Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1910-09-22
McMinnVille.

Spedaif0 the Ne70s.
Mrs. Hugh Vanhooser is very sick
at this writing. She has a case of few
or but as it is not fully developed yet
we cannot say what kind, but we hope
it will not result in anything serious.
Miss Lizzie Parsley was the guest of
Mrs Cox Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Della Grimes and children Wis
tied Mrs. G. G. Dickson last Sunday.
Mrs James Mason has gone to the
mountain to visit relatives. We pre-
sumo they will move there soon as Mr..
Mason expects to farm there next year.
Horace Seals was here from Cannon
County Wednesday.
Mr.. Philips and wife of Watertown,
visited relatives of Mrs. Philips here
few days this week.
Chas. Hudgens has sold his farm
near the Tennessee Wooden Mills to
Mr.. j. G. Smith, and is moving his
family to Tullahoma.
Mrs Clemen Judkins and little
daughter returned to Sparta last Fri
day at noon. Miss Alma Judkins came
down on the $50 train and returned
with Mrs. Judkins at noon.
Mrs. Hattie Bell Green and little
daughter. who have been visiting in
this vicinity for sometime, expect to
return to their home in Coffee County
soon.
G.. G. Dickson expects to move to the
II. c. Nunley house Monday.
Mrs, Columbus Tally and children
of near Morrison. visited relatives at
West Riverside last Sunday.
Tom Cantrell expects to move his
family to Coffee county soon as he is
going to farm at that place next year.
Miss Ethel Russell visited her moth
er and brother here last Saturday
night and Sunday.
Albert Woodlee has improved the
looks of his place considerably by cell
ing his house and building new porch
es.
Columbus Tally took dinner with l.
J. Lister and wife last Sunday.
Mrs. j. P. Seal and daughter went
to Cannon County Thursday to visit
relatives for few weeks
Miss Bessie Green spent Saturday
night with her sister, Mrs. Hugh Van
hooser.
We are glad to say there are no
deaths to record in this issue of the
News. The slow and typhoid fevers
are subsiding some at present What
we fear now as the cold winter advan-
ces, is the dreadful pneumonia fever,
but we hope there will not be much of |
it,
s. D. Cocks has his residence prop
erty on Spring Street completed. The
he has made on it has
made beautiful home as we'll as in
creased its value.
O. c. Grain has moved his family to
his farm on Franks Ferry road, below
Faulkner Spring.
Mr.. Ernest Smallman left Tuesday
for an extended visit to bis mother in
st. Louis
Miss Nora Grimes spent last Sunday
with Misses Ethel and Pauline Pace.
Mrs. Powell and daughter, Della.
visited at Mrs. Powelrs daughters,
Mrs. Eliza Pearsall Sunday.
Mrs. Pace and daughter, Mabel.
called on Mrs. C. C. Dickson last Fri
dya evening.
Good morning, Blue jay" Snow
drop" is getting along all right, and
loves to read what all the folks write
in the News. am glad your commu-
nifty likes my articles. have always
tried to gain as many friends in this
world as I can. / try to have a good
name wherever I go, for the Bible
says, "a good name is rather to be
c hosen than great riches I thank
you for the compliment you have pass
ed on my writing. I will extend the
same to you. love to hear people ex
press their views on different subjects,
the topics we are universal
" understood. both politically and re-
ligiously.
Mrs. 1. J. Lister called on Mrs
Tbena Cantrell last Wednesday even
ing.
Mrs Nelson called on Mrs. Dora
Hamilton last Saturday afternoon.
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