Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1916-05-11
LOCAL.
Telephone. Jasper 5s.5

Mics MoTElbbb VI NlClOIiaJ was ASA0
Saturday.
A. K. Pryor. of whitwell. was here
Saturday,
James Smith, of Dunlap, spent Sun
day with homefolks.
M. T. Pryor, of Whitwell, attended
ths Farmers Union Rally Saturday
Ben Rogers, of Whitwell, was here
Saturday to attend theFarmers' Rally
Chas. Curtis attended Commence
ment at the High School Friday night.
Jess Coppinger went to Jasper Satur-
day to attend the republican conven-
tion.
John Shadrick, of Trenton, Ga,
sends subscription to the News this
week.
Mrs Rebecca Hale, of near Guild,
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Vim. Ford.
Mrs. G. Sherman attended Com
mencement Exercises at Jasper Thurs
day night.
Miss Julia Thach, Jasper. orders the
News forwarded to her. Must have
the Old Reliable.
Mrs. W. R. Thomas took in the
Commencement exercises at Jasper
Thursday night.
Mrs. Lige Layne and daughter, of
near Victoria, attended the Farmers
Union picnic at the Blowing Spring
Saturday.
W. J. Scofeld, of Smithsonia Ala,
has been here this week, visiting home
folks and attending Commencement
exercises Of the Marion Co. High
School.
Misses Edna Coppipger aud Ethel
Mosier, accompanied by Austin Mosier
and Dee Burnett, went to Whitwell
Saturday night to attend Chautauqua
exercises.
Austin Mosier of the N. G. & st.
L. spent Sunday heIe. The construct
ion crew he is with is now building a
big concrete culvert near Decherd. He
ordered the News sent to him.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Deakins and
daughter, Miss Elizabeth. attended
the annual cleaning of the Richards
graveyard at Richard City, Tuesday.
This is an event which ia largely at
tended by those having relatives bur
led there.
Henry Anderegg, and family, of
Wbitwell, were here Saturday with
the Farmers Union picnic He is an
enthusiastic autoist. as we'll as crack
ball player He took occasion to pay
up past dues for the News, and order
it continued.
Jasper l.. Rogers, of South Pitts
burg. was heie Friday morning. He
is doing good business in South
Pittsburg, adding furniture line re-
Gently. He is going to do some regu-
lar advertising in the News, so watch
for his announcement.
Byron Graham. of the New Hope
settlement, passed thru here Monday. |
going to Jasper, to have wound on
his head dressed. While driving a
team he fell from the wagon, cutting |
severe cash in the back of his head,
and knocking him senseless.
Among those from this place attend
ing Chautauqua exercises at Whitwell |
Saturday night from this place were
Walter Ran6le and sister, Miss Nina, |
Miss Nell Leland, Misses Dewey and
Emma Lee Oyler, and Minnie Mosier,
Messrs. Willie Lee and Sherman
Smith.
A party of young folks, chaperoned
by Mrs. 5. r. Mosier, went to Low
er's Leap Sunday for an all day out
ing. A splendid time was reported,
and the party returned about dark.
tired but happy The affair was got
ten up in honor of Misses Dewey and
Emma Lee Oyler, of Sulphur Springs.
Ca, who have been visiting their
cousins, the Misses Mosier.
A party composed of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. G. Hill and daughter, Mildred,
Miss Louise Hill, Mr. and Mrs. John
Lawson and daughter, Wilma, Miss
Nellie Bray, Chas. Curtis and sons, |,
Roy and Glen, Dennis Condra, and
Frank Mosier attended the singing at
New Hope Sunday, making the trip
in autos. They found automobiling
rather difficult from Whitwell to New
Hope, but made the return trip, 16
miles, in ~ hours.
We are in receipt of the following
from Mrs. Edgar Smith. of Anderson,
Ind, formerly of Sequachee, which
will be of interest to News readers:
"As our time has expired on the pa
per, you will find here enclosed 81 90 ]
to renew. as we cannot possibly do
without the dear old home paper. We ,
missed it so much last week. We are .
al pretty well and getting along nice
", but, oh, how we do miss the dear
people of old Sequachee valley. It e
makes our hearts SO sad when we
read the deaths of 80 many people we
knew and loved, but such is life. Mr.. S
Smith and three of the boys are still
With the Playground Company, the
,ther children are in school all busy
except myself, as only have six hun
Try men to do for (ha bal). Harvey
las Hupmobile and Lester an Indian
Mother and family are
very we'll at present. We are still
having very cool weather l have
ire in the furnace today, May 3. Far
ners are behind with their spring
work. Give our love and best regards
% all inquiring friends, that is, if we
ave any