Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-08-28
LOCAL.

Deputy sheriff Ferguson was in Sc
quachee Tuesday.
Pete Tate moved back here from So.
Pittsburg Tuesday.
Lawrence and Chas. Fults attended
the services at Lovers Leap Sunday.
Miss Flora Long, of Inman, was the
guest Of Mrs. t. J. DeSabla over Sun
day.
Mrs. W. A. Chadwick, of Whitwell,
is visiting Der daughters here this
week.
Mis-. Sam Sherman was here the last
Of the week to visit her mother. Mrs.
MaIY Randle.
Earl Hoback went to So. Pittsburg
Tuesday with mammoth load of mel
ons for VIM. Lee.
J. w. McCarty, representing the
Western Newspaper Union, Cincinnati,
was here yesterday.
W. H. Hutton, road manager for
this branch of the N, G. & st. l.
R'y, was here Tuesday.
Ed Pryor is putting the finishing
touches to a porch he has added to the
front of his neat dwelling.
jackson Lee returned to Mulga'
Ala. after visit of few days with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lee
S. B. Raulston, Esq, of Jasper, was
here Tuesday in the interest OF the
North W estern Life Insurance Co.
Miss Maud Phelps returned to her
home near Dunlap Monday evening af-
ter visit with her sister, Mrs. }. d.
Condra.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Leland, of
Meridian, Miss. are here visiting MI
Lelands parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
w. Leland.
Mack Burnett, Willie Lee, Aus Mos
Ter and Lish Martin were among those
who went from here to Lovers Leap
Sunday.
Joe Harris, of Ringgold. Ca, was
the guest of W. H. Martin Monday.
He formerly lived in this county near
Inman. While in the citv Mr.. Harris
subscribed for the News.
Sam Curtis went to Chattanooga re-
Gently to have his ankle examined,
which was hurt in ball game this
spring. An X-ray examination SHOW
ed that the bono was splintered in the
leg above ankle, and the leg is now
undergoing treatment.
From VIM. Lee we are in receipt OF
watermelon measuring % inches In
length and weighing SO lbs, which
we consider some melon. He takes
'em off by the wagon load, and this
was not picked as an especially
large one.
W. R. Thomas has received Cort-
right shingles to cover a portion OF MS
residence. He chose the Victoria shin
gle, painted green, and will have
handsome roof. He intends to cover
the entire house with this kind OF
single later, than which there IS
none better.
Sunday will wind up the melon seas
on at the cave, so says Bob Rice, the
melon expert and authority. He will
have a splendid lot of the juicy fruit
there in plenty of time to get frigid,
and wants everybody and their canine
to come and buy one.
s. T. Robertson, of Ell Reno, l. T.,
one of the "old guard" of this place,
was a pleasant caller in our office
Thursday evening. Here people call
him 'Sam,'' but out there they call
him "Mr. Prosecuting Attorney. -
He laid down one of Uncle Sans clam
shells for two years infection of the
News.
Miss Emma Gabel and Mrs. Chas.
Rombaoh, of Cleveland, Ohio, who
have been visiting friends here and
at Jasper for the past two weeks, left
.Ja4per yesterday for Chattanooga,
where they will visit for several days
During their stay in the valley many
pleasant memories have been revived
and mountaineering renewed, and
their visit has been very enjoyable
.one to them and to their friends. At
ter short visit in Chattanooga and in
Cleveland, Tenn, they will leave for
their home in Ohio the latter part of
the week.
The following composed a party that
left here Saturday evening about three
o'clock for Fosters Falls, returning
Sunday: Misses Virgie, May and
Matte IIasater. Nina Randle. Juliette
Hopkins, Nell Leland, Louise Hill,
Elizabeth Deakins, and will Owen
Eldridge, Messrs. Willis and Hodge
Lewis, Sam and Jack Lasater, Walter
Randie, Will Martin. Hugh Byrd and
Rufus Brown, Mrs. W. T. Evans and
baby. Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Hill and
Mildred. They carnped ovei
night in a house near the falls, and
had big trip, but from reports they
gathered up all the ticks and cbiggers
out there as there has been some fierce
scratching in the gang ever since.
The following enjoyed fish fry at
the Blowing Spring Monday afternoon.
DIR. and Mrs. J. E. Lacy, MIR. and
Mrs, A. L. Robertson, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. C. Robertson, Rev. W. d. Dew
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