Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-07-22
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-=niss Rebecca Martin has been Ill
this week.
Lee Turner is having his wheat
threshed this week.
Dan Gallagher, Jasper, orders the
News sent to him for one year.
Miss May Lasater has recovered
from a very severe illness with fever.
N. N. Ellis. Victoria, orders the
News so as to keep posted about the
infamous bond bill.
John Lawson left Monday evening
for Bell Fontaine, Ala, on business
trip for the Handle Works.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Ellis, of Victoria,
were here Sunday, returning from
visit to relatives at Shellmound.
Lucius Ables, of South Pittsburg,
was here Friday, cleaning up his lot
in Owen cemetery. While here he
subscribed for the News.
A number of young folks chaperoned
by Mrs Hugh Byrd, took a straw
ride to Jasper Friday night, and had
lots Of fun, so it is reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Pryor and
children left Monday morning on a
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. R. J. Brown in
Northern Georgia, not far from Chat
tanooga.
Mrs. John Moore and baby returned
Sunday to their home at Cedar Spring,
after spending sometime with Mrs.
Moore's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. B.
Lasater.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Sherman left
Thursday evening for Wrightsville
Beach, North Carolina. Mr.. Sherman
goes on business connected with the
Sequatchie Handle Works.
Hugh Byrd made trip last week to
Lake View, Ga, new town being
established about eight miles from
Chattanooga, where he expects to To-
cate in the near future
Chas. Curtis, John Lawson and
Walter Randle, all rabid baseball fans,
witnessed the game at South Pitts
burg Saturday between Orme and
Whitwell.
Harry Loach and party, of Whitwell,
were here Saturday night, AUTOMOBILE
ing. His engine went dead for want
of gasoline when at the spring branch,
aud he had to call on the News fol
fresh supply.
g. E. Alley, of Jasper, was here
Friday, distributing circulars for
Vann & Alley. who commenced big
sale yesterday. They have faith in
the News as an advertising medium,
and we hope our friends will rally to
their support.
W. s. Randle, Sequachee, kindly
hands half to keep the News coming
his way He endorses our stand on
the bond question, and says the News
editorials are the finest ever written
in Sequachee Valley.
Misses Henrie and Sallie Martin Of
Winchester, who have been visiting
relatives here, left Friday for Jasper
to visit J. r. Janey and family before
going on to Battle Creek to spend a
week with their sister, Mrs. Geo. BIZ
BILE.
Tan lac is a highly recommended
tonic for the system. Purifies the
blood, and imparts vigor Is made OF
a combination of roots, barks and
herbs, natures remedies. blended to-
gether for best results. Try it. For
sale by Walker q Lasater, Jasper,
Tenn. Advt. J.22, st.
Miss Rebecca Martin entertained
Thursday night with party in hon.
or Of her cousins, Misses Henrie and
Sallie Martin. About 80 young people
we're present and the evening was
spent in games of various kinds. Ban
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ed, and everybody went home happy.
Robt.. Rice favored us with some
extra nice beets last week, regular
mammoth variety. He plants the seed
i'm trenches filled with we'll rotted
compost, and the result is that when
the beets of other growers stop grow
ing, his keep on progressing and as
sumo mammoth proportions. As a
gardener, Bob is great success.
DR.. j. R. Colt, former resident of
this county, now physician with the
Consolidated Coal Co., Clifty. Tenn.
writes the following endorsing the
News in its efforts to have sane
method of handling the Dixie High
way proposition: Enclosed find fifty
cents for which please send me your
newsy News. admire the stand you
took on the bond issue for the Dixie
Highway. l believe in good roads if
the people are able to afford them.
believe counties should act like indi
yiduals, live within their means.
When an individual lives above bis
means, seeking to keep up with his
neighbor who is able to live as be
pleases, it will only be a matter Of
time till be will chit the wall'' and
then be numbered with the ''has