Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1910-12-08
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The school at Ben Lomand is to con
tinue two weeks more, but it is so colo
and the days so short that many of thu
children are stopping off. If Prof
Sparman is right in his predictions,
December will be very cold, stormy
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mullican and -four
children visited Mr.. and Mrs. Davis
at West Riverside Sunday.
NJ T. Bass, who owns part OF the
Tennessee Wooden Mills. killed forty
hogs one day last week and has thirty
more to be slaughtered soon. Some
few around here have killed, but they
are very scarce in this part Of the
country.
w. L. Vanbooser has moved from
McMinnville to the lanyard spring.
W. H. Hamilton and wife have
moved in with them to remain until
spring.
Mr. and Mrs. William Griswold, of
Nashville, we've here to attend the
funeral of their brother -in-law, F. M.
Smart
Misses Lucy Cloud and Mary Hill
Ritcbey spent a part of last week with
Mrs Frank Cardwell in thee ountry.
Mrs. Henry French called on Mrs.
Mab~l Vanhooser one day last week.
Mrs. Mary Green took the train last
Wednesday morning for her home in
Coffffee County after an extended visit
to her two daughters, Mrs. Frank An
drew and Mrs Carl Oliver.
Martha Andrew called on Mrs. l.
j. Lister and Dora Hamilton Tuesday.
Mrs Hambley, who has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. G w. Pealsall,
returned home last Thursday.
Mrs. Nealy Arnold spent few days
last week visiting relatives and friends
at tue Tennessee Wooden Mills.
DIR and Mrs. Thos. 0. Burger enter
tainea at six o'clock diner Thanks
giving day. The dining room and TIA
Bile we're made very attractive by
typi al Thanksgiving decoration, and
an elegant dinner of five courses was
served The guests present were Joe
r. BiIes and wife, A. b. McClarty
and wife.
Mrs 7 j. Lister, Mrs Dora Hamli-
ton an Mrs. Mabel Vanbooser visited
at Mrs c. c. Dickson's Thursday. 1t
was the birthday of Mrs Dickson
little on. He was three years old, and
received several presents with which
the little fellow was delighted. Those
pres Mt report good time. We hope
the bright little fellow vii live to see
many more such days.
Miss Mabel Pace called on Mrs Lis
ter uud Miss Kate Mullican Sunday af-
tern0Ou.
Frank Andrews took dinner with |.
j. Lister and wife Friday.
LITTLE Miss Madpe Ritcbey and Mas
ter joan Lowry celebrated their birth
day % the oath of last month at the
Rit hey home. About score of their
little friends were present and spent a
merry 1fternoon at games on the lawn.
About Eve O. clock they were invited
into ia dining room where the birth
day ard Thanksgiving idea were
charm ngly suggested by the decora-
ton, and delightful refreshments
were served.
Mr.. Dora Hamilton and Mabel Van
hooser visited Mrs. Lula French Fri
day evening.
Mis- az Ethel and Pauline Pace visit
ed n rs Eliza Pearsall Sunday even.
ing
Ms /. ]. Lister called on Mrs.
Mar Smith last Wednesday evening.
NJ Fanny Lane is here from Dali
las, Texas, on visit to relatives and
frie q e.
u here is Uncle Joe9 / bore he is
not sick again. And our socialist wri-
ter, ~ mere is he. ] have not seen
letter from him in long time. ] hope
he will commence writing again soon
for enjoy his letters so we'll.
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