Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-02-09
McMinnviIIe.

Parsonage of Liberty last Sunday at 4
O'Clock, Mr.. Steven Csnt-ell and Mrs.
Martha Mattison were united in mar
rage. Rev. S. T. Byars performing
the ceremony. Mr.. Cantrell is the
mail carrier, carrying the mail from
the depot to the McMinnville post
office. Supper was served for the
couple at the home of Mrs. Cantrell' S
brother, Mr.. Bird Julian. May they
have a pleasant journey through life
together is the wish of their many
friends.
Mrs. John Gartner and little daugh-
ter, of Nashville. are here visiting her
father, J. C. Gribble,
Mrs. Dora Hamilton, Mis-. Mabel
Vanh. oser, Mrs. l. J. Lister and Mrs.
g. G. Dickson dined with Mrs Floyd
Jett last Saturday.
A. D. Meadows, who has been visit
ing in and around Irving College, re-
turned Wednesday to his home at XII
owa, Oklahoma.
Jim Vauhooser, of McMinnville, has
moved to the country, occupying the
house opposite the lanyard Spring.
They are fine people and we welcome
them in our midst
Miss Phorna Williams opened a term
of school at Ben Lomond school house
last Monday morning. Miss Williams
is fine teacher and the pupils all
love her, and for that reason they will
learn very fast 1t is pleasure to see
the children all tripping off to school
with bright smile on every face. 1
understand there is $40 to teach out
which will entitle the children to a
good long school.
Anderson Pepper and Miss Rosa
Rogers were united in marriage Janu-
ary % at the home of the brides faith
or, James Rogers, Rev. S. 7. Byars
officiating. On the following Tuesday
they left for Oklahoma where they ex-
pect to reside in the future. Their
many friends wish them happiness and
success on life's journey.
Mrs. Ed Pace and two children came
Saturday from Chattanooga to visit
Mr.. PAGES parents. We have-not yet
learned how long they will remain.
Misses Hassie and Mabel Pace at
tended Sabbath school at Mt. Leo last
Sunday morning. They reported the
attendance not very good, which I sup
pose was due to the weather being cold
and the roads muddy.
Mrs. B. H. Davis is visiting rela-
tives in the western part of the coun-
ty.
The officers and teachers of the
Main Street Presbyterian Church were
installed last Sunday at the II o'clocrk
service. An address was delivered by
Rev. W. A. Provine, D. D., of Nash.
Vile. At p. m. the annual celebra-
ton of Young Peoples Day was held
and DR.. Provine spoke at this service.
Good music was provided for each SER
vice.
A dispatch Monday from Capt. Ham
mer, son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Ham
mer, Of this place who is now in the
hospital at Aguilar, Colorado, with
smallpox, states that he is getting
along nicely. His sister, Miss Connie,
is with him and under quarantine.
Misses Kate Mullican, Hassie and
Mabel Pace visited Mabel Vanhooser
last Friday evening.
W. Fl. Hamilton and wife spent
Sunday with G. G. Dickson and wife.
Miss Lizzie Parsley has returned
home after a pleasant visit to relatives
at the Tennessee Wooden Mills.
Mrs. W. j. Mullican was visiting
relatives at Short Mountain last week.
l. j. Lister has an attack of grippe
and is hardly able to be around. We
hope he will soon be free from such
troublesome disease.
Tom Conner, who has been gone
from McMinnville for eighteen years,
most of which time he has made his
home in the west, surprised his rela-
tives and friends by dropping in We'd
u6sudy lOr SHOrC NlSlU.
Mrs. Lister and daughter. Dora
Hamilton, called OH Mrs. Dannell and
Annie Martin last Wednes day.
Ernest Moore and family have NOV
ed to Doyle, White County.
Claude Lowery has returned from
visit to relatives at Knoxville.
Murf Mitchell has moved to ''Nes-
tledown', the Charles Mofforl home
place on the Nashville road.
Mrs. j. G. McCurdy was called to
Tracy City Wednesday by the serious
illness of her mother, Mrs W. J. Pat
tie. She was accompanied by her
Theona. Mrs. Pattie died
before they reached there. They have
the sympathy of the community in
sorrow.
Jim Melton, wife and three child
rem, visited Carol Parks and family
last Sunday.
Dora Hamilton spent the day Thurs
day with Mrs. Harriet DonnelI.
Enoch Arnold and wife moved from
Mrs. Murphey's house on Lloyd Street,
to Mrs. Alfred Richey's house on Webb
Avenue one day last week.
There was hard windstorm be-
tween McMinnville and Short Noun.
tain Thursday night. A man by the
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