Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-02-04
LOCAL.
Telephone. Jasper 5s.5

Mrs. S. L. Ketner, Victoria. favors
us with subscription this week
Ralph, the little son of Mr.. and Mrs
Carol Griffith. has been i'll with
pneumonia.
Born TO Mr. and Mrs will Coppin-
ger Friday night fine boy. Mother
and babe are doing we'll.
w. Fl Tate, Sequachee, pays sub
scriptiop this week. Mr.. Tate is one
of our best and most regular readers,
Robt Burgess, of whitwell. who is
in business in the Masonic Building.
pays subscription for which he has our
thanks
Will Foster and Paul AImaDy, who
are students of Marion County High
School, were the guests Of friends here
Saturday and Sunday.
B B. Alder, of whitwell, or rather
one of the most prominent farmers of
the Sulphur Springs neighborhood,
pays subscription this week
j. L Pickett, Route ., Whitwell,
with tie remark that he found much
of intere.t to read in the News, orders
it sent to him for 6 months.
Mrs. W. r. Thomas left Friday for
Knoxville to see her sister, Miss Mary
Clark, who is very low with tubercu-
losis and not expected to live.
Fred Leland left Saturday morning
for Jacksonville, Fla much to the re-
greet of his many friends here. He
expects to remain considerable
length of time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Byrd have NOV
ed to their home near Blowing Spring.
and are "at home" to their friends.
Mr.. Byrd contempates making con-
siderable Improvement to the place
this summer.
F. M Mccullough, Jasper, renews
his subscription for current year. Mr..
Mccullough is one of the News firm
est friends, and pays his subscription
as regular as clock work. He also
forwards the News for one year to Fl.
M. Layne, of Tatesville. Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs. J W. Scoheld spent
Saturday night on their boat, the
"Clara S" near Sam Benefits They |
left here about p. m. Saturday ev-
ening, walking through the country
The high wind Sunday made the boat |
rock so violently that Mrs Scofeld
became 'seasick' and had to come a
shore. They arrived home about p.
m. Sunday.
Rev w. 7 Evans sustained frac
tured arm and broken wrist Friday.
and the services of Drs. Turner and
Lacy were called to set it, He was
attempting to release his horse. which
hal got fastened in it's stable when
the animal fell on him, MASKING his
wrist and arm with the result above
given. He is getting along nicely now,
but next time be monkeys with
horse to raise it will use a derrick.
From Mrs Edgar Smith, Anderson,
Ind, we were pleased to receive
amount on subscription last week,
settling subscription until next May.
The family moved from Terre Haute,
Ind. to Anderson in November, with
the American Playground Device Co.
with which Mr. Smith and the two
oldest sons are employed, and doing
we'll. Mrs Smiths father and moth
err, Mr.. and Mrs. / Hammock. ars
still in Terre Haute, and are in poor
health.
Harry E Peck, travelling manager
of the Chattanooga News, was on the (
train Friday evening returning from
very successful trip in upper valley
in interest of his paper He gave this
to the News reporter:
"Why is woman and a newspaper
alike" We gave it up 1t was too :
hard for us, and we are not much on
anyway. because every
man should have one and not NEEDLE
with his neighbours, responded Mr..
Peck. There is considerable truth in
the conundrum. If we had everyone ,
a subscriber who reads the News by
borrowing it, we could get out an g.
page paper for the same money