Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1916-08-10
LOCAL.
Telephone. Jasper 5s.M

Frank Brewer was in Jasper Monday.
Austin Mosier was in South pitts.
burg Saturday.
The handle works. is shut down this
week on account Of lack of timber.
Mr.. and Mrs. DewittSharpe and child.
rem are spending the week in Cbattanoo-
ga.
Harry Holmes, formerly of Whitwell.
but now of Superior, Wyo, will read
the News months.
Miss Bertha Bowler has accented A
position in the office of Registrar Of
Deeds, X. D. Curtis, at Jasper.
Miss Floy Johnston, of Chapel Hill,
Seuuachee County, has been the ruest
OF her sister, Mrs. K. R. Lewis.
Lafayette Songer. BrockdeIl, Tenn,
town in the good county of Bledsoe,
will read the News for months.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Minor were in
Jasper Saturday to attend meetings of
the Odd Fellows and Eastern Star.
ee Turner has purchased hand.
some Buick automobile, and is now
studying the mysteries of the clutch.
WILEY Parker, Watson, Ala, forwards
money order for SOC to get the News
for months. Must have the Old Re-
liable
Mrs. A. Turner,6O2 10th Street, Gree
lev, COL, will read the News for 6
months, ordered for her by Harry
Holmes.
W. R. Thomas and family have re-
ceived their fine Maxwell au tomobile
and are enjoying drives over the Dixie
Highway.
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Cross are here
from Chattanooga. They will leave in
a few weeks for California where they
will locate.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Campbell and
family OF the mountain, went to Dun
lap Saturday to visit their daughter,
Mrs. Ethel Coldwell over Sunday.
Alex. West, pushing particle of
Cumberland Mountain, slaps a half dol
lar into We editors hand, with the re-
quest that the News be sent to him SIX
months. Good boy
Mr.. and Mrs O. b. Granam left Sun
day in their Maxwell for CrooktOn,
MINI, where they will spent the re-
mainder of the summer visiting Mr.,
sGranum's relatives.
Mrs. J. R. Brown is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Will Pryor, at Jasper She
has been i'll about four months and in
the hospital part of the time. She eX-
poets to remain at Jasper for sometime
in hopes that the change will benefit
her
D. C. Kelly, of Jasper, was here Fri.
8 day, en- route to Pikeville, en- auto,
where he is engaged in surveying. Mr..
Kelly is great admirer of the News,
and never fails to speak a good word for
it.
Will Martin impelled a couple of
mules to haul mammoth load Of Sc
quachee bellies and beaux for an 'all
day picnic and dinner on the ground"
at the Frater Spring north of Victorin,
Sunday. A delig htful time was had
Dallas Dixon has sold his place on
Victoria Mountain and is now located
at the old home place in Little Sequa-
chez Cove. where he and his son, M. L.
tDixson, now reside. They order the
paper sent to them so as to get the good
'news-if any happens.
John r. Robertson, of Alexandria,
La was here Saturday. lie is still
with the Cumberland Telephone Il
& Telegraph Co., and was formerly To-
Gated at Memphis. He was accompan-
led on his visit by Miss Abbie Clarke,
and they had been enjoying the delight
full precincts of ike Blowing Spring
Miss Jane Burnett went to Chatta-
nooga Friday to remain until Septem
Der. She is not recovering from the
effects of her operation as well as desir
ed and has gone back to Chattanooga
for treatment. She was accom- panied
by her sister, Mrs viii Haggard, and
children who have been visiting her.