Sequachee Valley News from Sequachee, Tennessee • Page 3

LOCAL. Walter Hopkins, of Dunlan, was here Similar. Mrs. James Jones went to Whitwell Friday. John It.

Roberson, of Jasper, was here Thursday. Capt. Geo. V. Hnrd, Dunlap, now reads the News.

Byron Dennett returned from Richard City Friday, sick. Miss Viola Coppinger, of Coppinger Cove, whs in town Memorial Day. Mr. Roberts, of the International Harvester Co. was here Thursday.

O. C. Rapier, of Bridgeport, was here with his photograph outfit Thursday. Mrs. V.

H. Hnttort, Victoria, renews her subscription for another year. Miss Nina Randle spent Saturday at Victoria, the guest of Miss Eunice Hutton. Claud Springfield, of Chattanooga, was the guest of the Hopkins family Sunday. Miss Emma Fagg, who has been vis iting in Chattanooga for sometime, has returned.

Misss Juliette Hopkins returned last week from a very pleasant visit at Dunlap. Profis. Dossett and Guy, of Pryor Institute, Jasper, were in the city Thursday. V. F.

Smith, of Gruetly, attended the Memorial services of the G. A. R. Thursday. Quarterly meeting of the M.

E. Church, will be held at Sequachee June loth and Kith. The attendance from outside points Thursday was not very great, owing to the bad weather. Misses Lillian Deakins and Flossie Hughes, of Jasper, were in the city Wednesday evening. Miss Anna Deakins, who is teaching Hchool at Richard City, spent Saturday and Sunday at home.

All-day service at Ebenezer Sunday, oondncted by Rov. Whitener will be attended by several from this place. Jackson Lee, Walter Randle and W. CHill went to Oak Grove Sunday to the Children's Day exercises. Mr.

and Mrs. Ben Condra, of Cedar Spring, arrived Saturday and visited Mr. and Mr. John Condra over Sunday. Mrs.

Mary Roberts, Manchester, has her subscription renewed by ber son, Chas. L. Roberts, of Dun-lap. Miss Mary Jordan, of Whitwell, was the guest of MiBS Louise Hill Memorial Day. Lorm DeSabla, Tilman Tatum and Hill went to Richard City Saturday to play ball with Jasper vs.

Bichard 'City. Capt. and Mrs. J. G.

Lankester, of Jasper, and daughters, Misses Ava and Amy and son, Hugh Lankester, were there Thursday. Mrs. W. H. Hutton and children of Victoria, accompanied by Miss Hutton, of Nashville, were visitors in the city Memorial day.

S. Sherman returnel from Lundy's Lane, Pa. Friday, where lie had been to visit nis mother, he reports in a very feeble condition. Mrs. Blair, sister of Mrs.

W. S. "Wilson, and baby, of Cleveland, returned to their home Friday after spending a week here. W. A.

Price is now in the employ of B. H. Hardaway, Aliceville, Ala. nd krsdly forwards us an order for iob work for a friend of his there, for which he has our thanks. Misses Willie and Fannie Coppinger of Coppinger Cove, who have been vis iting at Jasper, were at the Memorial services Thursday and returned to their homes Friday morning.

H. Davidson, a former resident of Sequachee, was here Monday. He is now in Chattanooga, working at his trade of tile and hearth setter and do ing well, which we are glad to learn. Rev. J.

J. Manker, of Knoxville, was a caller in our office Thursday. He is contempating installing a Sim plex Machine in the office of the Me thodist Advocate, of which he is edi tor. Mr. Sam Fisk, of Huntsville, Ala, spent Saturday here.

His wife and children are visiting her parents Capt, jand Mrs. W. K. Marlin. Mr.

Fisl will take charge of a gang of carpen ters at Bridgeport during this summer. "The question of keeping the child- Ten fairly presentable during their -play hours is always doubly difficult in the summer. Half an hour's romp ing in the garden will soil and rumple any frock, until it is only fit for the tub, so all sensible mothers devote a large share of the summer's outfit to strong, easily ironed dresses in which their little ones can play in ieaee. Thus says the authority on "Practical Clothes for Little Girls" in the July numler of the New Idea Woman's Ma gazine, and common sense is the key note of her article. The same writer extends her helpful advice to the sum mer girl with athletic tendencies, and appropriate suggestions are given for costumes adapted to any of her varied activities.

