Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1914-07-23
LOCAL.
Telephone. Jasper 59.5

Ault Mosier is very sick with ty-
phoid fever
Mrs. T. R. Harris has been vely Ill,
but is some better.
John White, R. 1. Whitwell, orders
the 4-page edition for 6 months
Mrs. Tower, of Chattanooga, has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs &.
Sherman.
S, R. Mosier, of the N, G. q st.
L. R'y, was here Sunday to see his
sick son.
Isham Dykes, Dewar, Okla, wants
the News for year, declaring that it
is his friend.
Rev. S. A. Shines, Of Bridgeport,
will preach at the Baptist Church next
Saturday night.
Mrs. w. S. Wilson, of Glover Hill,
was here Monday, the guest of D.
Hopkins and family.
Mrs. Ellen Carnes, of Chattanooga,
came in Saturday night, to spend Sun
day with her children.
Miss Ethel Richie, Stanley, Tenn,
will read the News for months, for
warded by T. II. Richie.
Revival services will begin at the
schoolhouse Saturday night. Rev.
Burnett will be in charge.
J. S. King, Inman, Tenn, is an
other to keep the News coming to his
address like lots of others.
G. c. Brooks, of Whitwell, demo-
cratic candidate for Registrar, was
here Thursday, seeing voters.
Robt. Griffith, who is on one of the
new rural route at Whitwell, orders
the 4 page edition for year.
Arthur Lewis, of Jasper, was here
Saturday and practiced on the local
diamond. He plays good ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Byrd went to
Glover Hill Tuesday to visit Mrs.
Byld's sister, Mrs. w. S. Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. P. Brewer and
children returned Thursday from a
visit to relatives at Knoxville. Tenn.
Mrs. Henry Scott, of Chattanooga,
has been here visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
J. E. DeSabla and Mr.. and Mrs. T.
R. DeSabla.
T. 81. Richie, Stanley, Tenn, for
wards SOC to keep the News coming
his way. He is one of our steadiest
readers, taking the News year after
year.
Fred Campbell, of the mountain,
was here Saturday. He stopped long
enough from his trading to hand us a
quarter for months of the News.
Mrs M. A. bonneville, Jasper,
forwards SOC to get the News fol a
year. She is another who can't get
along without the News-must have
it.
Frank Kilgore, Tracy City, sends SOC
to get the 4-page edition of the News,
as he don't want to be without it.
He wishes us good luck, and here's
the same to him.
Allan Pyburn, democratic candi-
date for sheriff, was here Saturday,
returning from canvas on the noun
tain. He was accompanied by James
Hooper, of Whitwell.
Tom Dent, Of Soddy, was here last
week, visiting relatives. He is son
of Luther Dent, who left here some
eight or nine years ago. He plays
shortstop on the Soddy team and is a
promising young player.
Gus Hargis, Dewar, Okla, will
read the News a year, the 4-page edi-
tion. Mr.. Hargis says: "Send me the
good old News for it is just like let
ter from home. Long live the Sequa-
chez News.
Walter r. White, Cedar Springs,
Tenn, forwards $500 to get the g.
page edition of the News. He, in COM
pany with whole lot of Others says
he thinks whole lot of the News.
The Lovers Leap baseball team, an
aggregation of Tracy City and Sc
vance players, failed to reach here
Saturday, owing to not getting trans
portation. They will be here next
Saturday for two games.
Mr.. Hudson, travelling man, who
formerly played on the Atlanta team,
was here Saturday, and watched the
boys practice. He said Sequachee had
some mighty good material, and gave
the boys some points about batting.
w. G. Robertson has an advertise
ment in this Issue relative to property
for sale in Chattanooga. Look it
over. He is now with the Chatham
ooga Land Co.. and if you want to
buy or sell. write him.
John Coppinger and Lester. Shirley.
two crack players of the Whitwell
team, we're here Saturday. They prac-
ticed with the local players, and par
ticipated in the practice game between
the players divided into mines, and
gave good account Of themselves.
W. G. Messer. of Whitwell, line
man for the Cumberland Telegraph &
Telephone Co., was here Sunday to
repair telephone in this Office which
was burned out during storm of Sun
day, July 70. He reports great dam
age done, and that he and his force