Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1914-05-07

F. L. Minor was an interested fan
at the ball game at Jasper Saturday.
Sam Curtis was at the ball game
Saturday and rooted like 'big I'm. E"
John Lawson went to Jasper Satur-
day evening to see the locals defeat
Jasper
Miss Nina Randle returned Monday
from visit to her sister, Mrs. Sam
Sherman. in Chattanooga.
Mrs. r. E. Long. Station B., R.
F. D. 8, Nashville, Tenn, sends fifty
cents to get the News one year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Wallace left
for their home at Rochester, New
Hampshire, Friday.
Quarterly Conference of the M. E.
Church was held at Ssrdis Sunday,
Rev. Carnes of Chattanooga, in
charge.
Harvey Smith and Dock Burnett
went to Jasper Tuesday evening to at
tend church services and see the Young
ladies'.
Quite a number from this place at
tended Quarterly meeting at Sardis
Sunday, and picnicked at the Jones
Spring.
Mrs. w. r. Thomas, Mrs. l.. P.
Brewer and children went to Jasper
Friday and attended Commencement
exercises.
J. H. Meagher and party, of Whit
we'll, passed thru en- automobile Thurs
day night going to Jasper to attend
the annual concert given by the stud
ents of the High School.
The picnic season was inaugurated
here Sunday by large number from
South Pittsburg who came up on the
morning train and in buggies, spend
ing the day at the Blowing Spring.
Mr.. and Mrs J. G. Moore, of Cedar
Spring, were here last week, visiting
Mrs. Moore's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. B. Lasater, and attending Com
mencement exercises at Jasper.
A. L. Moore, Brookhaven, Miss,
orders the 8 page edition of the News
He is interested in the baseball battles
of the Sequachee team. and other news
of the section, and 80 wants the Old
Reliable.
The infant of Clay Owens. born
week before last, died Thursday night
and interment was made in Owen
Cemetery Friday afternoon. The babe
weighed only one and half pounds
at its birth, but it was thought it
would live until few days before
its death.
A telegraph message was received |
from L. P. Brewer last week, inform
ing bis family here that he was then
in Vera Cruz, having gotten safely out
of Mexico City. Much uneasiness had
been felt by his people here in regard
to his safety, as it had been sometime
since word had been received from
him.
E. G. Daley and wife spent several
DAYS here last week. They we're re-
turning from Miami, Fla, en- route to
their home in Detroit, Mich, and
when half way up the mountain their
car sustained broken rear axle. They |
oamped for few days until new parts
could be secured from Atlanta and re-
pairs were made Sunday by the Pryor
Auto Co.. and they went on their way
rejoicing. They enjoyed their stay,
however, as Mrs. Daily had been hop
ing if they had any breakdowns they
would occur while they were in these
mountains which she admired.
Among those attending Commence
ment exercises at Jasper Thursday
and Friday night we're the follow
ing: W. S. Pryor, Fred Leland, Will
Martin Lish Martin, Harvey Smith,
Sherman Smith, G. G. Curtis, Joe
Leland, Paul Leland, Walter Randle,
Frank Harris. Misses Pearl Harris,
GLADYS Pryor, Nell Leland, Nina
Randle, Rebecca Martin, Gladys
Fagg, Eliza Martin, Elizabeth Deak-
ms, Libbie Coppinger, Beth and Mu
riel Scofield. Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. De- {
Saba.