Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1914-04-16
LOCAL.
Telephone, Jasper 5s.5

Sam Curtis spent Monday in Jasper.
T. ]. Morris, Whitwell, orders the
News, page.
C. C. Alder has been doing jury du-
ty this week.
Ault Mosier spent Monday in Jasper,
talking baseball.
J. H. Privett. Whitwell. orders the
News sent to him.
W. A. Chadwick spent Sunday at
home at Whitwell.
John Rogers, of near Inman, has
been attending court
Ike Layne. Whitwell, is another to
join the News army of readers.
W. X. Marlin attended court Mon
day, as witness in the Curtis case.
Jesse Morrison, of Roope, will read
the four page edition of the News, 6
months.
A. C. Cline, of Cedar Spring, pays
SOC to get another twelve months of
the News.
The baby of Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt
Sharp, of Coppinger Cove, is i'll with
malarial fever.
Messrs. Scofield & Son have finished
recovering the Thomas residence with
Cortright shingles.
Mrs. John Lawson and daughter, Will
ma, and neice, Miss Eula Chadwick,
spent Tuesday in Jasper.
Mrs. Sallie Lasater, and daughter,
Miss Lena, were here Saturday and
Sunday, the guest of relatives.
G. W. Brewer and granddaughter,
Flossie Loving, were here Sunday, the
guest of W. R. Thomas and family.
Alton and Sherman Burnett, sons of
Will Burnett, are very i'll with malar-
ial fever. DR.. Turner is attending
them.
l. NJ. illegal, of Chattanooga. has
been here visiting his SOD, Fred Fle-
gal. He returned to his home Sunday
afternoon.
Services were held at Owen Church
Sunday morning by Rev. j. A. Os-
borne, of Whitwell, and at night by
Rev. Evans.
Mrs, E. S. Haynes was taken i'll
very suddenly Sunday, DR.. Turner be-
being summoned to attend her. She
was suffering from stomach trouble.
w. G. Hill has been doing jury du-
ty at Jasper this week. 1t is rather
demoralizing to this Office but it does
MT keep the News from coming out on
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Joehrendt and
little son, of Oklahoma were here Sat-
urday in their Ford runabout. They
had spent the winter in Florida and
we're on their way to Bowling Green,
KY, to visit Mrs. Joehrendt's parents
there.
&. @ Milwee, the we'll known
Whtwell lawyer has an advertisement
in this issue regarding bonds. 1t is
system whereby those contemplating
building homes are assisted. If you
are contemplating building it might
be we'll to consult Mr.. Milwee.
Master Joe Leland has been elected
Organlst at Owen Church in place of
Miss Hopkins whose marriage to Mr..
Byrd occurred last week. Master Le
land is giving entire satisfaction and
receiving many compliments on his
work. He is very young man, but
plays very nicely.
By special invitation of Mr.. and
Mrs r. r. DeSabla, large party
of young folks visited their house now
IN the process of construction on the
DeSabla farm Sunday afternoon.
They also visited thee home of Mr..
and Mrs. J. E. DeSabla, where
pleasant time was had with music as
the principal attraction.
Mrs. S. J. King, Tracy City, for
warding remittance per correspond
ent says: 81 like it better than any
other paper I can read. When our
subscription runs out want it
again." That's what they all say. !
and for that reason our circulation
continues to grow. Everybody who
has brains enough to read, wants the
News.
J. A. Condra, stockman, of Cedar
Springs, has an ad in this issue, which
will be of interest to stock raiseis.
Mr.. Condra writes us that his animals
are both very fine stock. No farmer
should raise anything but best grade
animals, The day of scrub stock is
over. for it don't pay to raise them. i,
Look over Mr.. Condra advertisement |
and see his stock.
Miss Nina Randle gave TIE children
of her Sunday school class an Easter
egg hunt Sunday afternoon. About
sixty eggs were hid on the grounds in
the rear of the church, and were Gag
erly hunted for by the anxious young
sters. A prize was offered for the one
finding the most eggs, but three found
seven each, so straws were drawn,
resulting in Emma Lasater winning.