Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1916-10-19
LOCAL.
Telephone. Jasper 59-h

B. B. Lasster spent Saturday IN
Chattanooga.
Martin Floyd, of Victoria. WAS here
Saturday with tue farmers.
Miss Jennie Bible Beene. of Battle
Greek. was the weekend guest OF Miss
Nell Leland.
Miss Laura Powell, Whitwell, will
read the News. along with the rest of
the good folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Richards have
been the guests of their daughter
Mrs. J. S. Deakins
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Floyd, Of Victor
il, were here Saturday, attending tue
Farmers County Union.
John Myers and little son, Walter
of Inman, were here Saturday to at
tend the Farmers Union.
Miss May Lasster, who is teaching
at Victoria, attended teachers meet
ing at Jasper Saturday morning.
John Cowan. the able leader. of the
Marion Comfy Singing Convention
orders the News for three months.
w. C. Moore. of Caroline Chapel,
was here Saturday, attending the
farmer s union, and seemed to ENJOY
it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holcamp and baby, of
WhitwelI, have been the guests OF
Mrs. Holcamp's sister, Mrs. Hugh
Brewer.
C. A. Quarles, who is in the groc-
cry business at Jasper, has his sub
scription continued another year.
Must have it.
II. c. Grayson, of Whitwell, and
enc of its we'll known citizens, took
the occasion Friday to order the News
sent him for six months
Will Lay, of Rankin Cove, was here
Saturday as delegate to the farmers
meeting. He ordered the News sent
to him for three months.
w. P. Holloway, N. Chattanooga,
Tenn, an old friend of the News. or
ders it sent to his address, cause his
youngsters like to read it.
Robt. Fults, teacher in the Loon
ey's Creek school, was home Saturday
and Sunday, and attended teachers
meeting at Jasper Saturday
W. M Parker, of Jasper, was here
Saturday, attending the Farmers
Meeting. He took occasion to order
the News sent him for year.
Mrs. S. G. Graham, proprietress of
that popular hostelry. the Graham
House, Whitwell, orders the News for
one year. Must keep informed.
Robt. Holloway, Whitwell. orders
the News sent to him for six months.
He was interested in the article in the
News about school consolidation.
S. B. Walker, Soddy, Tenn, R. l.,
will read the News, ordered for him
by Mrs. M. E. Walker, of jasper. She
wants him to read good paper.
T, B. Lasater. of Sequachee, one of
our most prominent farmers, orders
the News sent him another year, pay
ing down the merry old kaleseed
therefor.
S. Fl. Wells, of near Inman, was
here Saturday, and took in the Farm
ers' Union meeting. He also took oc-
casion to subscribe for the News for
one year.
John Lay, of Rankin Cove, WAS here
Saturday to attend the formers meet
ing He represented this county at
the State Convention in Nashville last
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Minor and
children were in Battle Creek, where
they visited Mrs. Geo Bible, former
~ Miss Eliza Martin, making the trip
in their new automobile.
Uncle Jonathan Turner, Jasper, pays
subscription for current year. He is
still holaiug down the job Of janitor
at the courthouse, and seems to be
pretty faithful.
Anderson Kilgore. Wnitwell, orders
the News sent to him. Mr.. hllgore
is one of the we'll known residents of
Whitwell mountain, and wants the
News so as to know what s doing.
Holder Bros, the we'll known livery
men at Whitwell, order the News this
week They are doing a good bust
ness, and deserve the support or. 1.-The
people as enterprising young mon. See
their card relative to hauling. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Floyd, of Vic
toria, we're present at the Farmers
Union Saturday. Mr.. Floyd was Eek
hibiting a sample of velvet bean hay,
which seemed to be pretty good
thing, and just the thing to phantom
poor land for forage purposes.