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The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-01-25
COL. JOHN S. EDWARDS TO
ASSUME OFFICE Of CIRCUIT
JUDGE FEB. 10; Cats VILE
REAPPOINT HIM IN JUNE
Especial to the Telegram. J

Tallahassee. Fla, Jan. 2o.-laN
Commissioner John 5. Edwards, who
was nominated for Circuit Judge 10
succeed Judge Frank A. Whitney
who did not offer for denomination
was late yesterday afternoon az
pointed 60 fill out the unexpifeu
tf rm Of Judge Whitney. whose resis-
ration has been received by the iov-
ernor effective Feb. 10. Mr.. Ed
wards resigned as Tax Commissioner
effective Feb. /, SO he can receive
the judgeship appointment. New'o'
Ia Bitch was at the same time ap
nointed Tax Commissioner to sue
eeed Edwards. on the first. Senator
Bitch stumped the State Tor oa''
, after the primary. Edwards VIII =
recommissioned as judge IN 9u"
when his unexpired term is hntshe'
IJudge Whitney will open law ohic'
e in Lakeland.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-01-25
Mr.. J. N. DEEN DIED
LAST NIGHT; BODY
SHIPPED TO SEvEllE
FOR INTERhENl

,,. NJ deem. brother of Mr.. u
w Deen. of this city, died iast hlene
- o,c,ocx at Morrell Memorial hos
...a, after a long illness of kidney
trouble He had been at the iio9
nital only a week when the emu oa,no'
=, critical condition wheh
,apan there. The body was shippea
/, noon today to the home OF the ue-
ceased at Seville, near DeLahu' VIZ
;nterment will be made loiioiio"
rho sorrowing wife, brother MI
Elzie Deen and two nephews' ~ '
Daen and Dan Deem accompanied VIZ
,ema;ns. MIR and Mrs. Z. W. Deo'
will go up on the early tram 'o'o
row TO attend the funeral.
Mr. Deem was about 60 years
aae and was a prominent truck al
sa,,;, grower Of Seville. he reais
fami,v Of twelve children, nine
,hom are married, all living III u
S,a,e He had 26 grandchildren a.
ono great grandchild. He was q IL
., ,terling character and was his'
esteemed by host Of friends all
whom deeply sympathize with the >
ck. ow;nq family in the great loss ~
have sustained.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-01-25

Tenn. avenue, Murray.
A G. shaffer, 7O9 Morton Drive
Lakeland. Fla, Sioux City.
Mrs. S. Ewing, Traer.
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Miller, Indepen-
Mrs. ]. w. Lamb, independence.
Mrs. C. II. Peermont, Des Moines'
Mrs. ]. A. Harris, Leon.
Mrs. A. S. Carr. Murray.
| Mrs. X. Guernsey, Traer.
/ Nyr and Mrs. H. A. Knowles, Stock
port.
E,mer r Knowles, Stockport.
Ralnh A. Knowles, Stockport.
Mr. and Mrs. James Z. Harlan
Mount Vernon.
Mrs J. n. Sterling. Cedar Rapids.
Mrs NJ. B. Wolf odebolt.
Nrs w. Snihart, Newton.
4 Mrs Augusta Schnell, Newton.
! HARRIET Morris, Stockport
J s. S. Squires, Ryan.
= Jimmie Squires, Ryan.
/ Frances Squires, Ryan,
J. i. w. hadley, Newton.
c. A. S. Carr, Murray
S. Carrie Y. Carr, Murray
v, C.H. Purmort, Des Moines.
n, Mary E. Purmort, Des MONIES
,r- Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. MOTIFS o'o
port.
C. w. B. Wolf, Odlebolt.
W. ]. A. Harris Leon
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-01-25
In Society
Tourists Delightfully."- Entertained
This Afternoon By WOmdn'S Club

such a beautiful town as Lakeland |
in which TO spend the winter, spoke
or our beautiful lakes, golden laden
trange groves. the lovely flowers
and other attractions found here,
and emphasized the fact that the
people of Lakeland are glad to have
their winter friends with them, ar
preciate the privilege of knowing
them, and all hope they will every
one come back another year.
The following interesting program
was carried out, after which dainty
refreshments were served, bringing
to a close a most delightful after
noon both for club members and Wis
itors:
Piano Solo-Hunearia Rhapsodi'
. sfignonne (Carl Koelling), Mrs. +
\. Gocde.
Talks-Visiting Club Ladies.
Vocal Memories (Guthav
q Kahn). Miss Elizabeth Pritehett.
Address-"Florida Folks DR..
d I. Stacey.
cornet Solo-Evening Serena'
= IN. Herfurth) Mr.. ]. r. Bayley'
Social acknowledgements.
"A All visiting ladies in the city a
r ao~d;all., invited
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-01-25
IOWA SOCIETY
formed; PICNIC
TO Be HELD
FEBRUARY 2

