Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-04-20
McMinnyiile.
Speeral TO tie MtzOs.

The sick folks in this community are
all better, and it Is to be hoped when
the weather settles so much sickness
will not prevail.
T. w. Outlaw and family have
moved TO the country, out near Trous-
dale
Miss Phrouia Williams who taught
the spring term of school at Ben Lo-
mond, and Mrs. Fletcher Pearsall
went TO Nashville Wednesday morning
ing Mrs Pearsall returned home
Thursday night. but Miss Williams
stayed to attend the teachers asso-
citation.
J. T. Mitchell has moved his fam
lily to West Riverside, where he pur-
chased a house and lot a short time
ago.
Misses Maggie Martin and Matte
Astmus visited Mrs. Truman Pearsall
Wednesday evening.
Miss Leona WoOdlee is here from
Altamont visiting her grand parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Burger.
W. H. Hamilton and wife spent
Sunday night with C. G. Dickson and
family
NJ. T. Bass and wife of the Tennes-
see Wooden Mills left last Tuesday for
visit to Nashville. They will visit
relatives at Watertown and Shop
Springs before returning home.
Mrs. Tom Womack who was called
here from Nashville last week to at
tend the burial of her father, Elder
J. NJ. Denton, returned to her home
Monday.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ike Smith, died at their home in West
Riverside Sunday afternoon, and was
buried in Riverside cemetery Monday
afternoon, with funeral services CON
Quoted by Elder George Gilbert, of
Manchester. We extend our sympathy
to the grief stricken parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. J. Lister who
have had bad case of grippe, are
greatly improved. While they are not
yet well, by being careful they will
soon De all right.
The last issue of the News contained
an interesting letter from Mr. Brannan
and short one from "Uncle Tom,'
but guess 'Wild West and Yankee
have forsaken us. We hope to see
letter from them next week.
A. c. Gross and Mrs. Ruth Melee
more went to Nashville Wednesday to
visit for few days. From there Mr..
Gross expects to go on trip Of several
weeks through Arkansas. Oklahoma
and Texas.
We are very sorry to learn through
the columns of the Warren County
Times Of the serious illness of the wife
of Edgar Martin. We hope she will
take turn for the better and recover.
Mrs. John w. Gardner has returned
to her home in Nashville, after few
weeks visit to her father, Mr.. J. G.
Grille.
Misses Della Powell and Maggie
Martin visited Misses Hassie and Ma
bel Pace Sunday evening.
All the houses in this part of the
country are inhabited now. Mr.. Bry-
an has just moved into the last one
vacant.
Mrs. Russell, Mrs. 1. J. Lister and
Mrs Dora Hamilton were all in Nc
Minnville shopping Saturday.
Herbert Williams and wife of Mem
phis are here visiting Mrs. Williams
mother, Mrs. Harvey Smith
McMinnville is going to have a
Spring Carnival for one week, COM
mencing Monday, May LIST. The at
fractions will be furnished by Macy
& Mathews New Olympic Shows.
There was large crowd at James
A. Leiper's drug store last Saturday
afternoon. Mr.. Leiper was to give
away So. 90 in gold to the person hold
ing the lucky ticket. At the time of
the drawing the store was crowded I'M
til no more could enter. No 84S drew
the $5. 90, J. M. Cunningham being
the lucky man. There will be another
drawing next Saturday.
Fl. J. Bailey and wife returned to
their home in Memphis Friday after a
pleasant visit to Mrs. Batey's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G.. Grain, north of
town.
Mrs. 1. j. Lister and Mrs Carl
Dickson called on Mrs Lizzie Dickson
Sunday evening
Misses Ethel and Pauline Pace visit
ad T,ottio Rropch Loot Cppdov altar.
noon.
John Driver and wife visited Henry
French and family Sunday.
Mrs. Joe Dickson, who has been
suffering with severe headache, we
are glad to say is much improved.
Fred Pace and sisters attended
church at Mt. Leo Sunday night.
Mrs. Ocie Jett visited Mrs. Mabel
Vanhooser Sunday evening.