Fl. W. IS for game con-
test was pulled off Saturday evening.
The result was decisive victory for
the locals "a to in six innings. The
Handle Works team has now found out
that they are no longer unbeaten, for
expressing it in the reverse of what
their challenge posted on the postoffice
window boastingly declared, the mouse
ate the cat. claws, whiskers and all.
j. S. Billingsley, of Chattanooga,
was here yesterday, returning to Chat
tanooga after visit to his parents at
Caroline Chapel. He was boy once
more for he had his grip filled with
muscadines which he secured on the
old home place and was dreaming OF
lnuscadine jelly for next winter.