A fine representation from the goou
state of Iowa was present at -'oV
o'clock this afternoon at Tourist Heau'
onarters to arrange for the orgaiiiza
ion of an Iowa Club or Association.
The meeting was called to order py
10 sa,action of Mr. ]. N. Sterling as
Temporary chairman, ana MI. a. y
Sbaffer as temporary secretary.
was determined to place the perma'
nent organization in the hanus VI
committee of five, and the arrahse'
ments for the annual picnic OF ceio
,rot;on is left to committee OF sew
on The chairman appointed the io'
: lowing to serve on these commi''oN
=, Committee On arrangement for nc
: ,,;o- Mrs II B. Wolf, Chairman MRS.
il wv !. Davidson, Mrs. ]. W. Hadiey'
T. Mrs 7 B. Miller, Mrs. ]. E. Harlan
h MRS I c. Williams, Mrs. ]. N. Ster-
D. ling.
,fl committee on Organization-J. "
rs Williams, Chairman, J. Z. Harlan W.
q nov;dson II. B. Wolf, Fred Nichols
=; The date for the annual gamer
It. ing or picnic was set for FEBRUARY
at o2nd and the next meeting OF tns
i'd Iowa people will take place at Tour
he ist Headquarters at 200 o'clock IN .n'
7 .,.ornoon of February 10th, at whicl
time the committees named VIII nav
their reports in readiness.
;. The following persons enroiieu
W. uombers of the organization this a
:, ternoon:
- Mr. and Mrs. H. G. George, ran
vn. bank.
in w. c. Hall, Richland.
lin wilson Snihart, Newton.
'olk Mr. and Mrs. w. ]. DAWSON 81
res Va, independence.
lied Nrs Mable L. Smith, Davenport
the w II Smith, Davenport.
'lk's NJ and Mrs. S. B. Miller, lndep
are MI anu
Mr. dence. ,, r
ding MI y an
ssist- aloosa. ,a,,.,and FL
victs John \ re'e' 'o
ard VIM L. King MI Ve'no
while Mrs. Augusta Schnei'
nable ,,rs Harriet Morris. Stockport
I'd or "a nrs 4. S. Carr, 40
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-01-25

The Woman's Club meeting this
afternoon was one Of unusual inter-
est and pleasure to a large assem-
blage, the club on this occasion haV-
ing as their guests large number
of tourists now in the city, this be.
ing the clubs annual Tourist Day
The club room was beautifully
decorated with palms and ferns, and
vases filled with roses and sweet
peas, were everywhere in riotCns
profusion. The flowers and green
ery were donated for the occasion
lby the Florida Seed and Floral Co.,
through the kindness of Mrs. George
W. Peterkin, wife of the proprietor
The address of the occasion was
rdeliyered by DR.. G.. /. Stacy. nastol
lof the First Presbyterian churcl
land as usual he brought to his hear
ers an interesting, sparkling talk
: filled with wit and humor, and I'll
lestimate of Florida Folks was on
q which showed that he has foun
them gracious. kindly peopl
if,led with true southern hospitailt
! and with the hand of welcome e.
i tended TO all. DR.. Stacy congratulate
:. the visitors on their wise selection
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-01-25

Fhe many Lakeland friends OF MISS
fvllyn, form>r local representative
the Florida Late Insurance Co..
b regret to learn Of her A'.'N'
kich occurred Saturday at heiie
btaine, O., at the home OF her SIS
!. Miss Llewllyn had been IN ia
hlth for some time, having con
Icted dropsical pneumonia, wnicn
! constitution was unable to Win
Ind. Miss Llewllyn was woman o.
|uliant mind, and for many year,
4 prominent educator OF the state
Wing filed high positions in vari
colleges, years ago being connec'
with the State Normal College q
bite Springs. She left Lakeian'
|uut two years ago. While here sn
room at the home OF MIS- :
Wilkinson.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-01-25
DIR. Holland, of This
City, Helped Arrest
Wire Tappers AT
| Orlando Sunday

