Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1916-09-21
LOCAL.
Telephone. Jasper 59-M

Misses Lena and Bonnie Hoge, of
Jasper. visited Mrs. Maggie Goodier
over Sunday.
F. L. Minor has purchased Ford
car and will now enjoy autumn in
Tennessee.
Mrs. F. L. Minor and Mrs Hugh
Byrd ATTENDED meeting of the Eastern
Star at Jasper Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Maggie Cooler and Mrs. Al
ella Redtield attended the meeting of
the Eastern Star at Jasper Saturday.
A box supper and dance at Foster
Falls is scheduled for Saturday night,
and will be attended by several from
here.
The Sunday School of the NJ. f.
Church, South Pittsburg. had their
annual outing at the Blowing Spring
Saturday.
John Girdley. of Eastland. Tenn
forwards dollar of our Gaddies for
the News for one year. Cant do
without it,
L.. Turner commenced filing his
No l.. sic this week He has three
silos built, 1894, with capacity of
10 tons each
B. T. Barber, lola, Kans., will read
the News FOL six months, forwarded to
him by his father, Squire W. i. Bar
Der, of Whitwell.
Sam Webb, of Jasper, was here Tues
day to get labels for his son, W. c.
Webb, who has been making some
prime molasses.
T. NJ. Walker, of Whitwell, one of
the hustling members of Walker Bros,
lumber manufacturers orders the
News sent to him.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moore and baby,
of Cedar Spring, spent Sunday here
with the lattor's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. B. Lasater
The youngsters of the Sequachee
school journeyed to JasperFriday even
ing to play ball with the High School
boys, but met defeat.
Rev. E c. Thurston, of Whitwell,
was here Saturday morning, and took
occasion very pleasantly to remember
the News with subscription.
Pola Sheriff., who has been work.
ing here for the past year, returned to
his home at Burke. Tenn, Friday.
He ordered the News sent to him for
three months.
Mrs Lucius Ables and children, of
South Pittsburg, we're here Saturday
with the picnic. While here she paid
her subscription to the News. which
she is q great admirer of.
J. L Grayson, of Wbitwell, is one
honest man who pays up arrearage in
subscription, which we must candid
ly admit once furnished is verv hard
to collect. May his shadow never grow
less.
Eruest Wright and family. of Pike
vile, were here Tuesday, visiting rel
atives. Mr. Wright is one of the own
ers Of the Bledsonian, Pikeville, and
stated that country publishers were
hard hit by the high price of paper.
We regret to learn that our friend,
Capt. J. A. Walker, of Whitwell, is
confined to his room and practically
bedfast He is one Of the fgureheads
of the progress of the valley, and is
missed in business. His decline is
caused by the weight of increasing
years.
Jack Roope, of Whitesde, was here |
Monday, and paid for the News one
year to be sent to his mother, Mrs. E.
NJ ROope, at that place. Jack is one |
of the well known celebrities of the |
section, having been the hero in many |
baseball conflict, pitching good old |
game.
S. L. Rogers rlanks down II Will
liam for tue News for year. He has
secured the Donaldson propertyin JAS
per, and will be at home to his friends !
there hereafter while be serves the |
county as trustee. There is no ques-
tion of his ability to handle the books
of the county.