Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-05-01
LOCAL.


Sunday.
jas. Smith, of Victoria, was herr
Saturday.
Sam Martin spent Sunday visiting
relatives on Battle Creek
j. F. Doss, of neal Victoria, wa:
here Wednesday
G. l. Thomas, of Jasper, was here
the first of the week
Aus Mosier has accepted lucrative
position with the Hunt Stave Mill at
Jasper.
j. G. Martin went to Chattanooga
yesterday to receive treatment for bis
eyes
Mr.. and Mrs Vim. Lee attended the
LO.OF Supper at Whitwsll Saturday
night.
Rev. W. D. Dew, of Jasper, was
here Tue day afternoon on a fishing
expedition.
C. l. Johnston, of Jasper, was here
Sunday to attend the exercises of the
Odd Fellows.
j. C. Wall, St, left for South Pitts
bug, Thursday to visit his son, NJ.
A. Wall, anu family.
Mrs. W. d Dew AMI daughter, Miss
Effel, we're herr tn say night, the
guest of Mrs. VIM. Lee.
Mrs Nancy Walden and daughter
Mrs. Rogers and Richar1 Rogers, of
Victoria, we're here this morning.
Mrs. Jas Deakius returned Friday
from visit to her daughter, Mrs,
Morgan Miller in South Pittsburg.
Miss Grace Pryor, of Aycock Hosiery
Mill, SO, Pittsburg, is at home suffer
ing with felon on one of her fingers.
W Fl Martin and daughters, Miss
es Eliza and Honrie, attended the l.
o. o. F. Supper at Whitwell Saturday
night
Meal freshly ground from good corn
always on hand for sale or exchange
at our mill, 90c per bu,h4i
HILL & SON.
Shs herman Smith, of Victoria, put in
an afternoon ,rdctice with the local
team Saturday, of which he is val
ued member.
Several from the Odd Fellows or
ganization of jasper decorated graves
of decreased members at Owen grave
yard Sunday afternoon,
The Battle Creek base ball team,
on account of being rained out, is ex-
pected here to play the local team
next Saturday
The temperature this week has been
decidedly frigid, and gardeners have
been worried, fearing frost. 1t Is
the old time blackberry winter, "and |
there was nothing serious
Jas. Pryor, of Victoria, was here
Saturday to practice with the local
ball team. In sliding into first base
he was struck below left eye with
ball, sustaining a severe injury.
W. Fl. Martin has a very. large
amount of tomato plants growing, an
ticipating setting out five acres of that
vegetable. He made success of it
last year, and will try them again this
year.
One Of the mot popular visitors
with Bledsoe county people who at
tended conference last week was Rev.
W. d. Dew, of Jasper, who while
here made him elf very popular, es-
pecially with the little ones. Pike
vile Banner
Will Burnett was driving through
the sire cts of Sequachee Saturday in
fine new $50 wagon, with which he
intends to go to work in Rankins
Cove on the road> which are being put
in fine shape by the Chattanooga Auto
mobile Association
Misses Mamie Braden, Bertha Stew
art, and Mary Payne, MesSrs. Frank
Towles, Lurian Cordell aud Crisp, of
South Pittsburg, with others from '
were visitors in town
Sun 'ay, driving up in the morning
and having dinner at the Blowing
Spring II
John Bush, who is new conner to {
this county from Virginia, near Big
Stone Gap, reports fruit plentiful in
his country at all times. He says that {
large orchards are tue rule and that
there is never IA failure in the fruit
crop. The altitude, however, is con- I
siderably higher than here, so much so
hat a letter to them from friend on
April 18th, said that the trees we're
Just beginning to Put out leaves,
whereas trees and forest growth is
we'll leaved out here.