Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-12-16
LOCAL.
Telephone. Jasper 59.5

Mrs. Martha Byrd has been i'll, but
is better.
Mrs. Jas. Russell has recovered
from a recent illness.
Geo Robbins, Sequachee, pays sub
scription for six months.
Mrs. G. Sherman was in Chattanoo-
ga the latter part of the week.
Lacy Shirley, Harlan. KY. sends
25c for the News for six months.
folly Burnett and family have NOV
ed to the Lawson house in Falling
Spring Cove.
W s. Pryor attended the county
meeting of the farmers union at Kill
liam Saturday.
Ralph, little son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cal Griffith, is recovering from an at
tack of pneumonia
Annis Mcintyre, Whitwell, Tenn,
orders ths News for six months fol
winter reading.
T. N. Kearley, of Whitwell, is now
located at Tracy City, and orders bis
copy of the News sent there.
S. H Bennett, one of the best
known farmers of Marion County,
sends order to keep the News coming
his way-simply can't do without it.
a. q. Evans, Dunlap, Tenn, kind
ly renews his subscription to the Old
Reliable, and very tolerably prompt
", too, for his subscription only e1-
pired Nov. rs.
Dock Burnett has had painful OPP
GRAFTON performed in his throat, where
by tonsil was removed, DR.. Price,
of Jasper, operating.
John Rogers and son-in-law, Ike
Houts, of the East Side, were here
Friday, looking after their milling in
terests in anticipation Of bad weather.
J. S. Bennett, of Sequacbee, kindly
renews his subscription to June 2
1915, SO as to be paid up in advance
and be square with the printer.
VIM. Thornton. of Victoria. was
here Saturday and raised big snort
because he didn't get his copy of the
News. Must have the Old Reliable
along with the other good things of
life.
Mrs. Maggie Pryor, Route 9, Whit
we'll, Tenn, orders the News club
bing arrangement of McCalrs Maya
zine and pattern, Home Life and Peo-
ple's Popular Monthly, all for soc, a
good offer, which she appreciates.
A. G. Chaudoin, Highland Park,
Tenn, kindly pays subscription for
current year this week. He was form
erly a valued citizen of this place
and wants to keep up with the news
Of the valley
DR.. Wesley Songer, Of Jasper, was
here Thursday. He makes a special
ty of chronic diseases, and is meeting
with success. He is treating Bud Rus
sell. of this city, who Is suffering
from a hlonic liver trouble, and Is
helping him.
L. M. Hines, of Tracy City. with
his son, Louis, at the helm of his
Buick machine. accompanied by Mr.
Hawkins, of Tracy City, passed thru
here Friday, returning from the upper
valley where they had been on hunt
ing trip. They reported only fair sue
cess.
A. r. Pryor, proprietor of the Pry-
or Garage, Jasper, was here Saturday
Mr.. Pryor has decided genius for
mechanics and is building at odd in
tervals an so b. p. roadster automo-
bile after his own design. He has Civ
en- up his Chattanooga garage and will
devote his time exclusively to bis
plant here
F. l.. Minor has been in Nashville
for the past week, where he went to
be examined by DIR. Riterer. the fam
ous specialist on nervous troubles. He
has been suffering from disease of
the nerves which is very painful at
times, but the physicians in Nash
willie, give him great encouragement
of bei.,g able to cure him.