Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-04-24
JASPER DEPARTMENT
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Willis q. Chambers, of Guild, made
a business trip to Jasper Thursday.
/ W. A. Cantrell visited South Pitts
burg Thursday.
Misses Ruth and Pearl Long made a
week end visit to relatives in Victor
ia.
/ John Bennett, of Whitwell, was in
town Saturday.
was in town Saturday. Mr.. LOveless
has taken the agency of the Singer
Sewing Machine, formerly held by Mr..
Chas. Young, an is doing a thriving
business
Capt. j. B. Hunt made a visit to
his old home, South Nashville, last
week.
Chas Long has accepted a position
in Whitwell,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Kelly are
among those who attended Presby terry
III South Pittsburg
Ed Tate took in the ball game at
Bridgeport Friday.
Henry Thomas Sims visited his son
on the WestmOreland farm this week
and stopped over in Jasper Friday, en-
route to his home in South Pittsburg.
Miss Gladys Long spent Friday with
friends at the court house.
Sam Polk Raulston is assisting at
the Deakins Grocery this week, while
S. G. Deakins attended Presbytery.
Tom HUDSON was among those TAX
ing in the ball game at Bridgeport
Friday.
Zeb Barlew and Ed Turner spent
Sunday in So. Pittsburg
Arthur Long visited his best girl in
Victoria Sunday
George Rollins, of Dove, was a Wis
itor in Jasper last week.
B. d. Dykes of Whitwell, visited
his brother, John Dykes in East Jasper
lat week
Will Webb, of Whitwell, visited his
cousin, Will Webb, at the Webb home
in West Jasper last week.
Cha], Morrison accompanied his
aunt, Mrs, Maggie Morrison on visit
to relatives here last week.
Mrs Amanda West, of Whitwell,
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs,
Cbas. Lawson, the past week, and in
taking in the Sheldon
Shows.
Oscar Forester, Will Price and Les
lie Rogers have accepted positions at
the Lock and Dam.
MilburD Simpson, of Chattanooga,
came over Sunday for visit to home
folks.
N F. Thomas, of Rankins Cove.
who recently sold out to W. G. Rober-
SOD, has purchased the T. j. Lofty
place west of Jasper, where he will
move in the near future.
Misses Prude and Rena Walker, of
and Mr. Jim Elrod of Child,
were among those out of town who
took IN the street fair last week.
MI. Mitchell Lewis, one of Jasper's
citizens, and Miss Mae
of Chattanooga, were mar
ried last week. They will make their J
home near Jasper where Mr. Lewis |
has bought. We wish them long and
happy life.
Mrs. W. R Hinch was shopping in
Jasper Saturday.
Mrs. M. 81. Hinch visited home
folks Saturday.
Little Mayme and Raymond Berry
lill ara spending few days with |
heir aunts, Mrs. M. 81. Hinch and |
Mrs. A. A. Billingsley
B. Long spent Tuesday in Victoria.
Miss Nora Mccullough was in JAS
Ter shopping Monday.
Mrs U. Swafford and Misses Ellen
Graham and Rebecca Pitman we're in
Jasper Monday.
W. Nj. Cameron, of South Pittsbulg.
vas among those attending county
COURT Monday.
W. l.. Barber, J. p, of Whitwell, |
vas here to attend county court Mon
lay.
E, Granicher, of Monteagle, post.
master at that place, was here attend
ng County Court,
JAS. Bible, of Comfort, visited Mr..
nd Mrs s. S Tate Monday.
Mrs. Susan Hammond, of Peoria,
Ariz. arrived in Jasper Monday morn
ng and expresses delight with Tennes-
Ga.
Mrs, Mary Pryor Patton is visiting
frs, Alex Patton.
Ernest Darr spent Monday at the
lock and Dam.
Mrs. Andy Stsnsbury died Sunday
corning after lingering ilne's.
funeral services we're held Monday
{ p. IN at the M. E. Church, Rev
N. Sadler and Rev. w. d. Dew
Intsrment was made in
he church yard by the side Of her
usband, who died some three years
go
Luke Dame, of Inman, was in town
'ues1ay.