Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-01-16
LOCAL.

Frank Kelly, of Whitwell, was here
Friday. - - 2
Misses Icy and Lassie Jones went to
South Pittsburg Saturday! TO-
Miss Martha Fnltz has been i'll and
under the care of DR.. Turner
G. Sherman returned Saturday from
a business trip to Huntsville, Ala.
Will Reed, of Jasper, was bore Fri
day en- route TO Whitwell for coal.
F. NJ. Leland went to Chattanooga
Monday evening on business trip.
Lee Lasater has moved to the C.
Johnston place on the old road to Jas
per.
EIdridge Robertson is now holding
down job as edger at the Sequatchie
Saw Mills.
w. S. Randle went to South Pitts
burg today to have some dental work
done.
Mrs. W. R. Thomas and little Miss
Juanita Brewer were guests of friends
in Jasper Friday.
M. H. Merritt passed through here
yesterday enroute to his home at Vic
toria after trip to Jasper.
Mrs. L. P. Brewer is sick with la
grippe. DR.. Lacy was summoned from
Jasper Tuesday to attend her.
]. G. Hoodenpyle, of Bridgeport,
Ala, representing the International
Harvester Co.. was here Friday.
P. Brewer, Lee Anderson and Hairy
Dykes, of Jasper, started in Monday
as employees. of the Sequatchie Saw
Mills
Miss Grace Pryor, who is employed ,
at the Aycock Hosiery Mill at South
Pittsburg, spent Sunday with home {
folks.
Mrs. L. P. Brewer accompanied her 8
husband to Chattanooga Friday where G
he left on the night train for Mexico g
City.
Mr., and Mrs. Hugh Brewer went O
to Victoria Saturday evening to visit G
Mrs. Brewers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. t.
d. Ragsdale, G
r. Kearley has moved his family
here from Bledsoe County, having leas- P
ed the former r. J. Brown place in n
South Sequachee, which is now owned
by VIM. Lee. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Miller and g
baby, of South Pittsburg, visited Mrs 81
Miller's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. n,
Deakins, Sunday. N
The place to go for good job work W
turned out as promptly as is consistent &C
with good work is the News job Office. hi
Try 1t and see. ar
Hugh Byrd, of Jasper, was here "
sunday, as usual, looking for cook. os
1t present he is cooking for his sis
or. Mrs. w. S. Wilson, who has
'sen sick.
Prof. Higgins. principal Of the High
'chool at Jasper, was here hunting o,
aturday, and bagged 90 quail, which of
vas pretty heavy slaughter for one ru
ian. In,
Mr.. and Mrs, J. L. Case, of Chatta- III II;
ooga, came out Friday night to visit on
7. Il. Martin and family. Mr.. Case de
stunned next morning, but Mrs. Case art
emained until Tuesday morning. iof
Mrs. Icy Doss and children, of
'hitwell, have been visiting Mrs. tao
osss parents here. Her little daugh- syr
II, Cloris, who was seriously ill lai
w weeks ago, is better, On,
j. 8. Deakins has been very sick 10.
lis week. but is now better. He is
anager of the Sequatchie Supply
ore, and when he came to the place En-
business Friday after short ILL of
,ss, complained of not feeling we'll. as
lortly after he fell striking his head sla'
severe blow against counter. He nee
covered and was removed to his spe
me in South Sequachee, where he P
s since been confined to his room. ysi,
J. W. Scofie!d, W. r. Thomas and MAJ
ilford Scofield explored the rough ly
gions of Mill Cove Sunday afternoon rha
take photo of the fine water fall ers
ere. Others in the party were Miss .
Beth and Clara Scofeld, Robt. IL. q
rnett and Gilbert Pryor. 1t is re- SON n
rted that the party had the 'goat' to G
Mr.. Thomas as to walking when -
~ returned, but he wouldn't admit
They took view of Little Sequa.