Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-08-05
LOCAL.
Telephone. Jasper 5s-5

J. D; De;ur of wbitwell, was here
Thursday.
A. r. Rankin, of Jasper, was here
Thursday.
}. D; Lewis. of Chapel, was
here Thursday.
W. G. Moore, of Caroline Chapel,
was here Thursday.
W.. NJ Westmoreland, of Jasper,
was here Thursday.
s. H. Alexander, of Jasper, was
among the visitors Thursday.
j. 7. Billingsley, Of Caroline Chap
ell, was among the crowd Thursday.
]. J. Dykes, of whitwell, driving a
hne Overland car, was here Thursday.
A. l.. Robertson of Jasper, and fam
lily, were here Thursday at the picnic
W. A. Cantrell, of Whitwell, was
here Thursday, driving fine Buick
car.
J, M. Privett, of Caroline Chapel,
was here Thursday with the Farmers
Union.
Miss Lizzie Hopkins, of Stevenson,
Ala: has been here visiting her
brother, D. Hopkins.
Mr.. and Mrs Foster Kelly and
children, OF Jasper, were at the Blow
ing Spring Sunday afternoon.
J. j. Dykes and family and G. A.
Rigby and family, of Whitwell, spent
Sunday at the Blowing Spring.
P. H. Jackson, of Victoria, lead
ing farmer there, was here Thursday
and enjoyed the Farmers Union Raj
ly.
Judge NJ. NJ Allison, of Chattanoo'
ga, aud party, in very fine touring
car, were here Thursday at the Farm
er's Union Rally.
j. w, Scofeld and W. S. Pryor
went to Ketner's Mill Tuesday to see
about the building of the new Hale
Chapel school house.
Mrs. Robert Randle and children
left Tuesday for their home in Chatta'
nooga, after a short visit with Mrs.
Randle's father, NJ Burnett.
Miss Alta Sherrod, r. 5, Florence,
Ala, will receive the News for three
~ months through the courtesy of VII
broRrd j. Scofeld, of Smithsonia, Ala.
60 Mr., and Mrs Orb Lusk and child
,,,sgeu, of Straw Plains, Tenn, who hav'
been visiting Mrs. Lusk's father, nj
Burnett, left Tuesday for their home
Austin WALL of Smithsonia, Ala:
will read the News for one year. d.
was formerly from this part of thu
country, and hence is interested II
the news of this section.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Francis ant
baby, of Inman, were here Thursday
Mr.. Francis ordered the News sent t
him to keep up with the bond bust
ness and get general union news.
Miss Augusta Evans, Florence
Ala is added to our list for thre
months, through the courtesy of vii
ford j Scofeld, who is connected wit
the government works at Smithsonia
Ala.
Patrick Ford, of Chattanooga, an
Mathew Ford, of the east side OF tn
river from South Pittsburg, we're her
THURSDAY, visiting their brother, vii
liam Ford and family, and taking !
the Farmers Union Rally.
J. D. Lay, Jasper, orders the New
sent to him one year. Mr.. Lay IS on
of the most prominent farmers OF tn
Rankin's cove neighborhood, Away
pushing and active. He was bel
Thursday to attend the Farmers U
ion Rally.
Wilfold J. Scofield visited homefoll
a couple of days this week, coming b
the way of Nashville. where he stoo
examination for license as operator
motor boats, He is now employed Q
the Government Fleet at Smithsonii
Ala, as a gasoline engineer.
Hiram Coppinger, of Copping'
Cove, was recently operated on in
Chattanooga hospital. A number
wears ago be received an injury to b
head, which had been lately givir
him trouble, piece of bone pressir
upon the brain. The operation WI
very successfully performed the first
last week.
d. A. Kilgore, of Bridgeport, Ala
was here Friday, visiting Jesse Gri
fith and family. He returned
Rridoeport with an old style "ht
rifle" which had been used by Mr.
f3riffith's first husband, and it W
Interesting to note Mr.. Kilgore's e
nlanatiou of how the powder was pou
ed into it with a little measuring Gu
n niece Of cloth placed over muzzle
barrel. ball dropped on it. and &
whole rammed bone. Then cap W
nlaced in position, and the rifle W
aady Cow hnainess Mr., Kilgore su
.seribed for the News while here.