Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1914-01-15
WHITWeLL DEPARTMENT
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a S. Layne was in Chattanooga
Tuesday on a business trip.
G. Q. Milwee has been in Decatur,
Ala, to see his mother who is serious
ly ill,
B. Loug, trustee of Marion County,
was here Friday, collecting taxes He
reports collections good.
Grover Davidson has bis moving
picture theatre in operation. 1t is
located in the northern half of the
Shirley Building
J G. Kelly, of Jasper, was here Fri
day in tas interest of the Ford Motor
Co 1t looks as if several Whitweil
people viii hava car this season.
One half time was the run last
week. t. rec days. The men ar some
what discouraged. but SUIT Mesgher
gives as urauce tnat al will be o X.
in short while
W, Fl Wilson, of South Pittsburg,
was in the rity Fri ay Mr. Wilsoa
Is o0e of South Pittsburg's most active
citizen, always align for improve
ment aud progress
DR.. N B Moore vas under the
weather Fri ay ligotly 1t is report
ed ttat h.. was g ting hungry for
a buutipg or fishing THO somewhere,
an at vas all that was aiilng
Mr. ) Graham propIietress of
the Graham House, caugat the News
man o. tn fly Fri ray, long enough
to treat him to pouud coka baked near
ly mont before CHri tmas, which
possp>,ea most excellent flavor
S L. Pryor is gre fisherman
He has alrea iy been casting his line
in 1914. a. aug veral nice trout,
Fi-t ar ex. eli, Mt at this season of the
year, aud better favored than in the
SUNNI son
W * VIII te was j. Victoria Fri
day engaga5 = law SUIT Wit
has lot Of ora tiee in civil AMI crimi-
nal cas- anu ras been so hard presse
with cas- lat ly that, in his words,
"his ey are streaming turpentine
and his mouth is dripting coal oil !"
This means, we presume, lots of ora
tory
Massrs II S. and D T. Layne
Shouts have great crsdit given them
for their determination to add another
nice bushes, block to Wnitwell's store
property Tney intended at first to
| akr ~
similar to PREVIOUS building destroyed
by fire, but now are getting material
on the ground for brick building,
ons story high, sOxS0. with basement.
This will aid another tine structure
to the place, and with cement walks,
give it quito Gifted appearance.
il Hudson reports business not
20 rushing since he adonted the cash
system, but that he cannot complain,
considering the close times The beau
ty about the cash system is that while
one DON'T haudle quite so much mer-
/ chan Use. the bills are not so promis-
cuously attentive around the first of
the month. Hudson is going to tell
you something after a while, so watch
for it
Mr. Bridges, proprietor of the Whit
we'll Grist Mill, has been undergoing
seige with his engine. He has IL
b. u. engine aud decided to change to
kerosene instead Of gasoline, as it i
cheaner, and gasoline still continues
to climb He put in four days soil 4
time trying to make the attachment
work, but there wa nothing doing,
ana corn grin ling was at standstill.
An houor was conferred on ouI
townsman, W. L. Barber, Esq, last
week, by the county court, when they
elected him to the Marion County
High School Board to represent Whit
we'll. the former board member, Mr.
Lawrence Grayson, having resigned
It wa. an altogether unsolicited honor,
and quite unexpected by Mr.. Barber
This gentleman is proving himself 9
thorough and conscientious official
in any capacity entrusted to him.