Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-10-14
LOCAL.
Telephone. Jasper 5s.5

Mrs. W. A. Chadwick. of whitwell,
is visiting her daughters here.
Mrs. Maggie Foster of Foster Falls,
orders the News for one year.
]. R. Pickett. R. 5,N. Chattanooga,
orders the News ssnt to him.
John Curtis. of Jasper, and a bevy
of young ladies, we're visitors here
Sunday.
Misses Rida and Mary Loveday, of
South Pittsburg, were here Sunday to
attend the convention.
Alvin Spears, of Caroline Chapel,
accompanied by a very attractive
young lady, was mere Sunday.
Prof. Fred L. Link, teacher of the
Caroline Chapel school, was here Sun
day to attend the convention.
Albert Lasater orders the News sent
to him at Winchester, Tenn, where
he has located with r. J. Brown.
Robt. Foster and will Price, of Fos-
ter Falls, and a number Of their fami-
lies, were here Sunday to attend the
singing convention.
]. T. Billingsley, of Caroline Chap
ell, was here Sunday, and says he is
going to get the prize at the local fair
for sweet potatoes
Byron Glaham, secretary treasurer
of the Marion County Singing Conven-
ton, was here Sunday in attendance
at the convention.
Prof. Robt. Fultz, who is teaching
school on the mountain, was here Sat-
urday, and rode the Farmers Union
goat Saturday night.
Dennis Condra, one of the accommo-
dating clerks at the Supply Store, Or
ders the News sent to him. Cant dc
without it.
J. G. Martin is reported to have lost
thousand bushels of corn during the
recent high water. The corn was In
shock, and washed away.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. P. Layne and the
Misses Layne were here Sunday. Mr..
Layne, as president Of the convention,
is an enthusiastic worker.
Ike Houts, of the East Side, wal
here Friday with lots of milling, H'
said he wanted to get busy turning
land and not have to come to mill Of
ten.
John R. Rogers, an old friend of thu
News, living on Route 2, Whitweii
but east Of here three yells and
whistle, orders the News continued tt
him another year.
We have car load of Chattanooga
Brick. which we offer for sale at thu
lowest possible price.
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c. A. Rigby, of Whitwell, and fam
lily, were here Sunday evening. TheI
are lovers of singing, and are sub
.stantial help in choir work.
John Minter, of Pleasant Grove, wa
here Sunday and took occasion to hant
us program for the big singing con
yention which meets at his place Sun
day.
"Serpeno, the South Pittsburt
boy. who exhibited an excellent con
tortionist act here some eight year
ago, is now in New York and ges
$3.50 per week for the act.
Fred Leland, of Jacksonville, Fla.
ia here to visit his parents, Mr.. an'
Mrs. F. W. Leland. He will remain
several months. His friends here ar
all glad to see him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Cross, of Jas
per. were here Sunday to attend to-
Singing Convention. They are boil
good singers, and Mrs. Cross is mu
stefan and acted as pianist for the con
vention.
Geo. Joseph, $3.50 Ave. G, Birming
ham. Ala orders the News sent t.
him one year. He was formerly IL
business here, and has an attractiV
daughter residing with Mr.. and Mrs
John r. Rogers.
]. Il. DeSabla brought us a sampl
Saturday of some superfine sorghum
which he has been making down
his Mace It was made of some can
raised on the Pryor farm near Jasper
and is of very fine quality. In fact
we have never tasted any better