Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-08-10
McMinnville.
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spent Sunday with l. j. Lister an
wife. Mr.. Shaver is failing fast an
looks pretty old.
The school at Ben Lomond is doinI
fiae under the management of Mise
williams and Stroud. There ar
about so students enrolled.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bryan, of tb
Tennessee Wooden Mills, and Mr.. ant
Mrs. Frank Rutledge of McMinnville
are both rejoicing over the arrival o
boy babies at their homes.
Mrs. Claud Johnson, of Columbia
is here on an extended visit to he
fathers family, Mr.. John Webb.
Work is progressing rapidly on tht
new hospital building being erected
by Dr. I. o. Burger, on the side o
his home place, on West Main Street.
There are those who thought and saiC
this project could not be carried out
bat DIR. Burger. under difficulty ant
in the face of opposition, is demorstra
ting differently, and is going right a
head with the work at an enormous
expense to himself Now that Nc.
Minnville is to be located on the Mem
phis to Bristol high way, and is also &c
have an up to date and modern hospit'
al, it ought to reach out and go for
ward for more and greater things,
Mrs. Pace called on Mrs. I. ]. Lis
ter Thursday afternoon.
Floyd Jett received letter from his
father Tuesday, announcing the death
of Mr.. Floyd's sister, Miss Irona Jet,
of Oklahoma.
Mrs. H. Phelps, of Ben Lomond,
visited the family of E. B. McGregor,
of Irving College last week.
Glenn Talley and Miss Lille Peppers
were married Sunday morning, July
3Oth. May much happiness attend
this young couple ON their way thru
life.
"a. HI. Stiles spent Sunday July 3Oth
at L. Vanhooser's near the Tennessee
Wooden Mills, and was surprised to be
at the wedding dinner of Alvin Van
hooser, who married Miss Velma Rud-
ley at Keltonburg, at 1880 that morn
ing. May this couple enjoy all the
happiness it is possible for any one
to see in this life. is the wish of
their many friends.
Mrs. Ocie Jett and children visited
her father near the Tennessee Wooden
Mills last week,
The meeting at Ben Lomond closed
Wednesday night with six professions
and six additions to the Shellsfoid
Baptist. Church. While we would have
been pleased to have greater number
Of professions, we are glad to have
that number turn from their wicked
ways.
Joe Tennessee has sold his farm,
four miles from town on the Viola
road to DR.. T. F. Page, of Goodbars,
who will move to it this fall. Mr..
Tennessee lost his wife a few weeks
ago, and he will probably move to
town.
Mrs Hiram Dodd, of McMinnville,
received telephone message Monday
morning that her daughter in Nash
VILE, was seriously i'll. Mrs. Dodd
left on the two o'clock train to attend
her bedside.
Mrs. Lula French spent Thursday
with Mrs. Joe Dickson.
DIR. A. J. Trail and wife are the
happy parents of bouncing girl baby,
which arrived at their home a few
days ago.
Misses Jessie Paris and Rebecca
Whitson and Prof. Claude Lowrey re-
turned last Saturday from Knoxville
where they had been attending school.
On last Tuesday afternoon, Mr.. A.
L. johnson, of McMinnville, was seen
to leave town for parts unknown. One
thing was of particular notice and
that was Mr. Johnsons smile. This
could not be accounted for until about
8 O clock Wednesday afternoon. when
be returned with lady whom he in
troduced as Mrs. johnson. He was
married Wednesday about 10 O'Clock to
a Miss Gribble. Esq. r. Russell offic-
iating. Miss Gribble was the daugh
ter of Mr.. Tom Red Gribble, of War
rem County. Their many friends ex-
tend congratulations.
Mrs. Ed Pace, who came from Chat
tanooga several months ago, and has
been with her mother at Walling since
that time, is now the mother of boy,
who arrived several days ago. The
child weighed 1919 pounds.
Mrs. Della Grimes and children Wis
tied Joe Dickson's family last Sunday.
Mrs. K. G. Knox and Mrs. Ruth
Lemore. went to Ovoca, near Tullaho-
ma, Thursday to spend few days.
Mrs. Knox went from there Sunday to
her home in Nashville.
William Parker and wife returned
Wednesday night from their bridal
trip.
Miss Theona McCurdy returned
home Saturday, from Lewisburg,
where she has beenvisiting friends and
relatives.
George A. Jones and wife with a
party of friends, have been camping
on Barren Fork river, near the mouth,
where they have been fishing for sew
araf dave