Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-07-20
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s. NJ. Griswold and wife of San An
tonic. Texas. are here visiting rela-
tives and friends at present..
Mrs. Everett Nelson, Mrs. James
Mason and Misses Mary T. Nunley,
Halle Crawford and Ethel Pace visit
ed Mrs. Mabel Vanhooser Saturday at
fernOon.
Mrs. Richie Philips. of Ros,ville.
Ca, is here visiting relatives at West
Riverside and near the Tennessee
Wooden Mills. She spent n part of last
week with her son. Mrs. W. Fl. Ham
iton, at West Riverside.
Leonard Vanhooser and wife spent
Sunday with relatives hear the Ten
nessee Wooden Mills.
g. Bottoms. from Abbott, Texas, is
hess visiting his mother and brothers,
near Forest, in this county. Mr.. Bot
toms moved to the Lone Star Stats
twenty-eight years ago and he likes
the country fine. but he has not for
gotten his old home and people
Mrs. Wiley Randolph arrived here
from Nashville one day last week,
and will spend some time visiting
relatives in and around McMinnviIle.
Harvey Hamilton and wife spent
Saturday night with Mr.. Hamilton 8
aunt, Mrs. Susie Mason, near the Ten
nessee Wooden Mills
Mrs. Norris and daughter, James
Melton, wife and three children, of
near Red Road school house, were in
McMinnville Saturday evening
Mrs. l. j. Lister received letter a
few days ago from her neice who lives
in Ohio She said it was so hot there
that great many people had died
from the heat, and horses had dropped
dead That is little worse than it is
here.
A large crowd of town and country
people took advantage of the excursion
rate offered by the railroad. and visit
ed Nashville last week. We under
stand about 800 tickets were sold at
the McMinnville depot.
Miss Nina Rowan, who has been in
California for some time, returned
home Monday.
Miss Phronia Williams has come
from Viola and is now at F. L. Pear
sails ready to commence her school at
Ben Lomond July "a. Miss Williams
must be an excellent teacher, as she 1
has already taught several terms at
that place. Miss Alice Stroud will
assist Miss Williams in this term.
Elder J. B. Cowden was taken sick
over week ago, while visiting his old
home at Petersburg, and we under
stand he is still unableto return home.
The people in this part of the coun
try, are rejoicing over good rain
which fell Sunday evening. This is
the first good rain we have had inabout
three weeks, and every thing was get
ting dry.
Mrs. James Balm reached home Tues
day from Dublin, California, where
she had been staying with her daugh-
ter, Mrs Charles Ritch, who is the
mother of twin boy babies. Both
mother and children are aoipx we'll.
James Vanhooser and family left last
Thursday morning on the $3.50 train
for Chattanooga, where they 60 to
make their future home.
Henry French and family spent Sun
day with Mrs. French's mother. Mrs.
John Z. Martin.
Mrs. |. J. Lister and Mrs, W. Fl.
Hamilton were in McMinnville shop
ping Saturday evening.
John Dennis went to see Miss Hassie
Pace Sunday evening. 4..
Mrs. Lula French visited Mrs. Joe
Dickson one evening last week
Miss Mabel Pace visited Mrs. l. j.
Lister Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Powell visited their
laughter, Mrs. Truman Pearsall, Sun
lay.
What's the matter with so many of
,he correspondents that they do not
write more. Come on, all you writers,
10 not let our little paper want for
Jews. Snowdrop.