Read these articles liefore undertaking the preparations for your summer outing ami you will find your much simplified. Correspondent from PaiiM-, Empire, Ala, Hungry Shiner, Eastland, and "Little of of Cot- ton." of iiie unknown plait1, published, the first two for are not lack of writers' real name, and the last for an obvious reason. Profits can be greatly Increased by giving special care to the health of every animal and fowl on the (arm. Sick poultry, sheep, cattle, hogs, horses, depend on their livers to keep them well Black-Draught' Stock and Poultry Medicine keeps their livers working and therefore keeps them well. Black-Draught Stock and Poultry Medicine Is a pure, natural, vegetable, blood purifier, and acts by regulating the stomach, liver and bowels.

It prevents and cures Hog Cholera. Chicken Cholera, Colic, Distemper, Coughs, Colds, Constipation, Fever, Loss of Appetite, Wasting Away, and all the common stock It Is a perfect i edlclne for general farm use. Try it. Price 25c for a largecan, at all druggists and dealers IN AID OF HALL. Concert and Ice Cream Supper a try Enjoyable Affair.

A concert ana ice cream supper lhursilay night was given in aid ot the Town Hall, which is needing funds to make the regular monthly payment on piano. A program was hastily ar ranged, and although none ot the per formers had devoted much time on preparation, those who heard it speak very appreciatively or the program given, which was as rollows: Two-Step, "Over the Fence," Violins and Piano, W. C. and Miss Louise Hill, Miss Grace Thomas, Solo, "A China Heart," Miss Randle, Piano solo, "Chicken Charlie," Miss Grace Thomas, Violin Solo, "Bird W. C.

Hill, Song, "Tessie," Gladys Fagg, Reading, "Keeping a Seat at a Bene fit Blowout, Miss Grace Thomas, Piano Solo, "Warm Enough in Dixie," Miss Nina Handle, Solo "A Dream" Miss Louise Hill Instrumental "National Medley Miss Grace VV. C. Hill. The receipts from ice cream were $13.05 the sales of afternoon and even ing taken together and the expenses were Sii. a consequently the net pro ceeds were $10.

10 which will be applied in payment of piano. The Magic No. 3. Number three is a wonderful mascot for Geo. H.

Parris, of Cedar Grove, according to a letter which reads: "After suffering much with liver and kidney trouble, and becoming greatly discouraged by the failure to hnd re lief, I tried Electric Bitters, and as result I am a well man today. The first bottle relieved and three bottles completed the cure." Guaranteed best on earth for stomach, liver and kidney troubles, by Curtis Coppinger, 50c. Richard City 4, Jasper I. A picked-tip team from Jasper and Sequachee went to Richard City Sat nrday to play a game with the team at that place. For four innings the game was very interesting and the score 1 to 0 in favor of Richard City.

In the fifth a wretched decision by the um pire presented Richard City with two runs, and others following in the course of the next few innings culminated with Capt. Minnis taking the Jasper team from the held, when the proba bility was the presentation of three runs more to Richard City by the nni pire failing to call a runner out for cutting first base. The crowd was very orderly, and the game played very quietly. DeSabla's hit in the fourth brought in Jasper's only run P. Brewer having singled and stole second.

He Fired the Stick. "I have fired the walking stick I've carried over 40 years, on account of sore that resisted every kind of treat ment, until I tried Bucklen's Arnica Salve; that has healed the sore and made me a happy man," writes John Garrett, of North Mills, N. Guar anteed for Piles, Burns, etc. by Cur tis Coppinger. WANTED.

To know the whereabouts of Sam More who left with my 15-year old daughter riorence and was not married. He is alxmt 5 feet higii with blue eyes and curley hair. Would be glad to have anv information as to where he is. W. W.

DAVIS, Eastland, Tenn, Dr. Walker Appointed. Dr. J. A.

Walker of Whitwell, has lieen appointed election commissioner for the county in place of X. B. Moore, When you feel the need of a pill take a DeWitt's Little Early Riser. Small pill, safe pill, pure pill. Easv to take pleasant and ertective.

Drives away headaches. Sold by J. W. Simpson, Jasper, lenii. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children.

