Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1914-07-09

E. E. Johnston, county court clerk
was here Tuesday.
James Ogle, of Tullahoma, is tn,
guest of his daughter, Mrs. Walter
Fagg.
g. w. Brewer. of Jasper, was here
Tuesday to attend the funeral of j.
c. Wall.
W. s. Wilson, of Gordon Hill, was
here Tuesday to attend the funeral of
]. C. Wall.
Mrs. Ras. Alley, of Jasper, was
here Tuesday to attend the funeral of
]. c. Wall.
Huse Deakins, of Jasper, attend ed
the funeral of j. C. Wall and took
part in the Masonic services.
Sam Fisk, of Huntsville. Ala, was
here Saturday and Sunday, visiting
his father in law, W. X. Marlin.
A party Of young folks, chaperoned
by Mrs. F. w. Leland, took straw
ride Saturday night. driving nearly to
Whitwell
Miss Grace Chappelle, Newport,
Mimi, will read the SPACE edition of
the News for six months, sent her by
MILFORD Scofield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Byrd, of Loud
on county, arrived yesterday evening
on visit to Mrs. Byrd's parents, Mr..
and Mrs, D. Hopkins.
L. r. Darr of Jasper, conducted the
Masonic ritual over the body of j. G.
Wall Tuesday evening, of which order
Mr.. Wall was a member
T. M. Walker, of WhitweIl, was
here with the picnic party Saturday.
He reports that his party got good and |
wet at the Blowing Spring just as
they were about to eat their 4th of Ju-
y dinner.
Jesse Coppinger. of Coppinger Cove,
vas here Monday. Mr.. Coppinger is
laying with the Lovers Leap ball
I'm this season and is anxious to
N qg his team here Saturday for a
,aA Q with the locals.
0as. Curtis went to Jasper Satur-
lay AaorniDg and saw the Pikeville-
sspSs contest. He was much disap-
ointed that the game was allowed to
emain tie at 8 innings instead of
ngPlayed to a finish,
Lee Turner shipped carload of po-
atoes Friday. He reports only about
ne-third crop. W. Il. siwnbson. of
ne Simpson Produce q9s': handled the
~.
Will Tate and famil N, of Chattanoo-
a, were here Sunday 1night and Mon
ny having driven 9Jeer in their Brush
lnabout. They port the roads be-
veen here and Chi htanooga excellent
18th the exception " the strip be-
Veen here aud Jaspef Awhere crushed
,ck is being placed. "a
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney W, of Chat
tsnooga, ssomGfsiNed by iss Maud
Phelps, of Dunlap, who haS been Wis
ting them. were here Saturn y to Wis
It Mr.. and Mrs. j.. 81. CondAs They
were on their way to Dunlap 10 visit
Mrs. Boss's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Phelps.
Mr.. Carson, distributing circulars
Or Robt Burgess, one of Whitwell's
merchants, was here Tues
Law. The circulars were ordered by |
; telephone from Whitwell at about
!. M. and Mr.. Carson was here and
rot them about noon, starting imme-
lately to distribute.
About forty people from Whitwell
,nioyed an outing at the Blowing
spring Tuesday night. The affair was
,iysn in honor of Misses Scruggs,
rurman and Timberlake, who are Wis
ting friends in Whitwell. Cream
rom Chattanooga, was served and the
occasion thoroughly enjoyed. Chaper-
,nes were Mr.. and Mrs. Meagher, Mr..
md Mrs. l.. N. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs.
n. f. Jackson.
w. S. Randle, who is attempting to
manage the Sequachee team, is get
ing disguised with the job. There is
very little cooperation among the
players. For instance work of clean
NO off diamond was largely done by
hree or four of the team, and money
or balls was hard to get. In fact, Mr..
handle didn't get it all. The Sequa-
hee team won't practice, won't pay
md won 90 anywhere or do anything
,nless they want to, and that is the
um and substance of it.
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