Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-03-25
LOCAL.
Telephone. Jasper 59-5

VIM Lee went to South Pittsburg
yesterday
Mrs W. K. Marlin went to Jasper
Saturday afteroon
Mrs, Hugh Byrd and Temple Wall
went to Chattanooga yesteday SHOP
ping
Miss Gladys Jones. Route I, Whit
well Tenn, will read the News for
one year
Nathaniel Ellis, Lodge. Tenn, for
warus Soc to have the News come to
him year.
Austin Mosier has reentered the Ma
rion county High School at Jasper, to
complete bis studies.
L. P Brewer, resdent justice here,
attended the Dixie Highway meeting
at Jasper Saturday.
J. A Roberts, Whitwell, Tenn, or
ders the News per our Whitwell agent,
Miss Louplla Bull.
Master Joe Leland spent Saturday
night visiting friends near Oak Grove,
where he attended party
Mrs Il. R. Gillian, Ketchall,
Tenn will read the News for one
year, ordered for her by her husband.
Fl NJ. Deakins, of Jasper, the ire
prrssible. hands us SOC with all the
gooa wishes possible, as is usual with
Huse
J. NJ. Bible, Esq, Comfort, Tenn,
orders the News sent to him for one
year We are glad to have Mr.. Bible
on our list.
DIR. A B Thach, t4S 9TH Ave,
Ma hville, Tenn, sends 81 90 to have
the News sent to him two years. which
VIZ are glad to do
Jas Hoge, an old freni of the
News, living in the Ebenezer settle.
ment, subscribes for this journal OF
wisdom for six months.
Mr.. and Mrs J. W O'Neal, of Ira
cy City have been visiting here this
week Mr. O'Neal called on the News
Tuesday morning to pay his subscrip'
ton.
W. e Alley, Phoenix, Ariz, will
read the News for six months, sent to
him by his uncle, Huse D. akins. Mr..
Alley is connected with Vaughn Bros.
a firm of that city.
Mrs F. W Leland and daughter,
Mis- Nell and Mrs. w F. Harris
went to Jasper Saturday afternoon,
being attracted by Vann q Alleys
millinery opening.
There was pretty fair delegation
of Sequachians at the convention at
Jasper Saturday, and every one of
them wants the Dixie Highway to 60
mp the mountain here,
M. L Harris, of Cleveland Tenn,
sends one dollar to have the News sent
to himself one year and also to Nelson
Pone who is employed by Mr. Harris
on his farm.
Sherman Smith returned from Chat
tauooga Tuesday where be had been in
training with the Chattanooga team
B. B team. He is contemplating
taking position with the South wes-
tern league in Texas,
Snow fell again Sunday night, and
the ground was white Monday mefn-
ing Probably two inches fell AS
Sunday was the first day of Spring, it
was uhenominal to start off Spring
with snow on the ground, at least In
this section.
G. G. Alder, Giuld,. Tenn, orders
the News for one year. Mr., Alder
purched the W. q. Hale farm just be-
low the dam last January. and moved
his family there. He spent several
days last week, visiting friends and
relatives near here and at Jasper.
The neat verses on first page of the
News this week are the composition of
q Chattanooga lady. Mrs X V. Man
ming, who writes the News: Excuse
the liberty take in sending it, but
am an interested reader of the little
home paper"
Mrs Rebecca Hale. who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs William
Ford, here left for Rankin's Cove
Wednesday morning to visit another
daughter. Mrs Hale recently dispos-
ed Of her property on east side Of the
river near lock and dam, and makes !
her home With her children, who are
all married She was accompanied by
her little granddaughter.