Tti3 Kind You Have Always BaugM Signature of Eastland. Special the News. Misses Fannie Ixiak and Kena urew- ry took dinner with Miss Lassie Fri- zell Sunday and Lassie said they liked to have ate ber out of house and home. Miss Rena Drewry said Will Pease was real handsome. Miss Lassie Frizzell said she thought Fred Jenkins was mighty pretty.

Three tioys said that Misses fannie Doak, Rena Drewry and Lassie Frizzell looked pretty at Sunday school. Fred Burden rave the young folks a ance Saturday night. There aren but three girls in bast- land and that is three "certain, "girls. Mr. and Mrs.

Jake Baltimore spent Saturday night with Ben Baltimore. Miss Cora Frizzell, who is going to school at Nashville, will be at home Thursday of thisi week on a three month's vacation. The Eastland school closed Wednes day night and gave a real nice entertainment. Had several recitations, dialogues, singings and good music and everybody enjoyed it fine. Jim tlrod and main Scarbrougu seem to lie all the go in the Eastland pieces, as they always head the list.

A. Fnzzell is contemplating making a four days trip to McMinnville this week. The mines at this place have stopped for three or four days on account of some repairs being made about the tipple. Marion Rogers is expected to he here a few days. A certain girl said she would be awfully glad to see him as she hasn't seen him in about four years, but I don't think she is the on- one that would like to see him for there are lots of Whitwell people tip here who want to see him.

There was a large crowd out at prayer meeting Sunday evening. It commenced at three and broke np at 5. It was the best meeting we have ever had. I hear lots of people saying that things are as cheap here as they are anywhere. I don't know the prices at other places, but I will try to give you the price cf new vegetables cucumbers are 70c per dozen; green beans, 40c and other things are about equal to them.

Byrd Hudson went to the Dr. omce Friday to get some headache medicine and forgot what he went after until he got back home. He must have been awful bad off. If you want to see Monroe Sniitty grin just name Miss Alice to him. Mrs.

Alley spent Saturday night with her daughter, Mrs. Mack Reeves. Arthur Watley is going to McMinn Monday. Three Cabbages. DUNLAP.

Special to the. News. Dunlap is on a boom. They have two new bank bosses, Bill Hickey and Joe Haskew. Uncle Monroe Barnes has moved to Dunlan to make his future home.

D. Fowler and Miss Lena Pullman were married Sunday. We wish them a long and happy life. Mrs. Mattie Ellis and Mrs.

Alice Smith called on Mrs. Nancy Smith Sunday evening. Floy Varner and Miss Lizzie Dykes were out buggy riding Sundy. Miss Myrtle Ashburn called on Miss Nellie Henry Sunday. A ecrtain girl or Dunlap, said she would like see Richard Duke, of Coal City.

Mrs. lene Smith is visiting her mother at Sequachee this week. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ashburn visited Mr.

and Mrs. Allen Hamrick Sunday. Miss Dora Smith, who has been vis iting her sister at Coal City, has re turned. Miss Kate Barnesi called on Miss Cynthia Smith Monday. Ralph Ellis called on Uilbert Smith Sunday.

Miss Netta Hambnck called on Miss Ruth Turner Monday. Mrs. Iva Cross spent Monday night with her cousin, Miss Lima Cornell. Blue-eyed Boy. Do Not Neglect the Children.

At this season of the year the first unnatural looseness of a child's bowels should have immediate attention. The best thing that can be given is Cham berlain Colic, Cholera and Diarhoea Remedy, followed by castor oil as di rected with each bottle of the remedy. For sale by Jno. W. Simpson.

PLEASANT GROVE. Special to the News. Mr. and Mrs. Cris Belk visited home folks Sunday.

Clint Colston and family visited Dave Colston Sunday. Walter Dame and Joe Lambert were out driving Sunday afternoon. Dan Lambert was visiting Cris Belk Monday. Sorry to state that Crit Webb has turned part of his crop to the weeds. Dan Lambert was hanging on the fence at a certain place Sunday.

I wonder if Joe Lambert is still banning his hat on Sam Webb's hat rack. Buster 'Brown was visiting friends here Sunday. Will Colston was all smiles Sunday, writer was very sad Sunday as my girl has gone back on me. Lonely Boy. A prompt pleasant, good remedy for coughs and colds, is Kennedy Laxa tive Conirh Syrup.

