Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1916-08-31
LOCAL.
Telephone. Jasper 5s.m

Tom DeSabla spent Tuesdayin Chat
tanooga.
Miss Stella Carleton, Route ,. Whit
we'll, orders the News.
H. S. Cox, Whitwell, orders the
News continued TO his address.
Matte Myers, Scottsboro, Ky, will
read the News for months.
Joe Harris went to South Pittsburg
Sunday, riding the motor truck.
Walter Randle went to Richard City
to the Singing Convention Sunday.
Cleve Brown and family, of Richard
City, were visitors here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowan Deakins, OF
Guild. we're visitors here Sunday
R. L, Payne, of Monteagle, attend
ed tue farmers meeting Saturday
Mack Burnett took in the singing
convention at Richard City Sunday
Louis Harris went to South Pitts
burg Sunday to the Singing ConVeh'
ton.
A. L. Robertson and family, of
Rankin's Cove, were visitors mere
Sunday.
Mrs. Thomas Ashburn. TwinBranch,
W. Va sends 25c to get the News
three months.
c. l. Jones, Dora, Ala, formerly
we'll known resident of this valley, or
ders the News for year.
Miss Mamie Coppinger is teaching
school near Tracy City. and orders
the News sent to her while there.
]. F. White, Whtwell. orders the
News sent to him without stoppage'
The dollar rate has no terlors for him.
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Spangler and
baby, Cecil, enjoyed an auto trip TO
the Singing Convention at Jasper Sun
day.
Mrs. Adelia Redfield. Of Texas, who
has been visiting in this section, Is
nov the guest of Mrs. Maggie Goodler
in South Sequachee.
s. P. Sampley, of Signal Mountain,
was here Tuesday, and brought the
News five new subscriptions. Thank
you, Mr.. Sampley.
Mrs. Mary Pryor and daughter, Miss
Fannie Kate, of Jasper, we're interest
I'D listeners at the farmers meeting
Saturday. They own one of the finest
farms in the county.
Wilford Scofeld and Miss Abbie
Jones enjoyed an auto trip to South
Pittsburg Sunday to the Singing Con,
vention, and seemed to be pretty we'll
satisfied with the day.
Mrs. 'Jonn Griffith is in hospital in
Chattanooga where she underwent
very serious operation last week. 1t
is reported that she is doing we'll, and
will be home soon.
Marie, little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Hoback, has been ill with
typhoid fever, but is recovering She
g at the home of her grandparents,
MI. and Mrs. S. c. Hoback.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. D. Brewer return
ed from Los Angeles, Cal, Monday
Mr.. Brewer said he would like to live
in California if be had an income. but
business is very much crowded there.
W. C. Robertson and family. of Jas
per. we've here Sunday, enjoying the
nleasant precincts and cool waters OF
Little Sequachee. W Z. looked IKE
Coney Island perambulating the pike
in bathing suit with a perambuIa-
tor.
John Lawson left for Newmarket,
Ala, Sunday, on business connected
with the Handle Works. He was &C
companied as far as South Pittsburg
by his wife and daughter, Wilma,
where they took in the singing CON
vention.
Azariah Burnett. son of NJ. Burn
ett, of this city, has been very i'll at |
his home at Cedar Hill, Texas. He |
was taken seriously i'll with appendi-
citis, and an operation was performed |
to save his life. Saturday night word |
was received here that he was in
critical condition.