Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-02-06
LOCAL..
If signs don't lie.
The time is nigh
When you and /
Must swat the fly

Prof. W. S Pryor went to Jasper
Saturday.
Bud jackson, of Wbitwell, was here
Friday.
Mrs Bathula Parks, of Victoria, was
here Saturday.
Geo Coppinger. of Tracy City, was
here Sunday.
J. r. Jones, of Sweeten's Cove. was
here Wednesday.
Chas Hamlin is contemplating NOV
ing to Sherwood, Tenn.
Mrs l. n. Knox is sick. DR.. Turner
being summoned Tuesday.
Miss Martha Fultz has been visit
ing relatives at Fosters Falls.
A. A. Smith, of near Cedar Springs,
was mere Monday, buying cattle.
]. C. Martin returned Monday from
a trip to Chattanooga.
Jesse Coppinger of Tracy City. was
here Saturday after load of hay.
Mrs. S. R. Mosier visited in Cop
pinger Cove from Saturday until Mon
day
Mrs. L. P. Brewer went to Jasper
Friday to have some dental work
done.
Mrs G. Sherman has been in Chat
tanooga visiting her mother, who has
been sick.
Mr.. Hood, of Bridgeport, represent
ing Stagmier & Fletcher, was here
Thursday
John Curtis, of Whitwel, was here
Tuesday. He is now digging coal at
that place.
g. Sherman has been away this
week at points in Alabama on bust
ness trip.
Mrs. W D. Dew and daughter, Miss
Effel, visited Mrs. W. NJ. Lee Tues
day night
Jack Case. of Chattanooga, is visit
ing his uncles, w. Fl. and j. G. Mar
tin, this week.
G. W. Walsh, of Jasser, was here
Thursday He is running dray be-
tween here and Jasper.
Rev. W, T. Evans accompanied
Rev. w D. Dew, of Jasper, to Pike
vile Tuesday evening.
Miss Anna Fagg is re, overing from
a recent illness. She has been suffer
ing with rheumatism.
G. P jackson, a leading merchant
of Jasper, was here Wednesday, put
ting up advertising signs.
Mrs. Julia Merritt, mother of M.
H. Merritt, is very sick at Victoria,
and is not expected to live.
Donald Pryor has entered the tele-
graph Office of the N G. st. l.. R'y
here to learn to be an OPERATOR
Joe Leland returned Saturday from
Sweeden's Cove, where he had been
visiting J. r. Jones and family.
We will have 5000 Cabbage plants
about Feb, IS, a considerable portion
of which we will be glad to sell at loo
a 100 HILL & SON.
Henry and Arthur Barrett, accom-
panied by their mother, left for Chat
tanooga Wednesday, where they will
make their home. !
Jas. Smith, of Dunlap, who has tax {
en- charge of the Victoria coke ovens {
to operate them for the Chattanooga I
Iron & Coal Co, is moving to that
place this week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs Thomas J.
is getting along nicely, and Thomas,
Jr., is getting along nicely, also. Con-
are now in order.
Louis Frank, Victoria, authorizes us I
to place his name on the list of those ]
DESTROYS of establishing q small hosiery ,
mill here, subscribing $50. Good i
Let the good work go on. +
Mack Burnett left for Chattanooga ]
Wednesday to spend few days with c
his daughter there. It is hinted that {
he also went in to see some gay wild t
ows, but we have no proof of that. {
Misses Berthe and Belle Hamilton,
of Victoria, we're here yesterday after !
noon, and visited the News Office to !
see just how a newspaper was gotten l
out They also visited their cousin, G
Mrs Clay Owens,
d.. J. E. Lacy, of Jasper. was here
Wednesday evening and paid the News
a pleasant call. He handed us squib 4
which may be found at head of local
department, and is timely advice. Get
ready to swat the fly.
Lisn Martin returned from Sweet G
ems Cove Friday, where he bad been \
to help move J. R. Jones household (
goods They had an adventuresome a
trip owing to another drivers mules r
getting into deep water and nearly +
a
C. G. Alder, of the Springdale set t
Element, was here Monday, and paid
us pleasant call. Mr. Alder is in
great hopes, like the rest of us, that Il
t1e Durham Coal & Iron Co.'S railroad o
will pass through Sequachee, and y
thinks the route via tbs farm is the F
only feasible one This is exactly a
Whist we have thought for long q
time, and still think f
TIE first patent for typewriter on
the tyre bar principle was issued IN
1856, but to c. z. Sholes, an Amer !
iran, is due the credit of inventing a :
which was put on the market :
in 1873 and was made practical sue
cess