Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1914-02-05

w. S. Pryor went to Victoria oat-
urday. -.
". L. Thompson, of Victoria orders
the News sent to him.
Mrs VIM. Lee and Mrs, I. A. De-
Saba drove to Jasper Thursday aiter-
noon. 80 T.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs L.
Rrewe, has been i'll, DR.. Lacy at
tending. :, ~ will
read the News for six months sen' W
him by Foster V. Powell. -
I # LAWS, of Jasper, was mere
Monday. and favored the News WIN
Toc 10 Get the 4-page edition one year
A carload of chestnut TIMER ,S:m
sbinned from the Sequatchie saw MN
last week for use in furniture maK'ns.
8 G. Kearley, Victoria VINO Is
nrominent up there as coloreo euu
Gator orders the s-page edition OF tue
News. :, aors tho
Roht Burgess Whitwell, orders the
Anooe News and the Chattanooga
naily News one year each, all Ior
So. So. - Az.
Tho M Gerren, of Pikeville, editor
of the Bledsonian, was on tine Jan
non BALI Friday evening, en- route "
Chattanooga ste.
n M. walker, one Of the hustling
MANAGERS of Walker Bros saw anu
planning mills, Whitwell' pays SUI
scription this week.
Mr.. and Mis-. G. Sherman accom-
panied by Mrs W. K. Thomas oroY0
to South Pittsburg Sunday afternoon
in Mr. Sherman's fine car
N. f. Thomas, well known cru
zen of Jasper, orders the 6-rage eol-
t;on of the News which he says he es-
teens very highly as a newspaper
The Seouatchie Handle works Is
now running full time, not even lay-
ing off Saturday afternoons. Orders
are beginning to come IN Literally.
G. G. Lawson, the meat market
man at Jasper, orders the 8-page enl-
tiou of the News saying he wants the
best we have got. That's the way to
talk.
Mrs G. W. Brewer and Mrs. Fan
ME Loving of Jasper, aud Mrs. van
Thomas, of Chattanooga, were the
guests of Mrs. L. P. Brewer Sunday
afternoon.
Lee Turner has put up levee on
the field north of the barns on the
Martin farm he recently purchased.
The object is to protect them in case
of rise in the river
B. B. Alder of Whitwell orders the
News 4-page and the Chattanooga
News one year each for $S.65. Alder
must have the best and he getsit when
he gets this combination
The grader for the county stone
crushing outfit has been rebuilt at tue
Seouatchie Saw Mill, where the lum'
Der was secured The work has been
done by W. S. Pryor
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs, Sherman
Barnett Monday morning a big boy.
The Young man arrived at $50, just
as the factory whistle blew, and was
apparently ready to go to work.
T. A. DeSabla is making prepare
tions to build a three room cottage
near the home of his father. y. E. De-
Saba, in South Sequachee. He ex
meets to complete it in about month
when he will occupy it.
The News man was shown the ware
house Of Simpson Bros. hay and grair
dealers, Saturday. They expect t.
run an advertisement in the News
shortly. and then we will give de
tailed description of the building.
Jonathan Turner, jauitor at the
courthouse, Jasper, orders the 4-pag'
edition of the News for year. Mr.
Turner will be so years old, the 18th O
this month, but he don't look it fo
he is az frisky as kitten.
w. E. McCurry of Whitwell. mem
Der of the firm of Raulston & McCur
nv, attorneys, and also postmaster
hands us subscription for the Old Re
liable for another yesr. with pleas
ant admonition to keep the News com
ing to him.
j. NJ Russell, who is one of thu
mighty hunters of this section, sent u
fine grounding Saturday. The con
sequence was that we were awfu
greasy Sunday, and will convert tn
skin of the animal into small rug
for it is large enough for the purpose
w. d. Coldwell and r. b. Felts, o
Nashville. were here last night 81
route to Sweetwater, Tenn. The
were driving Hudson six cylinde
car, electric lighted and self-starter
After crossing the Big Ridge on to
mountain, their gasoline failed them
and they had to be towed in by mul
power, with wagon attachment.
The News is in receipt from j. 1
Bottomlee, of Whitweli, of a nice pho
to of the Pocket Falls The place
remarkable as the spot where Will All
raham, 14-year old sou of Robt. Alb
1abam, fell off the bluff and was wash