Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1914-08-13
LOCAL.
Telephone. Jasper 5s.5

Earl Hoback was in Jasper Monday.
W. d. Tate was counting in Jasper
THIS week, finishing mp jury work, we
mean.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Byrd have been
al Giover's Hill this week.
Miss Kate Hamil, of Chattanooga,
Is the guest of Miss Pearl Harris.
Robt. Randle, 53s Long St., Chatta-
nooga, orders the 4-page edition fol
six months.
Mrs. Lucy Randle, of Chattanooga,
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Fagg.
Mrs. John Tatum, of Atlanta, Ca,
has been here visiting her sister, Mrs.
John Condra
Mrs. q. Sherman has bad as her
guests her two neices, Misses Alberta
and Florida Tower, of Chattanooga.
]. T. Boyd, Jasper, is anxious to
get SOC worth of News, so we are 60
ing to try to supply him for year.
Lot Warren. Jasper, Tenn, kindly
forwards SOC for renewal of subscrip-
ton, for which be has our thanks.
J. A. Partin, Tracy City, will read
the News one year, ordered for him by
our agent, 7. F. Carrick, of Tracy
City.
w. g. Oyler, Sulphur Spring, Ga,
will read the News months, sent to
him by X. d. Curtis, recently elected
register.
Mrs. Robt. Randle and children, of
Chattanooga. were the guests of Mrs.
Randle's father, M. Burnett, over
Sunday.
Will Martin went to Jasper yester-
day to see the Agricultural train and
the ball game between the Y, NJ. H.
A. and Jasper,
Ault Mosier has recovered from his
illness and is able to be around. He
claims that he weighs pound more
than when he was taken sick.
Miss Nan Coppinger. who is teach
ing at Brumleys School house, Roope,
Tenn, will read the News for 6
months, sent to her by her father,
Jesse Coppinger.
John R. Rogers, who gets his mail
via Route Q, Whitwell, but VINO lives
two crows looks from this place, puts
a quarter into the News contribu ton
box with the remark, "Let 'er come. y
Mrs. Sam Sherman, who has been
scsA kow Mro NAVY
die, here, went to South Pittsburg
Sunday evening to visit her sister.
Mrs. Chas. Pryor.
w. F. Simpson Whitwell, Tenn,
will read the 4-page edition of the
News and the Toledo Blade, both one
year, for soc as per our clubbing ar
WITHSTAND excellent paper.
Rev. A. L. Shines, of Bridgeport,
Ala, who has been holding two
weeks meeting, assisted by Revs.
Burnett and Thomas, of near Jasper
closed the meeting Monday night,
returning to his home Tuesday.
Cowan Harris. Wylam, Ala, form
er citizen of this county, and a mighty
good one, forwards $1.OO to keep the
News coming his way, paying in ad-
vance until Jan. 26, 1916. Mr. Har-
ris has recently moved from Mulga,
Ala, to Wylam.
Sherman Smith went to Jasper yes
terday to play in double header with
the Jasper team against the Y. NJ. H.
A. of Chattanooga. He will also play
today at So. Pittsburg in double .
header with the So. Pittsbulg against
the same team.
A, R. Pryor. Of Jasper, was here
Wednesday evening of last week. He
is proprietor of the garage and repair
shop at Pryor's, one mile north of
Jasper, and is doing splendid bust
ness. He is good workman. and the
shop has always got plenty to do He
had some cards printed to hand to au-
toists at the Ferry and toll gate on '
on Chattanooga to Nashville /
highway to inform them where to get L
supplies and have repairs made. z