Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-05-20
LOCAL.
Telephone. Jasper 5s.5

Grover Higdon, of South Pittsburg,
was here Sunday.
Will Hoge, of Ebenezer. was at the
ice cream supper Saturday night
W. M. Campbell and A. J. Curtis,
of the mountain, were here Tuesday.
". s. Pryor attended the Farmers
Union County meeting at Ebenezer
Saturday.
t. B. Lasater attended the meeting
of the Farmers Union at Ebenszer
Saturday.
Tollie Burnett attended the Farm
ers' Union County Meeting at Ebene-
Ger Saturday.
W. T. Evans left Tuesday for Knox
Vile, to attend the Farmers Meeting
and visit relatives.
Miss Dora Pryor of South Pittsburg,
was here over Sunday to VISIT her
grandmother, Mrs. Mary Randle.
]. w. O'Neal, of Tracy City, is
here this week, looking after Jas,
ColdwelTs interests during his absence
north
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Cross, of Jasper
were here over Sunday, visiting Mrs
Gross parents, Mr.. and Mrs. nj. u.
Brewer.
Sam Mosier was here Sunday to see see
his family. He is now connecten WIN
the N, G. & st. L. work train aI
Nashville.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Sherman left yes
terdav in their machine for Chatta-
ooga to attend the Dixie Highway
meeting.
Nelson wager, Of NASHVILLE, repre-
.entinp the Cortright Company, max
ers of good shingles, was here yestei-
day.
]. W. Scofield orders the News sent
to bis son, Wiford Sco6eld. VINO Is
employed with Gladdis Bros III
Chattanooga.
Harry Loach and wife and VIII
Webb and wife, of Whitwell, who own
a Ford car Jointly, were here Satur-
day night in their machine.
The residence of G. Sherman on
Alabama Avenue is being paintevu
very beautifully this week, D. W.
Scofield welding the brush.
Chas. Long, who is assistant for MS
father, Trustee Long, in the ofi1ce at
JASPER. was here Saturday night, &C.
oompanied by some young ladies'
Can't. W. A. Chadwick is contem,,
plating accepting position as mead
miller for a new mill to be put up
near Sulphur Springs. Ga, this fall.
J. Fl. Meagher and family. of Whit.
we'll, accompanied by Miss Price. were
here Saturday night, enjoying Drive
in their fine new Hupmoblle, car
with all the oonveniences,
A large number attended the bap-
-tism of Mrs Carol Griffith in the
Little Seouachee river Sunday after
noon. near the brit1eg, which was con-
Quoted by Revs. Burnett and Kerr,
of the Baptist Church.
The next County Meeting ct the
Farmers Union will be held at Loon
,ey's Creek the fourth Saturday in next
month. In July q grand county meet
ing will be held here, when prominent
speakers will be present, and big day
had.
Craig Rollins went to Whitwell
Saturday to bring home Dick Goodier
and Eldridge Robertson. who have
been working for Dunwody, OF Jasper,
remodeliug ithe old Smith mill near
Whitwell which Mr.. Dunwody has
bought and will conduct an up-to-
date mill there.
Cant, S. FL. Bennett, of Cedar
Mountain, was here Saturday. He re-
ports fishermen plenty on the great
artificial lake which was once his hne
farm. He ordered the News sent to
his daughter, Mrs. Ed Terry, who Is
at Sailors Rest, Tenn, and also to
his son, w. A. Bennett, who is in
Bledsoe County building pixies.
r. A Cheek, a valued subscriber Of
the News at Orme. Tenn. not content
with taking the News himself, gets US
up club of eight subscribers OF
months each, az follows: L. @. Cofelt. |
C. C. Combes, Sam Collins. j. D
Thomas, Ike Wilson, Oscar Patrick,
Henry Yokeley, 8. A. Hargis. We
thoroughly appreciate Mr. Cheeks
kindness.
A team of young horses belonging |
to j. G. Martin and attached to cut
ting harrow, ran away Tuesday morn.
ing. and tore the harrow to pieces.
The harrow was the property Of Will
Lee. The team was left hitched near
the Hotel Quincy, and becoming
frightened at something tore loose and
headed for home. They ran to the |
farm gate where Mrs. Martin caught
hold Of brides through fence, and tied
outside of few scratches.