! nr Holland, prescriptionist at
tho Lake Pharmacy, was caliea "
Orlando last night to TESTIFY 'oua'
tho con men who were ar
rested there on Sunday afterhoo"'
charged with trying to sWihuie a"
,aor,v man out of $4,000. and who
o,uost got their hands on $2o'"oo
Of his money. Dr.. Hoiiahu "as
| .nond;np Sunday in Orlando WIN
h,e family. and Sheriff Gordon who
is his cousin, called in his serVioe'
ss,.t him in shadowing the men
Id their victim, the story u
unich appeared in Tuesdays ie'
gram. When DIR. Holland oeo'ue
the psychological time had ari',eu'
..ano,ad the sheriff and his Dep
and they rushed into the sah
1,an hotel and arrested the men 'a,
n,aced them in Jail to await 'f'@'
today
OF the wire ldpPeiS'
Orlando Reporter-Star says.
-T6e two alleged wire tappefs Al
roeted Sunday night by Sherih Wv
aan engaged c. b. Robinson az
.sa,r attorney and started haoea
oornus proceedings, which were a.
a,ed before Judge j. w. re, ~.
a. DeLand yesterday w. L. ,i'ue
ronresented the State. fhe'r po,'D
mars fixed at $4,000 each by 1uas
warlow. Sheriff Gordon is Oh :.
-,n,on that the bonds will be pos.e
torfeited Their trial is set II
o..ow W in the criminal court.
"It always happens Sc sa.' =, =
,'s I'VE have never been az
- convict one of these crooks. IN
Ell and stall. bluff and try every ,
ao,rce before the time comes :
,os. If that is the last chan
q. a. nost the bond and &c free.
MD he the same same II the "
wera ten thousand instead OF :"
They are always able 70 ~
money" .ver
= - .ore still in Jail, and had
nosted the required bond.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-01-25

|Nr. R. R. Tomlin, State Coh''c'
injector was in the city today nav
Z come over from Plant CITY 10
hike an inspection of the county
nvict camp, which is now ioca'e'
short distance north OF 10" IL
hestioned as to the condition IL
|hich he found things. Mr.. Ton'l.
piled that his visits to the fo''
unty convict camps under pres
|at management might be cai'e
lrely a matter of FORM as u
lethods employed in handling poif
lcnyicts. their treatment. etc., a.
uch as to be beyond criticism NJ
lumlin was emphatic in commehuii
Bupt. C. G. Fletcher and his assls
Ants, declaring that the e0hsi'
we're handled in a most humane a
ludicious manner. and that wn
they are made to perform reasoha'
tasks, they are not overwofkeu
3herwise mistreated.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-01-25

|. heaviest rain, and. in fact. the
r.in that has fallen in severai
|. fell this afternoon about
and refreshed the atmosphere
Ian a the earth, which was
linz some treatment of the kind
~ co.ler weather may be locked
now. however the brand that ma
handed out has been Of tn
| ao,iehtful character, and every
\ has been hoping it will See
keeping on.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-01-25

h. stackhouse, owner Oh =.
Lbrough building, is in Lakeiahi
n Americas, Ca. looking ai'e'
|tars Of business. He returns
l. tonight, and in speaking oi
his first trip to Lakeland ne
|,.red he was sorry he didn't know
N fine place Lakeland was ~
he came or he would haT'
a. arrangements to have stase'
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-01-25

urs Deter, of Macpher-
L. are here looking over the
a' soins shown around by Mt
Pm P.,aeman. who is delighted to
!. GOOD people from his ola
feWQ.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-01-25

= " Getzen, nee Miss Linda
|lly, Of sanford is a charm,n 7. ms :
i to Lakeland a guest oi 'As
hes of Mr.. W. W. enaee ~" :
. Cetzen. Mrs. Getzen is
L. Lakeland girl and has
|, friends here who will MAKE
Law ! most pleasant one.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-01-25
Essssss'~-,~ /.
|LACONICs'
!. Of fire phone 5000