It is especially rec ommended for babies and children, but good for every member of the family, It contains no opiates and does not constipate. Contains honey and tar and tastes nearly as good as maple syr tin. Children like it. Sold by J. Simpson, Jasper, Tenn.

Derailed Engine. By the breaking of a rail near Sum mit Tuesday morning about clock, an engine of the N. C. St. L.

was derailed, and all traffic was bus pended for several hours. The evening train here was an hour late. The en gine was hauling the Nashville ex press, and none of the passenger coaches left the track or there would have been serious loss of life. Mrs. W.

R. and Miss Grace Thomas will leave in two weeks fur Knoxvill where they will visit a month. Chas. Randle left this morning 1 Rvlan. to repair an engine for the Sequatchie Handle Works.

Coal proepeiting is reisirted Wing made on the lands owned bv G. her man iu Sweden Cove. CHILDRENS' DAY. Observed by the People of Oak Grove in Nice Style. The goxl people of Oak Grove observed Sunday with a Children's Day service, which was attended by a large number.

The exercises were very nice and carried out in a carefully drilled manner, and the choir of ladies furnished sweet music. The children looked very sweet and pretty as they sang their songs and carried out pretty movements with accessories of flowers and music. The following was the program: Song, "Holy, Holy, Holy." Choir Prayer Song "Welcome Happy Day" Choir Flower Exercise Children Recitatou, "This is Children's Day," Children. Song, "Fill the Sunday School Ranks," Choir. Recitation, "Making the Summer," Recitation, "Four Little Rosebuds," Children, Song, "Our Day of Birds and Flow ers, Choir, Like the Little Brook," Children's Drill.

Recitation, "The Father's Care," Children. Flower Drill, Children, Recitation, "Lieht Bearers, Song, "Our Song of Praise," Choir, Recitation, "Fresh Bouquet for Child ren Day." Talk, Prof. Wells. Song, "Till We Meet Again." After the exercises, which occurred at 11 dinner was spread on the ground and there were plenty of nicely cooked viands to satisfy hunger. The people were generous with their hospitality, and whose who came from afar dependant on their good cheer had plenty of good things to eat.

The day was cold and rainy, but that did not dampen the hospitality that reigned supreme. Happy Hollow. Special to the News. Miss Mary Morgan has returned af ter an extended visit to relatives in Georgia, accompanied by her cousin, Andrew Morgan. if you want to see Willie Webb smile ask him who he was with Friday even- ng.

Leslie R. Pryor, of Chattanooga, visited his father at this place last week. Crit Webb went squirrel hunting Saturday and killed nothing but time. Miss Lillie McBrayer looked sad Sun- lay. We guess her fellow didn't come.

Mrs. Worley called on Mrs. J. G. McBrayer this evening.

Mrs. A. A. Kogers called on Mrs. Alley Hancock Wednesday evening.

Mrs. T. A. Smith anu children of Dayton, are visiting relatives Pleasant Grove. Joe Morgan went down the road Fn day in a three story wagon.

Miss Sarah Rogers looked sad Sun day. Chris Besk was sitting in the field crying for butter milk the other day and sent Willie Webb to Clint Colston's after a glassful. Joe Morgan has quit hanging his hat on Key. Keleford cow horn. 1 think the cow has been sold.

Will Minter has returned to his home in Georgia after a visit here with his parents. Mr. and. Mrs. S.

Ye writer saw Tom Howard going down the road the other day with his hat on crosswise I guess he was go ing to see his best girl. Will Colston went down the road yes terday with his summer suit on. Misses Nancy and Lillie Releford made their usual trip to the lock dam peddling Saturday. Mrs. E.

T. Dame has been on the sick list but is better. Ask Arthur Belk where he was Sun day and watch him grin. Rev. J.

T. Bird will nil his regular appointment at Pleasant Grove Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Lasater visited Mr.

and Mrs. J. B. Harris Sunday. Miss Mintie Pryor is visiting her sis ter, Mrs.

J. W. Brown, today If you want to see Miss Lillie Mc Brayer smile ask her when she saw Mr. Kilgore. Mrs.

J. G. McBrayer and children visited her mother, Mrs. E. T.

Dame, one day last week. Miss Lillie McBrayer spent the night with her grandmother, Mrs. E. Dame, Friday. Sunflower.

