Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1916-02-03
LOCAL.
Telephone. Jasper 59.5

E. r. Lewis was in Jasper Friday
morning.
Frankie Lathrum. R. 8, Whitwell,
is another to join our list.
Allison Layne, of Whitwell, orders
the News for six mouths.
G.. W. Floyd. Whitwell, promptly
renews his subscription for one year.
Al Ketner, of Victoria, will read
the News. secured for us by our friend,
J. H. Privett
Jesse Russell, young citizen of the
mountain was here Monday. wearing
his usual smile.
A. I. Stewart, and A. R. Pryor,
two of Jasper's hustling young bust
ness men, were here Monday.
A. X. Pryor, Whitwell, orders the
News sent to him one year, so as to
keep up with the happenings.
j. R. Stansberry, Seco KY, signi-
fies desire to have the News regu-
larly and we enter him on our lists.
Miss Pearl Jordan, >Smithsonia. Ala,
will read the News. az long as the U.
s. s. Fleet remains at Smithsonia,
Ala.
Miss Ruth Griffith, Route ., Whit
well, will read the News for six
months, ordered for her by Clyde
Griffith.
TT NJ MnTaho To
orders the News sent to him so he can
keep mp with the important news of
the day.
G. W. Wiseman has been very i'll
at the home of his grandson, Dewitt
Sharpe. DR.. Pryor of Jasper, is at
tending him.
George Robbins and family have
moved to the Wilson farm. near Far
rior Switch. where he expects to farm
for MI. Wilson.
Mrs l.. p. Brewer was in Jasper
Friday morning to have an aching
tooth pulled, which had been giving
her considerable pain.
l.. p. Brewer speat several days on
Cumberland mountain this week, in
terviewing voters in his race for the
& republican nomination for trustee.
Miss Pauline Suggs of Smithsonia,
will read the Smithsonia and other
news in this paper, forwarded to her
by T. M. McCabe. Smithsonia. Ala.
Isaac Brown, Tracy City, orders the
News sent to him because of the stand
we have taken against excessive taxa
ton. Mr.. Brown says 81 live in
Marion County, and think my taxes al.
ready too high.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Bryd have been
visiting relatives here and at Jasper.
They have been resi- ding at Lake
View, near Chattanooga, but are con-
plating moving to Mr.. W. 8. Will
sons farm, near Jasper.
B. B. Alder, Whitwell, wants to
know why it was that after taking the
News for nearly % years, we cut him
off some three weeks ago. We beg
Mr.. Alder's pardon in the matter, but
Government rule is what we are try
ing to follow. He is reinstated
now, and we presume he is happy.
Gladys and Lucille Fagg, who were
made orphans by the death of their
father, Walter Fagg, Of consumption
recently, have gone to Sewanee, where
they will be taken care Of by the Sis
ters of the Episcopal Church at their
school. The little boy, Floyd, will
remain here with his stepmother, Mrs
Francis Fagg.
W. II. Wilson, of South Pittsburg,
was here Friday, interviewing voters.
He paid the News one of his pleasant
calls, as Mr.. Wilson always is affable
and pleasant He authorized bis an
nouncement Tor reelection as repre-
sentative and said be was ''sure going
after a second term" which is about
the same as reelection, as "Honey"
has never yet been defeated in what
he undertook. He took part in the
good roads meeting at Whitwell Sat
urday.