Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-12-02
LOCAL.
Telephone. Jasper 5s.5

Thomas Stewart. of Jasper, was here
Monday.
Lee Turner went to Chattanooga
Monday.
Gilbert Pryor went to Wbitwell
Monday
Mrs. F. w. Leland went to Chat
tanooga Friday
M. T. Pryor of Whitwell, spent San
day In Sequachee
Uncle Jesse Coppinger went to Stew
enson, Ala, Friday.
Sam Curtis is proposing erecting q
cottage in Coppinger Cove.
Frank King ana James Russell were
in Jasper Sunday morning.
L. P. Brewer is weighing corn on
the Hall farm on the river.
Capt. ]. G. Lancaster, of Jasper,
was mere Saturday afternoon.
G. Sherman made business trip to
Birmingham, Ala, last week,
The baby of Mr. and Mrs. Will Cop
pinger has been sick this week.
Mrs. James Russell has been i'll, and
DR.. Lacy has been in attendance. 6
Mrs. G. Sherman spent Thanksgiv-
ing in Chattanooga with relatives.
F. W. Leland and daughter, Miss
Nell, wele in Chattanooga Saturday.
Remember we can do your job work
just as we'll as that other fellow, and
a deal quicker.
High School students resumed their
studies Monday after a vacation for
Thanksgiving.
Misses Eula Chadwick and Nellie
Bray spent Thanksgiving at their
home at Red Hill.
Walter Hopkins, of Nashville, spent
Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr..
and Mis- D. Hopkins.
A. B. Hamilton has commenced the
erection of residence fol d. D. Lew
is on the ridge east of here.
s. R. Moser spent several days here
this week, recovering from severe
attack of ptomaine poisoning.
James Coldwell went to Chattanoo-
ga Friday to meet his bride, who has
iourneyed from Dover, N. Fl.
G. D. Dykes, Tracy City. orders the
News sent to him one veal, ordering
per our friend, J. H. Adams
Mrs M. D. Brewer spent Thankgs-
giving in Chattanooga, the guest of
her sister, Mrs J. B. Chadwick.
The Sequacbee Saw Mill is running
regular time now, aud a considerable
number of logs are being brought in.
]. A. Lewis, 9OS Ash Crescent, Fl.
Worth, Tex, will read the News for
10 mouths, for warding subscription per /
A. L. Bracken
Mrs. H. B. Byrd, Of Lake View,
near Chattanooga, arrived Monday ev-
ening to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs D. Hopkins.
Ed Curtis was the bappiest man in
Thursday. He received
a Thanksgiving present in the shape /
of a fine boy, and now his hat won't
fit his head.
Corn gathering is being completed
and the crop is not near as good as
was expected Lots of corn was wash
ed away by the floods, and high prices
will rule next summer.
J. c. Martin went to Chattanooga
Friday, to receive treatment for one
of his eyes. He has been suffering
from cataracts for a number of years,
but it is greatly improved under the
treatment of the doctor.
Our friend, Walter Hopkins, has
been promoted to the Nashville Office
of the N, G. and st, L., having a
position with the general managers
office. We are pleased to learn of HIS
rise, and expect some day to see him
holding down one Of the big jobs on
the old reliable N, G. q st. L.
R. A. Cheek, one of our valued sub
scribers at Orme. Tenn, orders the
News sent to MIN at Tracy City where
he will locate, He informs us that he
will be on the alelt for some subscrb-
srs over there in the mountain city.
We regret to learn that he hss had
,ome very serious sickness in his fam
ly.