Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-03-20
LOCAL.

Ed Chadwick, of shirleyton, was
here Sunday.
Luke Dame. of the East Side. was
here Monday.
Temple Wall. has returned from a
visit in Chattanooga.
Willard Hinch and A. A. Billings
ley, of Jasper, were here Sunday.
J. w. Privett, of near Inman, was
here Saturday after cabbage plants.
J. C. Wall, Jr, of the lock and dam,
was here Sunday, the guest of d. Hop
kins.
Rev. ]. o. Osborn, of Whitwell
was here yesterday and called on the
News.
J. H. Northcut and W. B. Holloway,
of Whitwell, were here Saturday. to
buy cattle.
Sherman Smith and Milt Hutton,
two dashing beaux, of Victoria, were
here Sunday.
Ben NJ. Bayou, representing the
Volunteer State Life Insurance Co,
was here Monday.
May, the little daughter, of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Fulfur, has been suffering
with the measles.
Mrs VIM Owen has been visiting
her sister, Mrs Moore, at Shellmound,
who has been very sick.
A. D. Thomas, of Whitwell, was a
passenger on the train Monday even
ing, having been to Jasper.
Jesse Coppinger, Jr., was here Sun
day from Dixon Cove, where he re-
sides at the old Francis place.
Mrs. E. Harmed and daughter, Miss
Florence, of Jasper, we're here Tues
day to visit Mrs. Edwin Pryor.
Mr. and Mis-. S. l., Rogers, of JAS
pei, were here Saturday en- route to
Jasper to visit relatives over Sunday.
Ben Sha1rick has two children sick
with measles, one of whom, the baby,
is considered in critical condition.
Mrs W. A. Chadwick, of Shirley
ton and granddaughter Lena Kilgore,
have been here visiting relatives here.
DR.. J. f. Lacy Of Jasper, was sum
moned Monday to attend Mrs. Jesse
Coppinger, Jr., of Sequachee Cove,
who is sick,
DR.. Turner, of Jasper, was sum
moned to attend Jesse Coppinger, of
Sequachee Cove, Sunday, who was
taken sick the night before.
Mrs Katie Skyles and little daugh-
ter, Elsie, of East Lake were here
Tuesday, the gusets of Mrs. VIM. Lee.
Mrs. Skyles has sold her property here
to Chas. Curtis.
Last Friday was the warmest day we
have had this spring, the thermometer
going above summer heat. There was
a fall in the temperature the next day,
however, and Sunday morning bad fall
len to nearly freezing point and there
was slight trace of snowflakes in the
air Sunday morning
We were pleased to hear from FL.
Kent of East Lake, this week. Mr.. |
Kent was formerly of this place, was
a hustler of first water, and town /
builder. Unfortunately the disastrous
ly deadly slow growth of this place
compelled him to move away from
here some years ago. and the place lost
a good family. If we had all the peo
pie here today who have moved away
from here to better themselves, we
would have an ideal town now for
they were all bustlers, and the indi-
cations are that we will lose some
more families in the next six months.
Ed Pryor, w. S. Pryor, F. L. Min
or, j. W. Scofeld, MILFORD Scofeld,
Henry Jones, John Jones, Will Burn
EFT, Dee Burnett and Mathew Pryor
composed walking party that went
to the chimneys on Whitwell noun
tain Sunday. They arrived there
about two O'Clock, but bad no time to
explore it Hasty photographs we're
made by the Scofelds, and the return
trip made. 1t was camille jaunt and
the pedestrians are reported as pretty
we'll fatigued with their trip. They
went up Victoria mountain at the
Jones place. and the trip was made ov-
er the mountain top.