Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-08-26
LOCAL.
Telephone. Jasper 5s.5

Earl Brewer was in Chattanooga the
first of the week.
Mrs. Alexander, of Jasper, Is visit
ing hel daughter. Mrs. Standifer Ben
nett.
Mrs. Mary Chadwick, of Chattanoo-
ag, Is here visiting bel sister, Mrs. NJ
ID. Brewer.
Miss Pearl Burke, Inman. renews
subscription this week, for which sne
has out thanks.
Albert Griffith, Route 3. Whitwell,
Tenn has bis name placed among the
readers Of the News.
J. 81. Adams, of Comfort. was here
Tuesday morning, and paid the News
q short and pleasant call.
Fayt Hudson and family were here
Saturday in a handsome Dodge car,
for which Mr. Hudson Is agent.
L. P. Brewer was tomahawked and
scalped at South Pittsburg Friday
night. He joined the Red Men.
b. Crumbliss, Kingston. Tenn, will
read the News, sent to him by his SON
in law, A. l. Robertson, OF Jasper.
J.C. Martin is suffering with a
trouble in one of his eyes. and fears
that an operation will be necessary
Mrs. Rebecca L. Hale, Is visiting
her daughter, Mrs VIM. Ford. She has
been living with daughter near
Guild.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. Sherman and Mr..
and Mrs. f. l.. Minor attended the
-Lankester Golden Wedding celebration
at Jasper Tuesday evening.
J. W. O'Neal, Tracy City, Tenn:
orders the News continued to hii
home. Says 1t is like doing without
something to eat to miss copy OF the
News.
Rev. Jno,. H. PARROT, Morristown
Tenn. orders the News, sending II
bis subscription to keep up with Ma
rion County affairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Williamson ant
children. of Knoxville, are here visit
ing Mrs williamson 8 sister, Mrs. Il
P.Brewer, arriving Monday afternoon
Mrs B. G. Lee and children lief
Monday morning for their home II
louisville, KY, after visit OF sever
al weeks with relatives in Copplnge
Cove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos Coppinger an
children, of Glover Hill, were ner
Saturday night and Sunday, visitln
Mrs. Easter Lawson, who recently sus
tanned broken arm.
James Layne, of Inman, was her
Saturday after an absence OF year
and Ia enthusiastic over the successfu
removal of cancer from him by Mrt
sSallie Nelson, of Guild.
Byron Bennett, who holds a mic
positiop with the railroad. arrive
Tbursday to visit his parents, MI
and Mis-. Standifer Bennett. DE
looking we'll and as If the world ws
treating him kindly.
Clyde Griffith and Albert Griffith
Mt. Olivet, we're here Friday, return
ing from Sonth Pittsburg, where tne
had been to attend state meeting
the P. o s. of A. They left for ga
~oline Chapel to visit the former 1a''
er, Squire Monroe Griffith.
Lish Martin had an experience Il
other day on Hall Hill which was il
terestinR. An automobile dashed Q
bebind him, and struck the lear OF
buggy, damaging one wheel an
throwing milk cans out The driv'
lost control of the machine and TOR 8
instant it threatened to plunge on
the rocks below the road, but wi
stopped finally
Mrs. J. B. Eldridge, of CLEVELAND
Tenn. was here last week, visitir
Mrs. VIM. Owen, driving over vii
her daughter, Miss Nell, and M
REYNOLDS, in his car. They left Clev
land about eight o'clock Sunday NOR
inns, and arrived here without sing
minhap except a punctured tire viii!
happened Just as they reached q
corner by e. S Haynes residenc
Mr.. Reynolds and Miss Nell left Il
next day for Cleveland, but Mrs Eli
ridge remained for the week.
e. B. Wiesener and wife and bah
of Memphis, and Mrs. E. W. Che
and children, of Tracy City, were he
Monday en- route to Chattanooga In
Ford machine They report some b
places in'road between here and II
cy, notably on north side OF b
Ridge, but otherwise the route
ideal. Mr.. Weisener will be remei
bered as visiting here several tim
with the Tracy City ball team in yea
mast. and is most compartment
young man. He Is trusted emplo
Of the Bry- Block Co., Memphis.
Ia still a base ball enthusiast and sa
he intends to teach his son to thre
with either right or left arm, when
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