Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1914-04-09
LOCAL.
Telephone: Jasper 59.5

Thursday.
Prof. W. s. Pryor attended court at
Jasper Monday.
G. Sherman went to South Pittsburg
Tuesday,
John Moore, of Cedar Springs, was
here Sunday.
Jas Smith was in Dunlap Wednes-
day of last week.
". NJ. Campbell, of the mountain
was here Monday
Victor and Donald Pryor, of So.
Pitt-burg, were here Sunday.
A large marty of young folks visited
Point Majestic Sunday.
Hugh Byrd, of So. Pittsburg, was
here Saturday night and Sunday.
Miss Dora Pryor, of 3d. Pittsburg,
visited here several days last week.
S R. Mosier, of the N. c., st, L.
R'y, spent Sunday here with his fami-
ly.
F. L. Minor is not too old to go
counting, so he went Monday-tO JAS
per.
Mai Thos. II. Hill went to Jasper,
Yesterday to attend the funeral of w.
A. Pryor. .,..
Victor Hackworth, of Cedar Spring,
attended the Moore Lasater wedding
yesterday
F. NJ Shirley, Whitwell, orders the
News for one year, taking the four
page edition.
Will and Thort Martin, of Battle
Creek, were here Saturday night and
attended the party.
Rufus Massey, of Marion High
School, was here Saturday and Sunday,
the guest of viii Martin.
Mrs. Ellen Carnes, of Chattar ooga,
spent Sunday here, the guest of her
sister, Mrs. James Smith.
Mrs. w S. Wilson, of Gordon Hill,
was here Yesterday to attend the we'd
ding of her brother, Hugh Byrd.
Mrs w. r Thomas and Mrs L. P.
Brewer and children went to Jasper
Friday to take in the opening.
A. P. Lamb, of Whitwell, will read
the 4-page edition of the News one
year, so as to know about things.
S. Fl. Wells, Box ALSO, Route /, JAS
per, hands us a half to get the SPACE
edition six months,
J. w. Houts. of South Pittsburg, was
on the local Friday en- route to Whit
well to visit a few days.
Miss Florence Horned, who is teach
ing school here, spent Saturday night
and Sunday with her parents near JAS
per-
K. D Curtis, candidate for regis
ter, the only one, by the way, hands
us half to get the SPACE News an
other six months.
J. c. Moore, of near Cedar Spring,
who is we'll known here, is contem-
plating running for trustee of Sequat-
chic county for second term.
James Barnett, of Whitwell, was
here Monday to see his mother, who
has been sick While here he subscrib-
ed for the SPACE edition of the News.
Mrs. NJ. W. Brewer returned Thurs
dav from Chattanooga, where she had
been visiting relatives While there
she attended the wedding of Will o.
Neal, formerly of this place.
Robt Rice is the proud father of
brand new 12-lb. boy, who arrived
Saturday night. The young man has
been named William Kerr, and Bob
thinks he will be able to help him
pillow in about a week. Ten dollars
and costs,
M. L. Turner, now leading farm
er of Marion county, was here over
Sunday. Mr.. Turner was one of the
leading factors in the building of our
pike roads but it would take some
strong attraction to again draw him
away from his quiet farm retreat. -
Athens Post.
Will Burnett went to Monteage Sat-
urday to get new wagon which he
had had made for him out there. He
reports the roads from the Big Ridge
to Tracy City in very bad condition,
owing to large amount of log haul
ing being done over it. He visited his
sister, Mrs. John Kilgore, at Mont
eagle, who sent 25c to keep the News
coming her way, saying she could not
do without it
Attention is called to the notice of
Farmers Meeting to be held in Jasper
Saturday, April s5. Mr.. Rankin is
making special effort to have Prof.
Morgan and Hon. T. F Peck as the
speakers. Every farmer should be pre- !
sent, as modern farming demands
modern methods. and these you will
get best by applying for information
to those who are making agriculture
a life study By all means attend
that Farmers meeting and learn
something