Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-11-23
McMinnviIie.

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The weather is very changable, one
I day very cold and the next day nice
and warm, which is giving great
many people bad colds The coldest
weather experienced since last winter
was felt Sunday and Monday, Nov
| 18th and 1th. There was q fall of
! fifty or more degrees in the tempera-
/ ture from Sunday morning to Non
! day morning. Many hogs were
Slaughtered over the county and much
4 damage was wrought about town by
the bursting of water pipes.
/ We are very sorry to say that Mr..
Webster is down with typhoid fever.
1 Mr. Coats, wife aud children and
/ !. j. Lister and wife visited Everett
\ Nelson and family last Sunday.
! A negro by the name of Isham Har-
ris was caught in the act Of stealing
some articles of DRY goods from in
| front of Jake Levein's store Monday
night. An investigation followed by
Officer Lance, who found large num-
Der of articles of dry goods and cloth
| ing stored in bis house, and which
are claimed to have been taken from
in front of Yager's and Smiths stores
on Spring Street. The negro was plac-
ed in jail on a charge of larceny.
Miss liene Meadows, of Irving Col
lega, was in town shopping Wednes-
day.
George Julian, the vide awake
Spring Street produce dealer, has al
ready bought ana shipped to the New
York market during the month of
November, three car loads Of eggs,
and intended to start another last Sat
urlay Mr.. Julian is doing big
business and is paying the highest
cat prices for eggs, poultry and all
kinds of country produce.
Mr. Fl. c. Nunnelly died at his
home two miles south of McMinnville
on the Peersheba road last Monday af-
terroon He had been in failing
health for long time, but was not
confined to bis bed but o short time
before his death. Uncle Hood as he
was called by nearly everybody, was
bind and dutiful husband and father,
good neighbor ami q great help in
time of need. If any person was sick,
he was there If anyone was in troub-
la by death, he was tuere, always lend
ing a helniug hand wherever it was
needed, so when his poor old hands
were foldoa, and be lay in his coffin, a
large crowd attended his funeral and
seemed to show the resnect he deserv-
Ell. Deceased was member of the
Baptist Church, and is no doubt rest
ing in that beautiful world on high.
He was about 67 years Of age and is
survived by wifa and eight children,
two brothers and a host of friends.
Funeral services were at the home at
g o'clok Tuesday evening, conducted
hy ReT. s. I. By, rs and tue burial
took place in Riverside Cemetery. He
was buried with the honors Of the
Farmer Union of which he was a
member The community deeply sym
uathizes with the wife and children in
thnir sad bereavement,
Farewell, dear wife, and children, all,
A husband and father God doth call,
Weep not for him, it is IN vain,
To call him to your sight again,
MIS- Henry French and children
sUent last THURSDAY with Mrs. Mabel
Vanb ooser.
Horace Seal and wife are rejoicing
over the arrival Of a boy baby at their
home a fat oays ago
Mrs Hiram DoJd, Mrs Arledgs Gnd
III Uses ,!osia Houohiq 8ad Ruby Parks
Vi ite 1;rl Pace aud family Sunday
afternoon
A LARGE stave factory is being erect
I'd ip McMinnviiie apa is situated
IL ar tho rover house AL of the va
can't houses are now till.1 ZIP with peo-
uls wbo expect to get employment
t. ere.
Mrs Della Grimes anu children Wis
ited Mrs Joe Dickson lest Sunday,
Mrs r NJ. jackson, after spending
the summer here, left Tuesday for
Nashville to join her husband.
Mr.. John Dickson went to Cannon
county Saturday. He returned Mon
day accompanied by his brother Will,
who had been visiting there for sew
eral wesks, and his cousin, George
Dickson, who will visit his uncle's
family for a while. Suowdrop,