Island, Ky. Special to the Arews, Miss Agnes Campbell called on Miss Mary Bates Saturday night. Misses Mary Bates and Agnes Camp bell called on Miss Lva Watkins. Herman Shacklett said that Agnes Campbell was too cute to die and guess she is. Miss Dosha Shacklett said she wish ed they would work the streets so she wouldn't fall down and break any more eggs.

Henry Watkins is working at Hill side. He returned home today. Miss Nellie Bradly is trying to catch a beau, Arthur Bates said Miss Ida Ashley was the prettiest girl in Island. Charlie Watkins said he wished he could hang his hat on her gate post, Mrs. Mary Watkins called at James- town bunday.

Miss Nellie Bradley thinks a lot of her red bows and pink dress. handv Larrison said that wax a cer tain girl sent him was sure sweet. Miss Mary Bates calleld on Miss Ag nes Campbell Sunday and they had nice time. Miss Eva Watkins has the headache tonight Miss Anna Pallook called on Miss Susie Campbell Saturday night. Mis Eva Watkins said that Bill Hud son was the prettiest boy in Island.

Ona Bradley said that Miss Eva Watkins got prettier every day. Bill Hudson called on Miss Eva Wat kins Sunday. Kentucky Girl Bert Barber, of Llton, is. says "have only taken four doses of your Kidney and Bladder Pills and they have done for me more than anv other medicine has ever done. I am still taking the pills as I want a perfec cure." Mr.

Barker refers tI)eWitt' Kidney and Bladder Pills, which are nneinialleil for backache, weak kid nevs, inflammation of the bladder ami all urinarv trouble. A week's treat ment for 'Vtc. Sold by J. W. Simpson Jasper, lenn.

Etna. Special to tin Newt. Miss Irene Dovle and Miss Pnnlne are visitinir friends on the mnnnntin this week. Mr. and Mrs.

Alex Myers made a nying inp to v. iiaitanM)ga rsaturday f.i and returned Sunday. We were sorry to hear of Mr. DafT- ron getting killed in the mines. Every lody ought to be good for no one nows when their time will come.

Bertha Myers and sister, Kate. mnt Saturday night with Birdie Bailev. Mrs. Ida Daffron has a vrv sick ba by. Hope it will soon recover.

Come on, "Mocking Bird, of Whit enjoy reading your pieces, as I know you. Ueorge Obar looked pretty Saturday night. Mrs. Martha Mc.Aabb, of Adirer. who has been visiting her pa rents at Roope, has returned to Ad-gor.

We were sorrv to hear of Mr. Fos ter's death, at Grassville, Ga. Miss Myrtle Ex um spent Saturday night with Gertie and Parthenia Ex- um. If yon want to see F. P.

Exnm. George Obar and Frank Degnan smile just ask them how they like to catch bull frogs. Miss lorence Allen and George Pen nington were married Sunday. We wish them a long and happy life. Miss Mary O'Neal looked handsome Sunday.

Mrs. Bertha Doyle attended church Sunday. Miss Alice Parker said Pearl Martin of Whitwell, was handsome. Pet. Pleasant Hill.

Special to the Arnvs. Haining and boys going up and down the road is the order of the day. Tom Anderson started to the country last night with his camera but I think he got stuck up and had to stop at W. T. Morgan's.

Rev. Farrell Tate was visiting W. Cannon Sunday evening. Mrs. Jerry Ponder called on Mrs.

Luther Henderson Sunday evening. Misses Josie Sitz, Lena Cannon. Ma mie Ponder, Edith Ponder, Rosa Sanders and Frank Sitz have gone to Oak Grove to practice for Children's day. uome on, "Beauty, ot Oan Grove, I like to read your pieces. There will be nraver meeting at Pleasant Hill church tonight, conduct ed by Dasheroon.