~. F. w. Kellogg. Il
~ ~ IN the city the guests Of
~ y kellogg, at SOC North
7 avenue.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-01-25

+ l.. Baker. a resis's,7u
1 nurse Of the city, VINO mas "a
4 the home of Mrs. c.
~ left today for her 'homo
.rille y. Q.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-01-25
Casino Tonight Only

EMILY SlENGNo
The fayorite and star oil uole"
broadway successes in the
5-aet Metro Wonderpiay
THE WHEELS OF THE Law s,n.t
IN n,s wit wins pitted agaihs'
a W'' eIreumstantial evidence
THE RUSSELLS -,
High Glass Harmony
Songs
Ieal High Glass Show value
| ADMISSION 1oc and Be
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-07-05
Mt. OIivet.

SbeNGitO tie Nt7Os.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lavan
visited at J. H. Higgins Monday
evening,
Josie Painter and Myrtle Lavan
spent Sunday with Lille Morri-
son.
Mrs. Matte Brown and child
rem were the guests of Mrs. j. H.
Higgins Sunday evening.
Walter Layne and wife visited
Clifford Layne and wife Sunday.
Miss Maggie Painter spent Sun
day at J. H. Higgins.
Mrs. Laura Bell Curtis of Chat
tannooga, is visiting home folks.
White Rose.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-07-05
NEW SCHOOL HOUSE
BUILDING NEAR WHITWELL

Whitwell, Tenn. June 30.-A
fine modern school building will
be erected at Hicks Chapel five
miles east of Whitwell. Plans
and specifications will be called
for by David kilgore of Whitwell,
chairman of the building commit
tee at Whitwell, July 3. A 81
acre tract of land is being pur-
chased by the people of the COM
munity for a site which will be a
very beautiful one. The building
will be a consolidation of several
schools and no expense will be
made to make it thoroly conven-
lent with class rooms and equip
ment. The heating will be the
hot air system. Plans are being
prepared by T. M. Walker of
WhitWell.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-07-05
WhitweII.
Sb<ciaI TO fhk Mans.

SbteiaI 10 fhe Mans.
Well, as l saw "Mlss Honeysuckle"
Saturday night at church with Albert
Harris and after church was dismissed
Clay Holloway took her home, you
bet that boy was sick. He just fell
all over the house.
Barney Mason is enjoying himself
to day over at Jess Youngs. They
are making music.
Come on, "Johnie Jump-up." |
like to read your pieces.
Miss Lillian Smith looked cute Sat
urday night.
Ford Gill and Gladys Jordan were
taking a walk Saturday night. |
hope they had good time.
think Preacher Wllkey has found
him another girl. l believe they will
wed.
Never mind "Little Boy" you are
just mad because you can't laugh
about that little girl on the side. |
saw you were teasing J. II. Morrison
about her.
Barry Mason and Miss Bertha Sis
son are liking one another fairly
well. Believe Nut, that is couple
Clint Colson is looking sad today
/ guess he was not with his girl any.
If you want to see Miss Maggie
Smith blush, just name Dave Shoe
make to her
Jim Payne and his old pal We're
passing ball today upon the side.
Come on, "Brown Eyes," | did not
see much in the paper from you.
Bachelor Button
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-07-05
WhitweII, Tenn.

SPECIAL TO The Mars
Alex. Farley wentup the noun
tain in a run Friday. wonder
what was the matter.
The pack peddler said he sold
out after Joe Morrison left the
ridge.
heard a boy say that if he
could get a chance he would beat
Clay Holloway on the side.
The Whitwell City Team seem
to think they can beat any team
in Sequatchie valley if they had
Clay Henry in the box. They
have the heart to try. They
never lose hope till the last man
is out.
ClayHolloway took his Honey
suckle" home Saturday night
from the show and came back to
meeting to get another.
If you want to see Albert Aim
smile, just ask him whose ring
he has.
Barney Mason and Jim Nor
rison seem to be enjoying them
self at the show Saturday night.
Sam Wilkey was all smiles Sat-
urday night.
| sure was sorry to hear about
Gladys Jordan loosing her Ford.
| wonder what is the matter
with Brown Eyes" that he did
not write last week.
Donkey Driver" must have
quit writing altogether,
"Honeysuckle" is a much pref
tier name than Johnnie Jump
Up"
There was a large crowd at the
show Saturday night.
Bill Atterton was enjoying him
self Saturday.
Come on Lone STAR | like to
read your pieces. Jay Bird.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-07-05
Stanley.

