Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1914-07-09
LOCAL.
Telephone. Jasper 5s.5

Oscar Tate. Of Whitwell, will rea
the 4.psgs edition 8 months.
Willie Lee and Lem Thornton wen
to Chattnooga to spend the 4th.
NJ. Fl Merritt, of Victoria, wa
here saprdeg. aud saw the ball game
Mr.. sd. Mrs. Gather Hixson, o.
whitwlle were here Saturday with
the pinto.
Ere Leland, the crack centre field.
er ofhe Sequachee team, is sick, DR..
TURF being called to see him Mon.
day.
owes Janeway. Winslow, Ariz.
hasis subscription paid this week,
biAther, DR.. L. L. Janeway, doing
ttStunt.
ne ball team practiced Monday
ming The boys need a whole lot
practices to cut out some of that
Id throwing.
Mrs Robt. Ridge aud baby, of Chat
,nooga, VINO have been visiting Mrs.
!idge's mother, Mrs. Hugh Coping
i, of Whitwell, was here Saturday.
NJ. NJ. Kilgore, Whitwell, takes
advantage of our Special Offer of the
SPACE edition months for s5c, so as
to get advantage of the continued
story.
Mrs. Florence Baumgartner, Array,
KY. will lead the 4-page edition of
the News. sent to her by DR.. L. L.
-Jsneway, the vetera9a. physician Of
wAtwell ~.>-s-->>A
->aFrsRk Green, Route 3, Whitwell,
orders the 4-page edition of the News
for year per our Whitwell agent,
Miss Louella Bull.
Tom Collision, Route 3, Whitwell,
orders the page-edition for months.
He is on the new rural route on the
mountain, and everybody is taking the
News.
B. Long, of Jasper, candidate for
Trustee, was here Tuesday. Mr.. Long
is now interviewing the voters on the
subject of his candidacy. and urging
everybody to vote for him.
James Dixon, of Whitwell, was here
Saturday and took back a fine Ford
car, Mr.. Kelly, of Jasper, meeting
him here with 1T. Mr. Dixon SUBJ
scribed for the for the News while
here.
There we're left at the Blowing
Spring Saturday. July 4. one table
knife, five teaspoons and two forks.
The articles are at the News office
and the owner may get them upon APP
Aetion.
fisherman is hSsvings co2Kfets
tragSaE placed about half
the mountain road for the con-
ge Of thirsty autos and teams,
aeing supplied by a pipe line
spring. j. w. Scofeld & Son
doing the work.
80 w. Scofeld & Son took their boat
IT, "Clara s. /" from South Pittsburg
to Chattanooga Friday where they left
il for sale. They we're accompanied on
the trip by Mrs. Scofeld and Mr.. and
Mrs. q. Sherman.
Sam Floyd and Martin Floyd, of
Victoria, were here Saturday. The
former is contemplating purchasing
the machinery of the Sequachee Mill.
putting up building here and opera
ting it right.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Thomas, L. P.
Brewer and family. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
ID. Brewer and f. L. Minor and fam
lily spent the 9TH at the Francis Spring
on picnic and fish fry. They had
very nice time and plenty of fish to
eat. II
g. G. Alder returned from Dunlap
Friday where he has been working for
the Tennessee Power Co., putting, up
transmission towers. Mr.. Alder rays
these towers are being construc ted
very. substantially Of concrete and
built to stay.
X. D. Curtis, candidate flor regis
trar of deeds, was here Friday. He is
actively pushing his candidacy, and
will do his utmost to see all the vot- !
-ers. The condition of his wife's
health is such that it is is difficult for
him to leave home for any extended
period of time, and even then he is
liable to be called home at any mo-
ment. He wants to meet every voter
personally, and will do his utmost to
do SO before election day.