Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-02-25
LOCAL.
Telephone. Jasper 59-5

J. c Martin went to Chattanooga
Tuesday.
John White, Whitwell. Tenn, Or
ders the News for 6 months.
J. H. Adams of Comfort, tax asses
sor, was here Monday moroning.
The sequatohie sawmill shipped
two carloads of poplar lumber THIS
week
S 81. Wells, Route I, Jasper, comes
across with SOC to get the News for
one year.
W. J Alder, Whitwell, is new
subscriber to the News, and we are
"'dee-lighted," of course.
The Handle Works is receiving a
very large quantity of hickory, large
stock being piled in the yards.
A. L. Robertson, Clerk and Master
Chaucery Court, of Jasper was here
yesterday afternoon in his automobile.
w. F. Pickett, Whitwell, is another
man who caa't do without the News,
and orders the paper sent to him for
year
James Smith has returned from
Chattanooga, and will devote his time
henceforth to bis farming interests IN
Little Sequatchie Cove.
J. W. Scofield and Son are making
preparations to build house on their
land, lust below Point. Wanalancet,
which was formerly the Vineyards
Lee Turner shipped a carload of
corn this week. Before entering upon
the job of shelling the corn, be pur-
chased a new shelter, which shells the
corn at the rate of bushel minute.
W. G. Byrd favored us with sub
scrlption this week. "Charie" is one
of our most regular subscribers, and
has got to have the News visit him
weekly along with the rest OF the good
fellows.
Bud Kilgore, formerly of this place.
is lying very seriously i'll at his home
at East Lake, so advices say from bis
brother, John Kilgore, at Monteagle,
to M. Burnett. this city.
Jasper L. Rogers, Beaumont, Tex
as, orders the New for one year. per
a letter addressed to his friend, Walter
Brewer, this city. He is at the Phoe-
nix Hotel, and holds responsible pos
ition.
Interesting photos Of Sequachee
scenes have been received by M. Burn
EFT from the Cleveland party who
were here recently. Nj. Burnett APP
preciated their remembrance very
much.
j. r. Baker, of Jasper, who is con-
nected with the Sequachee Valley
Real Estate Co., of that place, was
here Monday. The firm is composed
of A. R. Hall. ). r. Baker and W.
B. Atkins, and they propose to work
up some big deals in lands in this val
ley.
Rev. G. W. Burrow, presiding cid
er of this district, was here from Chat
tanooga Sunday and Monday to con-
duct regular quarterly meeting at Ow.
en- Church Rev. Burrow is editor OF
the Midland Methodist Of Nashville,
and paid us pleasant call.
g. w. Payne, Of Monteagle, was
here Saturday evening coming over en-
auto with a party from Indiana. Mr..
Payne is an enthusiast over the loca-
ton of the "Dixie Highway thru
this section. and justly so, for it Is
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which it will cost least to complete.
B. B. Alder. Whitwell, one Of the
oldest subscribers of the News, called
in on us Friday, and renewed his sub.
acription in advance Mr. Alder had
been to Jasper to hear what the N, Q.
s. st. l.. R'y had to offer. He brought
us in two new subscribers, for which
he has our thanks.
A, L. Robertson, Clerk and Master
of Chancery Court, Jasper, favors US
with amount on subscription to Jan.
18, 1915 Mr.. Robertson in an inter
view at Jasper Friday, expressed him
self as greatly interested in the loca'
tion of the Dixie Highway through
this county and Jasper. We agree
with him that it is the logical route,
and should be adopted.