Special 10 Tie Macs.
Hot weather prevails IN this sec.
ton, and we are needing a good rain,
altho everything is growing nicely.
There is not much fruit this year
except berries.
Luther Russell, of Chattanooga,
took quite lot of people from here
Sunday to Kellys Ferry to attend the
Holiness meeting, on the I'll pha Lee.
r. H. and Alvin Richie ran their
gas boat to Chattanooga Saturday af-
ter load of groceries for the noun
tain people.
Mrs. NJ. J.. Richie and son, An.
drew, were shopping in the big city
Saturday,
Alex. Durham took half bushel
of bull frogs to town Saturday.
Zylpha Francis has been very sick
for a week or more. DIR. Peay from
Chattanooga, was called Monday to
see her. We are glad to say she is
getting up all right.
News is not as plentiful as sun
shine this week. Bon Bon.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-07-05
WHEAT PROSPECTS IN
MARION COUNTY

Wheat prospects in Marion
county are not f1attering thisyear.
In the first place this is not a
wheat growing county and the
acreage is limited. Last fell the
acreage was still more limited ow-
ing to dry weather retarding
turning and thehigh price of seed.
The severe winter damaged the
crop SO per cent. Just now har-
vesters are in the fields taking
care of what little grain escaped
all the above hazards. Conserva.
tive farmers estimate the average
amount of wheat threshed will
not be over 10 bushels per acre.
The stand of wheat on the ground
is very light and several fields
were pIowed up and put in corn
at beginning of spring. In some
fields, however, the wheat put
out wonderfully we'll and some
few fields will produce an amount
of wheat considerably over the
average. reaching perhaps ashigh
as 20 bushels. Threshing will
begin IN a few weeks. A large
number of the farmers will not
put their wheat on the market
but reserve it for planting. One
farmer near Jasper. Morris West
moreland, expects to sow 1000
bushels of wheat this fall.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-07-05
Henry-Condra.

A wedding which came as sur
prise to most of their friends here
was that of Mr.. Floyd Henry, of
Rt. /, and Miss Cora Condra, of
Condra's Switch, mention of
which was made by our Cedar
Springs correspondent last week,
and which was solemnized at the
home of the bride Sunday of last
week. Rev. Malone officiating.
The bride is a daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Burrell Condra and is: "a
young lady of many lovable traits
of character, being very popular
in her community. She has many
friends who wish her a happy
welded life.
The groom is a son of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. J. Henry, of Rt. l, and
needs no introduction to our peo-
pie, having taught school in the
county for some years, being one
of the faculty of the High school
the past term, and is an industri-
GUS and worthy yocng man.
The happy couple is at present
at the home of the Proom's par
ents below town, where they are
receiving the congratulations of
friends. Dunlap Tribune.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-07-05
EbeneZer.
SbetiaI 10 tie NezDg.

| Special 10 Tie NezOs.
Hot weather seems to be the
order of the day, and crops look
promising. Most of the corn
is late but it is looking fine now
and | hope it will be fine at gath
citing time for it is going to be
needed.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. N. Lambert
visited Mrs. Lambert's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Webb, Sunday.
Mrs. Rosa Quarles is sick; hope
she will be up and going again
soon.
Bob Spangler and Andrew
Hancock attended church at Ran
kin Cove Sunday night. Won
der who they saw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hinch of
Alabama, are visiting his sister,
Mrs. Herschal Minter, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Jones Wis
tied her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
A. Rogers, Sunday.
Albert Brewer and wife called
on Mark Alder and wife Sunday.
Mrs. S. M. Torbett visited
Mrs. John Lambert Sunday.
Walter Webb, who has been at
Marysville. Tenn. for the past
year has returned home to eat
bacon and beans.
Tom Quarles of South Pitts
burg, visited his sister, Mrs. John
Lambert, Sunday.
Alex Quarles of Imam visited
Mrs. Quarles sister, Mrs. Dick
Layne, Sunday.
Chris Belk and family OF Ala
bama, spent few days with rel
atives here last week.
Misses Mary Frank and Kath-
arine Patty of the Lock, called
on Sarah Kelly Sunday.
Mrs. Willie Smith and family
visited her daughter, Mrs. Hor-
ace Rector, Sunday afternoon.
Rev. VIM. Love filled his ap-
pointment at Pleasant Hill Sun
day.
Mrs. Nell Webb was in Jasper
shopping Saturday.
Primrose.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-07-05
Whitwell.

