Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-03-11
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the mountain. Prospects look gloomy
for those who have planted their gar.
dens
We only enrolled 1874 at Sunday
school this morning, which is the
smallest attendance we have had for
some time. Hope the small attend.
ance was due to the weather.
Misses Virginia aud Bess Moore,
who are atten ling school at Sparta.
spent the week end with home folks.
Alton Girdley and Kitty Lou Craw-
ford were married at Eastland Satur-
day night We people of Clifty ex-
tend our congratulations.
Mrs. ]. D. Smith gave a Quilting
Wednesday. A large crowd was there,
and all report good time, anu an ex-
| cellent dinner. Three quilts were
quilted, and of course the hostess was
we'll pleased
Chas Anderson was caught bet geen
rib and a car in the mines Monaay
and got leg broken below the knee
Roy O'Neal called on Miss Pearl
Lawson Sunday evening
Bro. Keathley, of Bon Air, filled his
regular appointment here SunJay ev-
ening.
There will be another spelling bee
given at the Club House Saturday
night.
Ju6g9 and Mrs Bell are preparing
to leave the first of April.
The postoffice will be moved to the
depot. S. E. Stone is an applicant for
future postmaster
Come again, "Mistletoe, of Cow
an, Okla. We enjoy your pieces.
Misses Myrtle Auburn and Mattye
Raglan are contemplating a visit to Sc
quachee Valley the first of April.
Master Willie Moore was baptized
'into the M. E Church Sunday night.
Miss Mary West is suffering from
the eff cts of vaccination
Henry La wson looked sad Sunday
evening.
Miss Ida Ray Belle dined with Miss
Marie Colt Sunday.
r D. Holt is looking more paid
every day He must have heard that
Miss Antionette is not going to return
soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Ragan have gone
to housekee aing on Church st
Rev James Cooley, of Ea,tland,
passed thru our town Sunday
Mr.. Berk West has returned to Cook
Vile.
The days have been so dark and
gloomy that the street lights have
never been turned off.
M ses Willie Officer and Sallie
Hu geus took dinner with Miss Nellie
O'Neal Sunday
Di. G. o. johnson called on Miss
Nellie O'Neal Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G W. Bell gave the
uounos panp1a san;ol Er;lur
A large crowd was there, and all re-
rortsd nice time. Among the dis
tiuguished guests were Miss Myrtle
Ashburn, escorted by DR. A. W. Har-
ris. who were chaperoned by Miss
Nellie ONeal.
Miss Marv West made her debut in
to society Friday night. We all well
come Miss Mary into our social cir
cles.
J. d. Smith went to Sunday school
Sunday. A very unusual occurrence
Chas. ON 1al, of DeRos.ett, was
with homefolks Sunday
Miss Matte Raglan spent the day
with Myrtle Ashburn Sunday.
Miss Nellie O'Neal looked very dis
pond mt Saturday afternoon after she
had called at the postoffice. guess
she failed to get something for which
she was looking
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Girdley visit
cd the formers parents at Eastland
Sunday
The social club has received a new
collection of books from Mr.. Moody,
of Boston am sure the boys appre-
ciated them.
Roy O'Neal and Archie Harris we're
walking by themselves Sunday, look
ing very sad.
ZolIie Rackley is contemplating
trip to Pikeville soon, and we are ex-
pecting him to bring home bride.
Miss Ollie Jones, of the Crossville
High school. was here Saturday night
and Sunday.
John Rogers and family, have NOV
cd to their new home at Taylor's
Chapel. We regret the loss of our or
ganist, Miss Sallie. but our loss will
be Taylor's Chape's gain
DR.. G. o johnson, of Monterey Is
here at present doing dental work.
We are glad to have him with as. but
the cost of living gets much higher.
DR., johnson and all other dentists will
% without work, for we won't have
my need of teeth. But the future Is
ooking brighter for Clifty, so this
nay not be DR.. Johnson's last trip to
Jlifty. Mountain Rose.