Sequachee Valley news., June 12, 1913, Image 4

About Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952

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FRUIT TREES
SAVE YOUR CUSSIN', FRIEND
Do not buy fruit trees from an agent unless you know
him to be reliable. If you do, you may feel like cussin'.
Some are reliable and others are not. Take no chance,
you may lose yonr time and money, but buy direct from us
and you will get large, strong, healthy trees that will bear
much fruit.
No order for second or third-class trees will be accepted
for we have none. Our trees are first class. Winchester
trees are known all over the United States. We carry a
general line of nursery stock.
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Sequachee News,
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FROtt WKITWELL
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DILL & SON,
Sequachne, Tenn.
FRIDAYS
AND
SATURDAYS
are regular milling days at
the Sequachee Feed & Grist
Mill. Mr.W. A. Chadwick,
an experienced miller, is in
charge and ready to attend
to your wants. Meal will be
sold or exchanged on other
days as desired.
HILL & SON
Chicken Feed.
A Snnday School picnic from Whit
well of members of the Sunday School
of tbe M. . Church, Sonth, is plan
tied to come here Friday, Jane 20th,
Of course tbe Blowiug Spring will be
the prime attraction but a ball game
between Sequachee and some other
team will be arranged. The Sunday
Scuool will not be able to get up i
team of its own, and bo tbe Superin
tendent, Mr. L. K. Brown, writes us
ttat if Sequacbee will arrange a game
with some other team on that date,
tbey will be glad to entertain both
teams at dinner at the Spring a
mighty nice proposition, for there's
sure to be lots of nice grub He also
iucludes the entire News gang in tbe
invitation, and we propose to be there
if able to eat.
THROWN FROM BUGGY
RETURNING FROM FARM
wd ne returning iiom ttieir tanu in
Rankin's Cove, one day last week,
Messrs. A. L. and VV. C. Roberson,
of Jasper, were thrown from the bug
gy, their horse becoming unmanase-
able. Tbey were considerably bruis
ed, but neither severely injured.
Oak Grove.
Special to the News.
There will be a box supper at Ket
ner's Mill Saturday nigbt, June 14,
for the benefit of tho C. P. Church. It
will be at tbe mill for tte sake of con
venience.
Dr. (i. B. Alder, Jim Lasater and
Misses Campbell and Huddleston, of
Coaluiont, spent the week end here
with friends and relatives.
Miss Annie Frigmore is visiting in
Alabama.
Clint and Foster Kelly and families
attended cburcb here Sunday.
" Miss Mary Mitchell, of Chattanooga
has been visiting tho family of E. K.
iTigtnore.
Austin Coppiuger died at his home
in Coppinger Cove Tuesday night
about 8 o clock. He was struck witb
Earalysis recently while at Jasper, but
ad apparently recovered, and was able
to walk about bis place and eat neart
ily. He was taken suddenly ill Toes
day night and before he could be as
sisted to bis bed fell to the floor and
died in a few minutes. He was 67
years old and served in the Federal
army daring a portion of tbe Civil
War, enlisting August H, 1864, in
Co. C. 0th Tennessee Mounted Infan
try, and being discharged June 30,
1865, with rank of sergeant. He be
came a member of Post 53, G. A. R.,
Seqnachee, Sept. 2, 1892. Intel ment
was made today at the Lasater grave
yard at 10 o'clock, in the presence of a
large number of relatives and friends
Mr. Coppinger was a man of very
kindly nature and bad many friends.
H was a great relator of stories and
anecdotes, and left laughter and fun
in bis path. His fund of stories was
apparently inexhaustible and he has
dispelled many a case of the "blues"
by bis universal good humor. He is
one of the old pioneer lanimarks of
this section who will be greatly miss
ed by all, young and old.
GETTING READY FOR
SOME NICE FUNERALS
A us Mosier collided with the earth
Saturday at-Victoria in attempting to
do fancy stunts riding a freight train.
The earth was not hurt, but Aus was
so disfigured about tbe face that bis
mother is alleged to bave doubted seri
ously whether it was her son or not,
who returned from the picnic.
Dennis Con (Ira is anothei to collide
witb Mother Earth last week, but did
n't get so disfigured as Mosier did.
Hugh Brewer ba,d a ticket to Victoria,
or some point, but Condra didn't
know it Brewer bantered Condra to
ride as far as he would. The train
was speeded up pretty lively before
Brewer showed Condra bis ticket, and
it was up to tbe latter not to ride as
far. He got off gracefully, but lit,
it is said, not so gracefully.
CASTOR I A
For In&nti and Children.
Tha Kind Yon Han Always Bought
P. 0. S. OF A.
TO HAVE PICNIC
WHITWELL, Tenn., June 9. There
will be a picnia the 14th of June at
this place, given by the P. O. S. of
A., Camp No. 1, located at Mt. Oliv
et. There will be speaking and din
ner on the ground. All kinds of re
freshments will be served We are ex
pecting a ball game and there will be
all kinds of amusements, such as sack
races and egg races, climbing greasy
pole. Prizes will be given. There
will be plenty of good music. All are
invited to come and bave a good time.
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A Correction.
We were in error last week when we
annouuced that Rev. W. D. Dew
would preach here tbe third Sunday
in June on "The Intermediate State
of the Soul from Death to Resurrec
tion." He preached last Sundav at
Jasper on the subject but will not
preach here as he has already deliver
ed tbe sermon here.
Bears the
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FOR SALE.
We offer our real estate in Senna.
chee for sale to a cash buyer, and de
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HILL & SON.
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The following composed a party that
spent a few pleasant hours at tbe
Blowing Spring Sunday afternoon:
Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Turnian. Clav
Davis, Sam Smith and Doctor Rob
ert, all of Dunlap. Miss Nannie Tur-
inan, of. Dixon, Tenn., MiRses Vera
and Lena' Shirley and Mr. .1. R. Moi
fjan, of Whitwell, JIisss Jmiet and
Katliarino Deakins of Nashville.
Stevjs Roger, of Jasper, depnty sher
iff, was here Tuesday on official business.
2 H. P. GAS ENGINE
FOR SALE
We have two 2 h. p. gas engines.
either one of which we will sell.
Price on one is $90 on the other 75.
The higher priced engine has been
used very little, and only tor secon
dary engine.
HILL & SON,
Sequatchie, Tenn.
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Sequatchie, Tenn.
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SEQUACHFF TENN.
LAND FOR SALE
Mountain and cove land for s-de 3i miles from Sequachee in Dixon cove,
suitable for orchard; 100 acres, lying loth sides of cove; reasonably good
good dwelling and small ba'rn, two springs. For quick sale owner will,
sell for $r)0(. New railroad up Sequachee Cove will jass in one mile of
place. Ills line growth of white oak and young timber.
HILL & SON, Sequachee, Tenn.
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Sequachei
Tenn