Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1916-04-06

Social 10 he Nesgs.
Al have found my pencil and the
old cows are passing on this morning,
I will try and give few items this
week
f. Lewis has planted twelve
acres of corn. Mr.. Lewis is bust
ling farmer and knows when to plant
corn for early feed.
visiting her daughter. Mrs. j. Al.
Lewis.
W. B. Rogers was actually seen at
work SATURDAY. That makes twice.
:. RAYMOND Berryhill went to..the Lock
Saturday morning. after bis uncle,
Leslie Rogers. RAYMOND says ne
don't have to walk now, as ne has
Old Bess back.
Mrs. Lon Payne and Mrs, Dave
Lewis went to Jasper shopping Tues
day
Miss Mamie Reed was out taking
orders tor the Lee Mfg. Co Saturday.
Mrs.W w. B. Rogers visited Mrs. May
Lewis Friday.
Would like to hear from Crisp, Tex
az. Wake up out there and give us a
The Old "Reliable'' Is SO newsy it
il inst like a great long letter Even
the children run to get the News.
Come on, all you correspondents. /
certainly enjoy reading your news,
even if I do lose my pencil and can't
find it in time to write.
Mrs A. G. Berryhill helped to Fill
the poultry car at Jasper March %, as
she took four old hens.
Miss Mary Ann Hatfield called on
Miss Ava May Saturday.
Mrs A. A. and Mrs l.. L.. Bill
Kingsley called on Mrs. W. B. Rogers
A. q. Lewis spent Sunday with J.
F. Lewis.
We are glad to note that 81. M.
Deakins is able to be on the streets of
MI and Mrs. W. B. Rogers called
on their daughter. Mrs. A. A. Bill
ingsley Sunday morning.
Mrs. Harriet HAYNES, of Pryor Cove
visited Mrs. J. F. Lewis one day last
week.
Willie Payne, Fannie Eta, Daisy
and Elmer Reed visited Wayne and
Raymond Berrybill Sunday morning.
North Jasper was somewhat surpris-
ed over the wedding that occurred
Sunday. Mr.. Hershells Mipter, of
Pleasant Grove, and Miss Carrie
Hipcb. of Bolivar, Ala, were married
at Trenton, Ga. We wish them much
Joy and happiness.
Mrs. B Skeene and Mrs. Mollie
PRYOR visited Uncle Abner Price who
was quite i'll, Saturday after noon.
Miss Claude Mozee, of McMinn-
Vile, and Miss Virginia Hoge, OF Jas
per, were the guests Of Mrs. Mellie
Pryor one day last week.
Mrs. Hugh Lewis and children spent
Saturday night and Sunday with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Collins, OF
Kimball.
Mrs. E. Robertson and children, of
Seouacbee, visited in our neighbor-
hood Saturday and Sunday, the guests
of Mrs. Anderson Shadrick.
Mrs. viii Reed called.on Mrs. Mary
A. Pryor Wednesday. Mrs. Pryor is
slowly improving.
Jim Alton was at j. f. Lewis Satur-
day for Irish potatoes.
David Rogers has been helping bis
uncle, w. B., to farm this past week.
Kate Alton was IN Jasper Saturday.
1mTD A. n. ISWib Cahtcu 8Ou MIo
Maggie Cooler one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Alton and child
rem were in Jasper Saturday.
Mrs. A. g. Berrybill and daughter
went to Jasper Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wells visited
their daughter. Mrs. Ed Wyman, Sun
day
Mrs. Silas Robbins and Mrs. Lou
Payne called on Mrs. w. B. Rogers
Monday afternoon
Mrs. W. B. Rogers visited her
daughter, Mrs. A. 81. Lewis, We'd
nesday.
We are sorry to hear of the death of
Uncle Abner Price, which occurred
Monday Uncle Abner was 81 years
old, and good man, and said some
few days ago that he was prepared to
meet his God in peace. He was bur
led Tuesday at Rosewood cemetery.
Mrs. FL. G.. Lewis and Mrs. A. "a.
Lewis called on Mrs =. M. Mccullough
Monday afternoon.
IF you want to see Dave Lewis grin
ask him about his hogs on the noun
tain.
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