Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-10-07
LOCAL.
Telephone. Jasper 5s.5

Sam Curtis has been attending court
at Jasper this week
81. M. Westmoreland is shipping a
car load Of cattle from here this week.
Miss Jane Burnett went to Chatta-
nooga Thursday to consult PHYSICIAN.
She has been in i'll health for some
time. She returned Monday evening.
g. w. Mccullough. Of the noun
tain, was here Friday, coming in for
supplies and took opportunity to pay
his subscription to the News. Next
Jim Pitman, of Inman, was here
Tuesday after good old Sequachee
ground meal He reports high water
as preventing farmers over there from
going to Ketner's mill
Ben Rogers, Whitwell, orders the
News for months. His subscription
expired and he felt lost without the
News coming his way. He is attend
ing court at Jasper this week.
We have car load of Chattanooga
Brick, which we offer for sale at the
lowest possible price.
SEQUATCHIE HANDLE WORKS.
Advt. ct.
Lee Turner shipped car load OF
beef cattle Saturday, the first to be
loaded from the new stock pen, and
the second to be shipped from here,
VIM. Lee loading car here some
years ago.
Mrs. John Moore and baby, of Cedar
Spiing, arrived Saturday evening to
visit Mrs Moore's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. T. B. Lasater. They were &C.
companied by Miss May Lasater. who
had been visiting them.
Jim Privett. of near Inman, was
here Tuesday for breadstuff He re,
ports his crop as practically ruined by
the high water as his bottom lands
were completely flooded, corn. pump
kins and everything movable floating
downstream.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Fl. Wilson, Of
South Pittsburg, and two sons, were
here Saturday, driving up lin theii
car. Mr.. Wilson is actively looking
after the intele sts of Senator Lee il
Marion county. While here he order
ed the News sent to his address.
Miss Ethel Schnerer, 10402 Yale
Ave-, Cleveland, Ohio, sends 25c fol
months of the News. Miss Schnerel
was here last winter and made many
friends. By the way, a certain gen
tleman of this town informed US that
he was going to send her a big box Of
walnuts soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. Sherman returned
home Saturday evening after pleas
ant visit to New York and other cas-
tern points. Mr. Sherman went tt
New Hampshire where he saw Mr.
Melcher and Mrs. Pearson. They re-
port it very cold in the East and over
coats were very much in demand.
Messrs. Chas. Curtis, of the Sequat
chic Supply Store, and M. d. Brewer
have kindly consented to offer prizei
to the ladies for the best chocolate
and cocoanut cakes and for the best
Jelly and preserves offered at the fail
to be held at the Town Hall Oct. 90
a. This will give the ladies some
thing to work for. Who will be mex
to offer prizes for other departments
J. R. Wampler, Long Island, Ala
and W. A. Ross, of same section, were
here Saturday. and paid us brief bu
pleasant call, both ordering the New
for six months. Wampler is an old
ball player and came around to renew
old associations, when he was stal
catcher on the Pryor Institute team
They were on their way to Victoria t.
visit relatives and friends.
Fl. E. Tate, of Dustin, Oklahoma
has been in the county this week t.
attend the funeral of his brother, DIR
Tate. He reports heavy rains in hi
section this summer, and much malar
Ia from which he has been suffering
himself. His friends we're all glad t.
.ee him. Mr.. Tate taught school a
this Mace for number of years, ant
conducted very high grade sessions
but like several other good teacheri
who have taught here, found it YER
unnleasapt as his efforts for their bet
torment we're not appreciated by som
of the citizens.