Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1910-10-20
McMinnvilIe.
SpenaI 10 ne Meas.

warm anu cnll0ren are running arOun
barefooted, but it will soon have {,
stop, for old November will soon b,
here with her cold winds.
The health in this part of the coun
try is good. for which we are yer,
thankful.
There was large crowd in McMin
nville Wednesday and Thursday. Wed
nesday there was an educational rally
and Thursday was the Hooper Enlo,
speaking. About rs persons cam,
down from Sparta to hear the speaking
Thursday. but very few of them coulC
get into the courthouse.
Mrs Hiram Dodd and son, Herbert
have gone to Nashville to visit hel
two daughters who reside there.
Mrs. Lula French visited her mothe
last Friday.
We are glad to say that Mrs. E. S
Rowan is up after few weeks of i'll
ness. She was able to GO to McMinn
vile Wednesday.
Misses Ethel and Pauline Pace Wis
tied Miss Halle Mullican Saturday
afternoon.
Harvey Hamilton and wife, 1. J.
Lister and wife. and Harvey Moore
and wife took dinner with Leonard
Vannhooser and wife Sunday.
Mrs. C. c. Dickson and little son
spent the day with Mrs. Dickson S
mother Saturday.
Mrs. Stuman and Mrs. Lister called
on Mrs. Pace Friday.
Katie Mullican visited Miss Mabel
Pace one day last week.
Last Wednesday evening, while play
ing ball on the school ground, Willie
Crerar, Oldest son of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
G. Crerar, had the misfortune of
breaking one of his arms
Miss Bessie Green visited her sister,
Mrs. Mamie Vanhooser last Wednes-
day and attended the educational rally.
Mrs. w. G. McAfee and children
left Wednesday morning for their
home in Atlanta, after several weeks
spent here with the family of Mr.. N.
B. Humphrey.
Henry French and family visited
James Pace and family Sunday even
ing
Rev. B. A. Pendleton, pastor of the
Presbyterian Church at this place, left
Thursday morning for Columbia to at
tend convention at Nashville.
Mrs. g. B. Shaver, of Springfield,
is here visiting friends and relatives
for willie.
Misses Nellie and Bessie Nunley Wis
tied Misses Ethel and Pauline Pace
Sunday afternoon.
Freeland Green, wife and baby, of
Chestnut Grove, Coffee County, visit
ed Mr.. Green's sister, Mrs. Carl Div
Or, last Sunday.
There was baptizing at the Beer
,heba ford of Barren Fork river last
Sunday at three o'clock. There was
Iarge crowd there, and number of
Juggies were in the river. The band
wagon was driven in the river where
hey were baptizing for the purpose of
receiving the members as they were
baptized. They were eight in number.
Grandpa Grimes, of near Irving Col
eye, has been visiting relatives in
his part of the country for the past
week.
John Dais, wife and little child,
yisited Mr. and Mrs. Mullican Sunday.
Joe Lockhart and wife of Irving Col.
eye, were visiting at Mrs. Della
Grimes last Monday.
Mrs. Mullican and Mrs. Pace visit
d Mrs. l. j. Lister last Saturday af-
ernoon.
G. J. Bryan, wife and little son, at
ended the baptizing Sunday evening.
Mrs. Dora Hamilton called on Mrs
Iorgan Jones last Monday evening
There has been another fire in Nc
Iinnville. Tuesday evening about |
clock, the old Hoodenpyle stable on
last Main Street, owned by Dock
[older. was destroyed. Mr.. Holder
,st over hundred dollars worth of
sed stuff. Harve Warren lost about
rs worth. The stable and chicken
ouse on Arch Hennessee's premises
ERE burned. A horse belonging to
[r. Frank Cardwell, which was
itched in the stable, was burned.
[uch more damage would have been
one but for the heroic work Of the
'cal fire brigade.
/ want to compliment the editor of
le News for publishing social arti-
es. 1t is making friends over here
nd I think it will be the means of in
easing the circulation Of the News
/ Warren County. If all Of our local
litors had the backbone to publish
.ticles on Socialism our country
ould be better off.
Hurrah for Uncle Tom, you are just
ght about the girls marrying.
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