Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1914-08-06
LOCAL.
Telephone. Jasper 5s-5

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Grit
nth, Sunday night, son.
B. B. Alder. Whitwell, kindly set
tiles subscription for current year.
Lee Penley, Whitwell, orders the
News sent to him per our Whitwell
agent
Miss Florence Harmed, of Jasper,
renews her subscription for the News.
Must have it.
Sam Webb. Jasper. is an old sub
scriber, who once more comes back in
to the fold.
Miss Grace Pryor. of. South Pitts
burg. was the guest of Miss Nina Ran
die over Sunday.
W. NJ. Morrison. of Whitwell, re-
news bis subscription this week. Must
cave the News.
Mrs Martha A. Quarles, Jasper,
forwards her subscription to the News
for one year, per valued correspond
,ent.
Will Lawson, st. Elmo. Tenn. will
read the News for one year, sent to
him by James F. Massey. of st. FL
mo.
Rev. aud Mrs. A. j. Burnett, of
Jasper were here last week. Rev.
Burnett assisted in the meeting at the
Baptist church.
Golden Harvest" -four at 81 cents
b
BLUE SPRING ROLLER MILLS,
Advt. Jasper, Tenn.
We we're pleased to receive a fine
watermelon from VIM. Lee Monday,
which weighed 9i1s lbs. Mr.. Lee has
some fine ones this year as usual.
The meeting at the Baptist church
still continues this week. Much inter-
est is manifested and large numbers
are attending.
MI. and Mrs. W. l.. Barber, and
son, Fernie Barber, Of Whitwell, and
Basil Barber, of lola, Kansas, were
here Tuesday afternoon.
J. w Miller, of Victoria, orders the
News continued to him. We by error,
stopped sending Mr.. Miller's paper.
and 1t bothered him, SO the order is
''tf."
Mrs. Josie Houts, and daughter.
Miss Maggie, we're here from Satur-
day until Monday, the guest of J. W.
Scofeld and family. While here they
renewed their subscription.
J. G. Wagner returned Wednesday
of last week from visit of three
weeks in Cleveland, Ohio. Mr.. Wag-
-ner has considerable property in Cleve-
land, and also number of relatives.
Rev. R. F. Rogers and wife have
been in this section visiting friends,
while Mr. Rogers has been conducting
a very successful meeting at Union
Grove, which closed Sunday night |
He is accompanied by his sons, Wiley
and j. L. Rogers.
S. H. Raulston, of Comfort, has his
name enrolled on our list Of subscrib-
ers and promises to get us good live
correspondent. Mr.. Raulston made a
good representative in the legislature, |
but will not be candidate for re-elec-
tion.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Hill and |
daughter, Mildred, and Miss Louise
Hill, went to Bridgeport Sunday after
noon to hear concert given by the
Bridgeport band. They were accom-
panied by Miss Maggie Lancaster, of
Jasper.
Prof. J. j. Higgins, principal of
the Marion County High School sends
one dollar for the SPACE edition of the
News. Prof. Higgins is establishing
a fine record in this county as an edu-
Gator, the Marion County High School |
taking a very high stand under his
guidance.
Chas. H. Holloway, of Whitwell,
while attending court at Jasper this
week, met News reporter and said,
''Why don't you send me that paper
l missed my copy last Sunday, and it
was the lonesomest Sunday l ever ex-
His name is on our list
again now, and will stay there "till
Forbid
J. H. Spears, of Caroline Chapel.
was here yesterday morning. In a
call on the News he said he had done
without the News long enough and Or
dered it sent to his address, the 4-page
edition. Mr.. Spears was citizen of
this place 10 years ago, and occasional
Iy comes back to see what the old town
looks like.