Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1916-08-03
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Miss Nellie Bray, of whitwell, is
visiting here.
% several ~ of the family of VIM. Burnett
are Ill with measles.
W. r. Thomas has placed order for
brand new Maxwell ar.
Era and Dennis Condra were visitors
IN Whitwell Sunday.
Jim Russell has measles in his fami
~ his children being sick.
"a car of extract timber is shipped
from here nearly every day.
The temperature at the Supply Store
MONDAY evening was "a degrees.
Sam sherman spent several days in
"hltwell, the guest of Chas. Randle.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Chadwick, of
Whitwell, have been visiting here.
Robt Barnett went to Whitwell Sun
day to the singing convention.
Miss Lena HOge, of Jasper, was the
guest of Mrs. Maggie Goodier last week.
Robert Fults was in Whitwell
sunday, attending the singing conven-
ton.
Misses Bonnie and Bess Hoge of Jas
per, visited Mrs. Maggie Goodier over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Coppinger, of
Foster Falls, were here Sunday visiting
relatives.
Dee Burnett spent several days in
Monteagle last week, visiting John Kill
gore and family.
X. D. Curtis, Registrar of Deeds, Jas
per, kindly pays subscription in ad-
vance six months
+. L. Minor makes a sweet candidate
for County Board of Education. Here's
hoping be is elected,
frankie Lathrum, Whitwell, orders
the News for 6 months, per our Whit
we'll agent Miss Bull
A. L. Bracken, of Dallas, Texas,
sends one dollar to continue his sub
scri ption to the Old Reliable.
Wiley and Paul Almsuy and viii
Foster, of Foster Falls, were here Sstur-
day and played ball with the Sequat-
chic team.
Chas. Foster, of Foster Falls was
Sunday by way of the cove to see his |
best girl.
Mrs. E. S. Haynes and Miss Gladys |
Pryor went to Whitwell Sunday to see |
Miss Lena Lasater, who is i'll with ty-
phoid fever.
o. Ii. Francis, r. R. 2 Whitweli |
whose subscription expired this week.
wishes his subscription continued
another year.
G. Q Milwee, the prominent young
attorney of Whitwell, was here yester-
day with the picnic, members of his
sunday School class.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. II. Alexander, of
Jasper, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
&. Sherman Sunday night and were
entertained with supper
A large number of subscriptions ex-
pired this week and we solicit renewal.
The only way to keep this paper going
is to give US your support. In default
of this we must go out of business.
The young gents fred off their guns
Sunday night in an in an effort to init
midate negro who was watching over
the car of visitors here. 1t was poor
business, especially on Sunday night.
Abbie McGee, Jennie Jernigan, Lou
Use Womack, Della Cordell, Annie Mae
Raulston. Fay Womack and Allie Rem
shaw, of &c. Pittsburg, were in the city
Yesterday with the visitors, and enjoy
ed the day.
Rev. S. D. Quarles closed his meet
ing Sunday night. He has had pretty
fair order during it's continuance, owing
to his ability to hold down the roughs.
He will preach Saturday night.
Mrs. Earhart entertained with pic
mic at Seuuatchie Spring Tuesday, in
honor of her guests, Misses Mary Lou
and Irene Barnes of Chattanooga. Mr..
J. D. King and little Miss Lillian Ear
hart were the other guests present. {
The day was greatly enjoyed.-Bridge {
port News.
W. M. Cameron, of So. Pttsburg, was =
ere Yesterday, putting out advertising ,,
n after for the Sequachee Valley Fair |
which occurs al So. Pittsburg. Sept e. s
: SO. 1t is said sure enough aviation +
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bound to attract mOle sight-seerS to t
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