Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1914-10-08
CIifty.

! S1SsgdI 10 me fNSt0S.
Everybody seems to be enjoying this
beautiful weather especially the farm.
ers.
Bro. Eldridge, of the Nazarene
Church. has been conducting a series
of residence meetings for the past two
weeks.
Miss Myrtle Ashburn. who is teach
ing at the Rock House, spent Friday
and Saturday with home folks.
r. D. Holt, assistant book keeper
for Clifty Consolidated Coal Co.,
made business trip to Nashville last
week.
Our school, which opened a few
weeks ago with large enrolment, is
progressing nicely with ]. E. Brand
on, principal and Misses Sallie Hudg-
ms and Willie Officer as assistant
teachers.
The Rebecca lodge gave banquet
last Saturday night aud everybody en-
joyed good time, which goes hand in
hand with plenty of good eats. Prof.
SewelI Childers was one of the several
prominent speakers who entertained
at the Rebecca banquet Music for
the occasion was furnished by the
Clifty band. .......
J. P. Smith spent Wednesday night
of last week with Sam Millard, at
Pleasant Hill.
Bro. Duncan preached his farewell
sermon here last Sunday to q large
audience and everybody seemed very
sorry to give him up as this Is his
fourth year here.
W. A. O'Neal is contemplating
spending few days in Nashville this
week.
Roscoe Moore, while riding from
the mines the other afternoon, was
thrown by lis mule and severely in
jured but is able to be out again
Roy jackson spent Sunday in Sparta
with friends and spent several hours
with certain friend, which seems to
be habit of his
z. w. Rackley, assistant store
manager. was out walking Sunday
afternoon with his best girl.
E. A. O'Neal, who has been In Ill
health for the past year, is better at
this writing
Mr.. and Mrs. Billie Bouldin. who
attended the State Fair at the capitol
city, returned last week.
Roy O'Neal spent last Sunday at
DeRossett with his brother.
Jno. Rodgers and daughter. Sallie,
went to Sparta shopping last Satur-
day.
Miss Antoinette jackson left the
other week for an extended visit to
her aunt in New Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Girdley re-
turned Sunday after short visit with
relatives at Tracy City and other
points.
Jno. Andes and family. of Whit
we'll, have been visiting relatives
here for the past few days.
J. M Robbins, one of our leading
has moved to Pikeville for
various reasons.
The citizens of the place met at the
Town Hall Saturday night for the
purpose of discussing the bad coDdi
tion of the sidewalks and agreed for
every man to donate days work for
this purpose, naming Wednesday for
the day.
J. D. Smith, who has been visiting
1is brother at Christopher. Ill. has re-
;urned home.
Special services were rendered at
The Sunday school Sunday complying
with President Wilson'S request to
make Oct. 4th day of prayers and
in behalf of the Euro
oean nations who are at war.
Mrs. B. Dodson, who resided about
i've miles from here, committed sui
,ide last week by means of shot
,un. Domestic trouble was the cause
assigned.
J. P. Smith, one of our most So
liable young men is now making reg
liar calls at Pleasant Hill on Sundays.
W. A. O'Neal, our local barber,
vas out walking with crowd Of
'oung folks Sunday afternoon.
Roy O'Neal still makes frequent
alls at Pleasant Hill.
Mrs. j. R. Gott and daughter,
Marie, were out walking Sunday, af-
ernoon, taking advantage of the beau
iful weather. Bully