Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1910-10-13
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SPECIAL 10 tie Meas.
We have been having some good
rains which were needed as the ground
was getting very dry. 1t rained near
ly all day Thursday. Since then we
have had some very cool weather.
W. L. Vanhooser and wife and Har-
vey Hamilton and wife all spent the
day with l. J. Lister and wife Sun
day.
Little Frank Grimes, son of Mrs.
Della Grimes, came very near dying
Sunday evening. The trouble was
worm spasms DIR. Cantrell was call
ed and the little fellow was soon much
better
Mrs. Pace, Lula French and little
girl called on Mrs. /. J. Lister Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. Mabel Vanhooser had a very
bad sick spell Monday night. DR..
Trail was sent for and he pronounced
it acute indigestion. She is much bet
ter now.
Misses Lillian and Bessie Webb have
gone to Manchester to visit relatives
and attend the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Vanhooser went
to Gath Sunday to visit Mrs. Vanhoos-
er's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. G.
W. Haynes.
Mrs. I. j. Lister spent Monday with
her daughter, Mrs. Carl Dickson,
Miss Vera Davis spent Wednesday |
afternoon with her friend, Miss Kate
Mullican.
Most of the people in these parts
have their molasses made and are
ready to feast on gingerbread.
Miss Charity Woodlee, who was Wis
iting at Mrs. E. S. Rowan's, return
ed home one day last week
Lenora Grimes and James Farless
went to Smyrna Sunday.
Everett Webb spent Sunday with his
siste, Mrs. Jett
Coly Cantrell. wife and little girl
called on Mr.. and Mrs. John Jones
Sunday evening.
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Wooden Mills, was called over to Chat
;anooga last week by the. death of his
lister, Mary Lavender. Mr. Gibbs
on, Ross, is over there in a very crit
cal condition. He got into fight
nd got his skull badly hurt and they l
hink he will die. S
Mrs. Astmus fell from fence Tues
ay and hurt herself very badly. Her Il
1any friends hope she may soon re-
over. h
Uncle Harry Brown, (colored) died Il
ist Friday morning The burial &C.
ured in Riverside cemetery Sunday IL
forming at ten O'clock. He leaves a
life and four grown children, who n
ave the sympathy of the community. I'll
James Melton, wife and children, 1o
isited at Carroll Park Sunday. hl
DR.. A. J. Trail and family are
ome from visit to Nashville. They me-
ade the trip in their automobile, GO tn
g by way of Alexandria and Water so
wn. I'll
Mrs. Lister called on Mrs. Lula
rench Wednesday morning.
There is prayer meeting every Sun ~
lay night Sunday school every Sun 10
y morning and singing every We'd
sday night at Mt. Leo. WI
Mrs. Ocie Jett visited relatives in re-
cMinnville Monday. we
Misses Ethel and Mabel Pace attend
prayer meeting at Mt. Leo Sunday to'
ght. he
Rev.. T. R. Curtis closed his second 4
ar's pastorate of the Methodist an
urch at this place Sunday. The tht
urch has grown and prospered under
J ministry, the membership increas-
in numbers and benefited and i'm n
oved spiritually, and we hope to see orc
II returned for another year. he,
rhe services at the Baptist Church tri
still in progress, and there has bu
an several conversions and several ~ COL
1itions to the church, and we hone rio
lch more good will be done before the
J meeting comes to close. sta
FRS Henry French called on Mrs wo
llican Wednesday evening eIo
frs. |. J. Lister spent Tuesday ev- tle s
ng with Mrs. Pace. Xix,
Harvey Moore and wife spent SIM Drr
: with Mrs Moore's father near the
lnessee Wooden Mills.
lrs. Dora Hamilton spent Friday q
bit with her mother. Snowdron eve
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