Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-08-12
LOCAL.
Telephone. Jasper 5s-5

will Hoge, Of Ebenezer, was here
Friday with the picnic.
Mrs. Tom Ashburn, Clifty, Tenn,
sorders the News for six months.
Thos. Stewart, of Jasper, and party
spent Sunday at the Blowing Spring.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Lee, Of Pikeville, or
ders the News sent to her for SIX
1months.
Misses Mary and Georgia Hoge, OF
Jasper, we're the guests Of Mrs. F. l.
Minor Sunday.
J. a. Curtis. of Appison, Tenn,
arrived Friday evening on a visit to
relatives and friends.
The Sunday school of Epenezer pic
-nicked at the Blowing Spring Friday
and had a very enjoyable time.
Mrs. John Condra returned yester-
day morning from visit Of nearly
week with her parents, near Dunlap.
]. W. Bennett, Sawyer St., Chatta-
pooga, Tenn. orders the News sent to
him, sending 1t by Uncle Dan Pitman'
who was in Chattanooga over Sunday.
Through the kindness of Uncle Jesse
Coppingsr we have the pleasure of re.
storing the name of Bert @. Lee, OF
Louisville, KY, to our subscription
lists.
A heavy rain Monday morning will
be very beneficial to crops. and VIII
make corn to beat the band. Farmers
were getting uneasy as rain was great-
ly needed.
Dan Pitman, of Route 2, Whitwell.
informs us that he will be glad to
sell his place for $500 less than be
values it, so as to leave the county
and get away from the high taxes.
Chas. Holloway orders his copy OF
the News sent to Guelph, N. u,
where we suppose he has located. we
were surprised to hear from him away
up there, as we supposed he was stiii
at Whitwell.
g. M. Crutchfeld, Of Whitwell was
here Wednesday Of last week. He In
formed ne that he had accepted posi-
tion in a machine shop at Waverly,
West Va. and to send his copy Of the
News to that place.
Louis Harris, of Inman, was here
Friday. Mr.. Harris is Business Agen,
for the Farmers Union, and is very
anxious to secure a County Demonstra'
tor. a man who will teach better
farm methods by practical home dem
onstration..
~ will Burnett and Earl Brewer at
tended 'sLog Rolling, or convention
of the Woodmen Of the World. at Fay
4 etteyille last week. They were dele
gates and about 1900, delegates were II
attendance. Burnett reports big pa
rade, splendid treatment, and one OF
the cleanest neatest towns he ever
saw.
VIM. Lee has purchased fine But
terfy'' Separator, and Mrs. Lee II
now happy. It is a splendid machine
and works like a charm. The cream
ia 40 completely separated from tn
milk that not drop remains, ana tn'
labor of taking care of cream Is there
by lessened.
7 r. Stepbenson, a valued enginee
for the Tennessee Coal, Iron & Rail
road Co., writes as to forward his pa
per to Del Rio, Cooke Co., Tenn.
where he ia now located doing worl
for the company, instead of at Biz
minoham. He ia Marion Count
how and has lots of friends over here.
The "Jasper Old Timers have
challenged the "Sequachee Cripples'
for a hack at We ancient game OF bas
ball at the park, Jasper, Saturday evv
enipg. The challenge has been accept
ed and a royal good time ia expected
ION Saturday Sunday it will not b.
SO good as arnica and other kinds o
Eminent will be in strong demand.
The following composed merr,
party who picnicked on Battle Creel
Sunday, going by means of tallyno
Misses Nell Leland, Katie May Willis
Pearl Harris, Elizabeth Deakins, Mat
tie Lasater, Messrs. Everett Willis
I.ish Martin, Lasater Wynn, Alber
Lasater. They were joined at Kim
ball by Miss Emma Kelly. They at
dinner at the fine spring at Battl
Greek and supper on the way back.
Our friend A. L. Bracken, of Dial
las, Tex writing to us regardin
change In his address, we note, uses
letter head of the Woodmen OF tn
World, Eureka Camp, No. ali, O
which he is clerk We do not belon
to the Woodchoppers, but note that tn
design is stump with wedge enter
ing IL, with the inscription, "Dur
tacit, clamat." which rather enlg
mstically expresses the idea OF Will
IL is silent 1t makes big noise. whic
is correct as far as the wedge is con
cerned, for while it speaks not it doe
whole lot Mr.. Brackens' new ad
dress is 1898 Cole Avenue, to any c
his friends who wish to write.