Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-06-10
LOCAL..
Telephone. Jasper 59.5

here Saturday, en- route for Jasper.
]. B. Tygart. Whitwell, orders the
News continued to him another year.
]. 81. Billingsley. Route Q. Whit
well, will read the News another year.
Capt. s. 81. Bennett of Ebenezer,
was among the multitude Monday,
here.
Miss Bertha DOYLE, Whiteside,
Tenn, will read the News for one
year.
Ex-Sheriff Dave Rogers, of Jasper,
was here Saturday, and paid Us
pleasant call.
Miss Gladys Pryor went to Wbitwell
Saturday to be the guest of Miss Lena
Lasater for a week.
Miss Katie May Willis, of the ridges,
was the guest of Miss Nell Leland
here Saturday night.
L. P. Brewer is assisting S. S. Tate
in the Office of the circuit court clerk
this week
W. NJ. Layne, Kimball, orders the
News sent to him. Mr.. Layne is
strictly against the bond issue.
W. K. Grayson of Albion View, OIL
ders the News sent to him. He is an
old friend once more in the ranks.
T. B. Lasater, of Sequachee, was in
town Monday, working like good
one to defeat the road bond project.
Wilford Scofeld is now at Smithson-
ia, Ala, where he is in the employ OF
the U. s. government on river work.
p Mrs. Hopkins Kelly, ROOpe, Tenn
orders the News sent to her, at Roope,
her new residence since leaving JAS
per.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Randle and
children went to Whitwell Saturday
where Mrs. Randle bad some dental
work done.
Mrs. Will Oyler, of Sulphur Spring,
Ga, arrived Saturday night to visit
relatives She is a sister of Mrs. Bra
zilla Coppinger.
J. L. Hudson, of Whitwell, was
here this week, acting in his official
capacity as deputy sheriff, and he is
a good one, too.
Miss Zetta E. Smith, Route l., Box
90, Whitwell, will read the News for
six months, ordered for her by her
father, j. E. Smith.
NJ. E. Walker, of Walker & Lasa-
ter, Jasper, orders the News continu-
ed to him, and regrets that the plant
is not located in Jasper.
A. S. Kelly, Ketchall, orders the
News sent to him. While he wants
the Dixie Highway, he endorses our
position in the matter.
will Looney, of Roope, will read
the News and promises to scare us up
some correspondents over there. He
says Roope postoffice will shortly be
changed.
Squire J M. Barker Ketchall,
Tenn, orders the News sent to him.
Squire Barker is driving into the bot.
tom of the bond business, and wants
to see what the News has to say.
Harry Hopkins, agent for the Santa
Fee R'y, Richland Spring, Texas,
will read the News for year sent to
him by his brother, D, Hopkins,
agent fol the N, G. & st. L. R'y,
this city.
Squire S. R. Golibart, Jr., White
side, oldeis the News sent to him.
Squire Golibart presented the ''peace
resolution, referring the matter to
the people for settlement, but it was
objected to and the fight maintained.
In another column will be found
call to the citizens of Sequachee to
meet at the Blowing Spring Saturday
and assist in the work of improve
Of oil vuh
help as much as possible in the work.
Jesse Coppinger, of Coppinger Cove,
attended Count Monday and Tuesday.
He is especially interested in opposing
the bond measure and predicts the
meeting in July will be the largest at
tended meeting ever held in the coun-
ty. H. reports the attendance at court
Tuesday as light.
Miss Pearl Harris entertained with
party Saturday night. Among
those present were Misses Nina Ran
die, Minnie Mosier, Nell Leland, Re
becca Martin, Katie May Willis, Mess
rs. Walter Randle, Sherman Smith,
Austin Mosier, Joe and Paul Leland
A pleasant evening was spent in games
of various kinds played upon the lawn.
Will Curtis, of Cumberland Noun
tain, comes across with some awful
nice mountain grown cherries for his
He must have the
News, and by the way, all that Curtis
clan on Cumberland mountain, is
against the bond issue and don't care
very much about the Dixie Highway
if they have got to pay for it.