Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-04-10
JASPER DEPARTMENT
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S. P. Dyer and NJ. B. Morgan, of
Guild, spent Tuesday in Jasper.
Haywood Turney. of South Pitts
burg. was in our city one day this
week.
George Lewis. of Clifty, was in Jas
per Tuesday
L. N. Spears, of Chattanooga, made
business trip to JASPER Wednesday.
| R. McGill, of South Pittsburg, was
in Jasper Wednesday
Tom Lewis of Red Hill, spent Tues
day in Jasper.
Attorney Jas Morrison, of Jasper,
visited George Bailey in Whitwell
Thursday.
Misses Bonnie aud Mary Hoge, were
shopping in Chattanooga Thu sday.
W. H. Powell of Whitwall, made a
business trip to jasper Thursday.
Messrs. Cantrell and Tate we're auto
ing in Whitwell Wednesday night,
Wonder if Geo. and Chas. Long Wis
tied Down the road" again Sunday.
Mes5ames Tate, Kirk and Gillian
spent Wednesday in South Pittsburg,
buying Easter bOnnets
Newton Thomas, Sr has sold out
his Rankin's Cove farm and will move
to Jasper. Welcome to town, Mr..
Thomas.
The open air concert given on the
South porch of the Court House last
Thursday was much enjoyed by the oc
cupants of the Square.
Messrs Ernest Darr and Frank
Brewer were hunting on the mountain
last week.
Sam Payne of South Pittsburg, was
looking up old time friends in his old
home this week
Editor J. q Blalock of Dunlap, was
seeing Jasper friends Tuesday Come
again, Mr., Blalock.
J. p Armstrong visited JASPER in d
business way Tuesday.
Albeit Smith, of Whitwell, was in
town Monday and says jasper sure
looks lonesome to him these days.
Arthur Long visited Miss Maggie
Barlew Sunoay.
J. C. Moore, of Condra's, is in town
this week
Hon. j. j. Dykes, of Whitwell, was
here Monday, and took in the ball
game at South Pittsburg in the even
ing.
Mayor w. S. Wilson, of South Pitts
burg, attended court Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs J, e. Darr were
among those who went to South Pitts
burg Monday to see the Lookouts
Oscar Foster was in South Pittsburg
Monday to see the ball game.
L. H. Grayson, of Whitwell, spent
Monday in our town.
W, A. Hartman, of Chattanooga, is
here this week.
L. l. Farmer, of Dau', spent Tues
lay in Jasper.
Jas. Smith, of Ketchall. was talk
ing to his many Jasper friends Mon
lay.
Grover Davidson, of Whitwell, is |
lere this week.
Court adjourned Monday at noon,
and attended in a body the South
Pittsburg ball game.
W. B. Rogers and family visited
Mr.. and Mrs A. Lewis Sunday.
Messrs G. A. Pryor. I. A. Randle,
Anderson Sbadrick and Chas. Curtis,
we're among those that attended court
Monday.
Tom Billingsley and uncle Dan Pit
nan, of Caroline Chapel ATTENDED
curt Monday.
Ben L. Cooley, of Richard City, was
ere Tuesday.
bud" Kilgore was here Monday.
John T. Rauston, Of one of South
'ittsburg's hustling attorneys, was in
asper attending court the first of the
week.
Mrs. w. A. Cantrell attended the
how at Whitwell Tuesday.
Miss Dovie Sadler, who is with her
going to school, visited
omefolks from Saturday to Monday.
Uncle Dan Deakins and Rev W. D.
Jew went to Battle Creek Monday to
ee what they could do with the lit
le fishes down there.
Robt J. Hoge has accepted u very
lucrative position at the lock anu
am as engineer.
Drs Raulstou and Gillen we're sum
loned from court Tuesday to attend a
ian at the cement who was crushed at
be rock quarry, but the injnre s
roved to be not serious.