Charlie Kilgore has been on the sick list but is improving. Marion Levan, who has been sick quite awhile Is speedily recovering. Abe Kilgore has swapped mules and think all the one he has needs is a little corn to make it worth $100. Eddie Sitz would like to bans' his hat at Mr. Flntrlmr'a lint think Tn.

cle Gid's Charlie has got him beat, Freu liarth said he would like to net married but none of the girls would say, "Yes." 1 wonder if "Whittling Bill has got married yet. Guess he will have to remain a widower. Wandering Boy. Graveyard Cleaning. WTe are requested to announce that there will be a graveyard cleaning at Caroline Chapel, the 3rd Saturday in June.

Let everybody come and bring full baskets and tools to work with. D. M. GRIFFITH. Consumption is less Certain relief and will result from the following treatment: Hope, rest, fresh air, and Scott's.

Emulsion. ALU DRUGGISTS! WANTED Roots, Herbs, Barks, Etc. i I PAY SPOT CASH for Medicinal Roots, Herbs, and fl am now special want of rink Hoot, Star Hoot and Star Grass Root. Remit promptly on receipt of goods. Write for complete price list.

Address: D. No. 2. F. C.

0 0 (CC)0 (0O)o'0k)0( CO) MIRACULOUS! MRS. JAMES DOVER, An Invalid for Ten Years. Her unsolicited letter is evidence of the fact that BAILEY'S BLACK HAW COMPOUND IS THE BEST WOMAN'S MEDICINE MADE. Women who suffer from Painful Menstruation, Hearing Down Pains and Leucorrboea should begin to take liailey's black Haw Con pound before their condition prows worso. Ask your dealer for it; jf be hasn't It, ask him to fret for you; jf be refuses, write us.

BLACK HAW MEDICINE Box 37 Chattanooga, Tenn. CURED AFTER SUFFERING TEN EARS. W'aHhinjfton, Tenn P.iark Medicine Chattanooga, Teun: Uf-ntlpmi'n t-n slj has be-n unaMe 'o perform lioutonn anJ tottle roi'N for YoTi-n, he ahl tnal strr njfiu tm rfurnnl. Your North Birminghf I Wmi to it Atm. Music seems to le the i order day.

Layne naid if his rP" i pirnj won in put them in ins imna aim i them forever. The lnys say that will break into his trunk and get tl and kiss them to death. If von want to hee John Lane mm ask him if he likes to get letters froir his sweethearts with loving talk them. He said he likes to make at the irirls. He has iust returned lirookwood and reported ft nice til Everylxidy is enjoying themselves" walking to town.

Thev say won't ride a Btreet car airain. A fellow gave me a versa today made me feel bad. It started Ilk "Needles and pins, needles and when a man marries his troubl gins." Saw someone tell me truth ulRiut "it. If it isn't so I will married the first chance got 1, marrying isn't it? I would have trot married if I had going to Pickett's Hill like I ought i have. i I Say, Altoona, why don't yon vf" to the News while you have got a thingt Roono.

Pitlshiirc. Tracv City aif, Monteagle I sure, love to read yon letters when I get my paper. Say. Dunlan. let ns hear from th I tl people at that place.

1 have ber her 1 there once in my life and have a frie: there now I would love to see the redheiv girls at Altoona. I would llo uiv lint Huiucwuric uii'ic I hang my hat is home, svik me. Enoch Patterson, you said if were so bashful and redheaded you were thinking of coming baclr North Birmingham. This is the Talk to them, they will let you. Come on, "Little Girl," let and the bashful boys, too.

I you like to read the North Bin ham letters? Loneivj ielv LAND SALE the County Court rion County, Tenn. "Lee Pen ley el ol. us. Joe PhilliDS eta. In obedience to a decree of Court, at JaSoer.

made iuj styled case, I will on Saturday, June 91 within legal hours, lnfroru House door in Jasper, sen est and best bidder the scribed trnct.of land Twenty acres of land District of Marlon uwucu ii ibiu li v. the north by lands the east by the Bli the south by the 1 Lewis, and on the Spring, contalnin loss. Said sale will band. This June Sr Printer' Fee, deadly than it used to usually complete recovery 50c. AND Sl.OO.

BOYD, McMinnville, Tenn. I'i, 1'JiM. Tear mj wife ha been In or bath hr boasitbold dutifit, and jin, of your liAl LEY'S KLACK llAVVfov" to perform hi-r uaual and her n' are recommi'ndin It to en on. truly, JAMES DOVEI1. at asp i i 7 7 rV Aw i 0.