Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-11-11
LOCAL.
Telephone. Jasper 5s-5

Alex West. of CurtisviIle, was here
Monday.
Miss Euls Chadwick spent Monday
at Jasper. soliciting for the News.
Miss Gladys Jones. Whitwell. will
continue to read the News another six
months.
Chas. Campbell returned Monday
from visit to relatives on Cumber-
land mountain.
Prof. 7. R. Hackworth, of the Ma
rion County High School, Jasper, or
ders the News for one year.
Fred Campbell, Of Cumberland
mountain, was here Monday, after
good Sequence ground meal.
Miss Mama Darden. Jasper, one OF
the faculty of Marion High School, or
ders the News for six months.
j. D. Lewis, of Caroline Chapel,
was here Saturday with a big lot Of
corn for the Sequatchie Supply Store
D. M. Dame is another man in faI
away Texas, Crisp is the township,
who orders the News sent to him an
other year.
G. E. Hancock, of Ebenezer, was
here Monday. en- route to Whitwe'l,
with four barrels of good country mo-
lasses. the best made.
Frank King, valued employe Of
the agricultural department of the
News, decides that he must have the
News to read this winter, and 80 or
ders accordingly.
w. A. Cantrell and family, of Whit
we'll, we're here Friday in their tnt
Buick machine, returning from Chat
tanooga where they had been to TAXI
in the District Fair.
Prof. J. J. Higgins, who as princi
pal Of the Marion County High School
Jasper, is establishing record for
we'll conducted school. orders thu
News continued to him another year.
Miss Maggie Houts, writing from
East Lake, Tenn, says: Please con
tinue to send me the News. We ar
lost without the old home paper.
The News goes forward this week will
it's weekly visit.
Mrs. J. Fl. Harris. 311O Ave. N.
East Lake, formerly of this county, or
ders the News continued to her hom
another year. as she is interested il
the movements of the citizens, man.
of whom are 'auld acquaintance"
W. q. Wilson, of South Pittsburg
was here Saturday. He was looking
after the interests of Senator Lea, TO
whom he is putting up a splendid tigh
in this county. Elsewhere will b
found letter endorsing Senator Lea
which he causes to be published.
Mrs. Henry Schilt, Mr., and Mrs
Will Schilt, Mrs, Lena VanAlmel
and Mr.. Martin Schilt, all Of Trac.
City. composing an auto party return
ing from visit to relatives in Pike
Vile, passed thru here Tuesday morn
ing, en- route home.
Col. W. C. Robertson. who has re
purchased his fine farm in Rankin
Cove, and is preparing to move to
as, soon as he has disposed Of his Chat
tanooga home, is sporting fine Hup
mobile, and is jamming the Dixi
Highway at lively clip.
Mrs. G. E. Crutchfield, Route
Whitwell, and son and daughter, wer
here Saturday and called at this ofic
to renew her subscription. She canno
get along without the News. She
one of the oldest subscribers to tn
News, taking it for nearly 90 years.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 81. Spears, of Caro-
line Chapel, were here Saturday.
was Mr.. Spears first trip out since b
was struck with paralysis last May
He whimiscally refers to it as the oc
casion when he was hit by the bon
bill. His good wife gave us cordia
invitation to come over in their set
Element, and get treated nice, whic
we are certain they would do. The
renewed their subscription to the New
with some nice potatoes. They hav
been taking the News ever since it wa
first published, with the exception G
two years. intermission, when the
were unable to hit the dollar rate.