Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-10-03
Herrin, III.

Cold weather seems 10 De the orner
OF the daf.
Ionnie Frizzall called on Miss Lou
Dixon Sunday.
Hugh Curtis aud family called on Mr..
and Mrs. Mill Curtis Sunday.
A wedding which will be of interest
to Sequatchie people is that of Mr.. Gill
bert Coppinger, formerly of Sequatchie,
to Miss Lillian H ggins, of this place.
The wedding took place SUNDAY Sept
% at the home Of the BRIDES parents
Mrs. Coppinger is we'll known and is
very attractive girl and numbers her
friends by her acauaintanees. We
wish the couple happy and successful
life.
Lon Dixon called on his best girl
Sunday.
Lonnie Frizzell and Miss Lou Dixon
attended the show Saturday night.
Mrs. viii Curtis made trip to town
Saturday.
Mrs. Carver called on Mrs, win Cur
It's Sunday afternoon.
Miss Lillian Carver, of st. Louis, Wis
tied her mother one day last week.
Lon Dixon and Miss Edna Devereax
were joy riding Saturday.
Everything is high here and going
higher every day. Pure silk stockings
are from two to three dollars a pair.
Artificial ones with cotton tops from
below the knee cost one dollar.
We are expecting to hear the we'd
ding bells ring for another Whitwell
boy as Lon Dixon and Miss Edna Dew
ereaux have announced their engage
ment
Mrs. win Curtis has severe cough,
and doesn't seem to be improving much
under the treatment of Dr.. Pendleton.
Lon Dixon was seen peeping in at
the furniture store windows the other
day. He must be expecting to go to
housekeeping soon.
Gilbert Coppnger finds that it takes
lots of money TO crafty a woman's
wishes, as his wife is always wanting
something new to wear.
John Curtis has moved to Clifford,
but he seems to think it is too far to
walk to work, so he thinks he will
d
Laurence Hicks and Irwin Kidding
| called on Will curtis one day last week.
Mrs. Laura Frizzell is very low with
consumption, but we hope she will re-
cover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence Hicks are
not liking Illinois much, and they ex-
| pct to return TO TENNESSEE soon.
| We would like to have certIin per-
| son from Tracy City come and visit us,
If he is not afraid to ride his blind
| horse this far. Come along old boy,
| and spend the winter with us.
We would like for X. d. Curtis to
come and spend Christmas with US. We
are sure he would enjoy the cool wealth
| er.
AS everything is going up, the min
| ers are expecting an increase in their
| wages soon.
Barney Morrison doesn't seem to like
this place much as he can't learn the
way to the mines. The first time he
| went to work he got lost and had to
pay dollar to get a car to get him
back home.
Oscar Abbott seems to like Herrin
fine
Mrs John Curtis is getting homesick
for old Tennessee. She doesn't seem
to like this north much. Mr.. Curtis
seems to be we'll satisfied
Miss Lou Dixon says she don't think
she will ever go back to Tennessee as
she thinks Herrin is the only place.
viii Curtis is saving his buffalo nick
els to buy Ford car to come back tt
Tennessee in. Hurry up, old boy, OF
You might be too old to make he.trip
Will Curtis, Miss Lou Dixon and Gil
| fap g hs
crossroads Friday evening.
We were sorry to hear of Mr. Harris
of Whitwell being killed.
Miss Lou Dixon went to the postof
flee Saturday afternoon. Guess she wa
expecting letter from her best fel
low.
Mrs. Hugh Curtis likes Illinois fine
think they are going to build hous
here soon. as they have already bough
a lot in the most beautiful part of tn
town.
Wonder what has become of Hug
Curtis Would like to know his ad
dress
If YOU want to see Will Curtis smil
ask him how he likes to play with hi
brother Johns baby.
We have been having several bi
frosts up here, and it makes US wish fc
some heavier clothes.
Willie Webb of Jasper, ought to com
to Herrin, as it is .. X.
Mr.. Carver says he is going to put
his heating stove, for the frost has a
ready bitten the top of
Come on all you Tennessee people
for we enjoy reading your pieces. A
so like to read the letters from the solt
Ter boys
Wi Ii ring off for this time with be-
wishes to the News and its many real
ers. Dollie's Baby.