SnScIal 10 tie Ns5vS.
Hot weather seems to be the order
of the day.
was in the company store Saturday
and there was large crowd of peo-
pie there.
wish you all could see Miss Gladys
Jordan drink dope. She sure does like
it She says she could drink dope the
year around.
saw Miss Maggie Yell at the stoi G
Saturday. She sure did look cute.
Miss Fronia Attsrton says she is 60
ing to drop her tall fellow and get
her little short one. so she won't
have to look up at him.
Miss Nora Shelton looked sweet
Saturday at the Company store.
l saw Barney Mason and Miss Jan
ieve Barnett smiling at each other. l
believe they are liking each other
fine.
Barney Mason is not worrying a.
about his honeysuckle like he once
did. he has found a big red rose.
Come, on, Valley Bird" 1 know
you very we'll. as 1 have been seeing
you at the show often.
Alex Finley has just Quit work on
account of certain girl on Whitwell
side. Brace up, old boy, aud don't
have the blues.
Jim Payne and Alex Finley climb
a poplar tree so they..can see their best
girls house. Someone please cut the
tree down for l am afraid they will
fall
Miss Susie Morrison looked pleased
Saturday at the store. | am sure she
had heard some good news.
Alton Turner sure is wondering who
Miss "Honeysuckle" is. wish some
one would tell him 80 he would call
around. He says ne wouldn't miss
taking this paper for anything as he
says he can hear from his old girls.
Dave Shoemake has quit going to
the ridges, | saw him with his girl
again last night
We sure had a nice meeting Satur-
day night. and there was a large
crowd out.
Come on, "Honeysuckle," l like to
read your pieces.
Albert Allen must have had the
blues Saturday hight. Brace up, old
boy. and be man.
Come on, Little Boy" I like to
read your pieces, as they are so inter
esting.
Mrs. John Mason and children call
ed on Mrs. James Baggett Sunday at
noon.
J. q. Morrison was enjoying him
self with his best girl last night while
81 ting up at Ed Johason's.
Miss Nora Shelton looked sweet
at the store She must have
been looking for her friend.
Rosebud.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-07-05

There is more Catarrh in this section
of the country than all other diseases
put together, and for years it was sup
posed to be incurable Doctors prescribed
local remedies, and by constantly failing
to cure with local treatment. pronounced
it incurable. Catarrh is a local disease,
greatly influenced by constitutional con-
ditions and therefore requires constitu-
tional treatment Halls Catarrh Med-
cine. manufactured by F j. Cheney &
Co.. Toledo. Ohio. is a constitutional
remedy, is taken internally and acts
thru the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces
of the System. One Hundred Dollars re-
ward is offered for any case that Halls
Catarrh Medicine fails to cure. Send for
circulars and testimonials
F. ]. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-07-05
Kits, Ky.
So<ctai 10 tie Ne7VS.

special 10 the Ne7OS.
Hot weather and visiting
seems to be the order of the day,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lusk Norris
spent Sunday with Mrs. John An.
derson.
Misses Ellen and Bertha Nc
Nabb spent Sunday evening
with Argilla Anderson.
Anderson Hicks makes a nice
out housekeeping. I don't think
it would be hard for him to find a
wife,
VIM. Kelly and daughter, &C.
Gle, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Carnett, this week.
AID Troutman and family have
gone to Wilton, KY, to spend the
4th.
Ed Hicks has returned to
Kits from a visit to Kellys Fer
ry.
Alex Boatright is still poking
about with a long face worrying
about that girl of his at Wilhoite.
Sile Anderson is still on the
sick list.
Mr.. AID Mrs. Frank Brooks are
visiting in Marion County, Tenn.
Mat Anderson spent Sunday on
Poor Fork.
Ben Cox and Emily Sluchcr
were married Saturday night in
Harlan, Rosebud.