Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-07-15
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J.F. Mechanism, Sequachee. ~.
ders the News for 6 months. -
R. G. Goodier and Craig Rawlings
we're in Jasper Monday afternoon.
K. d. Curtis, register of deeds Jas:
per, was at the singing convention
Sunday.
Misses Kate and Annie Perkins. Of
Whitwell, were here Sunday, the
guests of friends.
HI. Privett and George Lewis of
Caroline Chapel. were here SUNDAY.
and enjoyed the convention.
F. W. Brewer. Jasper. the we'll
Lnowp clothier. and member of CITY
commission, orders the News sent 70
him.
Rev. Hugh Swift, of the Paulist
Fathers. of Winchester, Tenn, was
hel FTt'ay night, the guest of Mai.
Hilfar aamily.
Mr.. Ia Mrs. W. S. Wilson. and
daughter, Mary, of Glover Hill, were
here Sunday, the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Byrd.
Mrs. ]. D. Richards, 4O4 Lookout
St, Chattanooga. Tenn, will read
the News sent, to her by Foster V.
Powell, of Whitwell.
Foster V. Powell, Whitwell, who is
steady friend of the News. reading
1t regularly, orders six months more
of its intrinsic worth.
Hx.y L. Allen, Kimball orders the
NewAsent to him one year Mr.. al.
len is an admirer, of the News for its
firm stand against this undesirable
taxation.
s A. Patton, Jasper. orders the
News. Mr.. Patton is a member of
the firm of Patton & Prigmore, who do
an extensive grocery business at that
place.
Squire w. T. Dugan, Sequachee, Or
ders the News sent to him. He came
clear in that bond matter and the peo-
pie respect him for his firm stand for
their rights.
Mr.. and Mrs. jackson Lee, of Biz.
mingham, Ala, arrived Sunday morn
ing to visit Mr.. Lees parents, Mr.. |
and Mrs. VIM. Lee. They were mar
red Wednesday before.
Mrs Lillian Cunningham, and son.
Morris, of Chattanooga, were here
Sunday to attend the Singing Conven-
ton. They formerly lived here and
their friends were glad TO see them.
J. G. Lancaster, of Jasper, was here
Saturday. He was accompanied by J.
W. Kirkpatrick. physician and sur.
geon, who is locating at Jasper with
office at the Lancaster Hotel.
Mrs. VIM. Houts, and son, George.
of Chattanooga, we're among those at
tending the singing convention. They
we're formerly residents of this place
and met many friends and acquaintan-
rces.
j. A. Walker, Jr., WhitwelI, orders
the News sent to him for year. He
wants to learn the latest in this bond
business, we presume, and we propose
to give the latest if our friends will
help us keep posted.
". R. league of Looney's Greek,
was here Sunday, trying his new auto
mobile 1t is reported that the ma
chine got beyond his control and he
managed to amputate a lady's slipper.
1t was close call for the lady.
Misses Henrie and Salle Martin, of
Winchester, Tenn, arrived Saturday ;
night on visit to their uncle and I
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs j. q. Martin. 1t
is their first visit here since the fami-
ag moved from this place about year
go, and their many friends are glad
0 see them.
A. T. Stewart. of Jasper, was here
Friday. He is more popularity known {
as "Tom" Stewart, but as member of
the firm of Stewart g. Stewart, with
law offices at Jasper. is known as A.
T Stewart. He favored US with a
nice order for printing. His father,
the other member of the firm. is loca
ted at Winchester, Tenn. ,
Mr.. aud Mrs. O. FL. Francis and ba- e
by, of Inman, were here Sunday to a
attend the Singing Convention. Mr.. s
Francis is Secretary of the County or T
ganization of the Farmers Union, and b
predicts great day july Goth, when
they hold grand rally here with
strong speakers from Nashville. >
Mrs. Josie Houts, and daughter,
Miss Maggie, and son, James, were 1
lere Sunday attending the Singing
Mrs Houts and Miss
Maggie, came on the morning train.
while James came through on his mo-
;orcycle, making the trip in two
hours, including stop for adjustment
If his engine, wait for the ferryman
1t Raukin's Ferry, and some rough
Dad which made his procedure neces
ssfily slow for couple Of miles. j