Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-09-07
McMinnviIle.

Sbeetai 10 tie NFsos.
Mrs. F. L. Jet, who has been quite
sick for while, we are sorry to say
is not doing much good.
Mrs. Thomas R. Earls and daugh-
ter, Miss.Leta May, are visiting their
son and brother, W. B. Earls, at Mt.
Calm, Texas.
The hot wave has returned again af
ten several days of cool, pleasant
weather, which was enjoyed by every
one.
Miss Sallie Jones was called to Nash
vile few days ago to attend the bur
ial of her nephew. She will remain
there and visit relatives for a few
weeks.
Miss Cora Hamilton is here from
Rossville, Ga, visiting relatives and
friends around McMinnville and the
Tennessee Wooden Mills.
A glorious revival closed at Buck
Springs Baptist Church near Shells
ford, Sunday, Aug. 81. This meeting
was conducted by Revs. Cooley, How
ell and Mcbride. There were 40 pro-
fessions and 40 baptized
Mr.. Leonard Vanhooser and wife,
Henry French. wife and children Wis
tied I. J. Lister and wife Sunday
Mrs, George w. Oldham has return
ed to her home in Wilson County after
spending several weeks at Faulkner
Springs Hotel. She was accompanied
by Miss Mary Eta Barnes, who goes
to enter school.
J. W. McCollum and family spent
last week in camp, hunting and fish
ing on Collins River, near their old
home.
William Baldwin, partner of the
West & Baldwin Clothing house in
McMinnville, visited his parents
short distance in the country Sunday
afternoon.
Misses Hassie aud Mabel Pace visit
ed Miss Maggie Martin Sunday even
ing
Elder W. L. Logan, commenced
series of meetings at the West River
side Christian Church Sunday, Sept.
3rd. Services for the first day we're at
II a. m, and 3 and z p. M, with
dinner on the ground.
Misses Elma and Lama West, who
formerly lived at Viola, but now of
Ardmore, Oklahoma, are on visit to
relatives and friends in and around
McMinnville. They are accompanied
by their friends, Miss Cara Riney
and Miss Daisy Gray who are resid-
ents of Ardmore.
B. f. Shaver has sold his property
in the North West part of McMinn-
Vile to Pepper Magness. Mr.. Shaw
yer is at present living with his
daughter, Mrs. Jane Whitaker, Of |
West Riverside.
Walter Martin and wife, near Mt |
Leo, and Tom Low and wife, of Nc
Minnville, are the parents of baby
girls at their homes.
7. E. Bonner and family returned
home from Viola last Thursday where
they had been visiting for few days.
Miss Shofner, of Wartrace, and Miss
Burger of Mt. Pleasant, are in Nc
visiting Miss Julia McClar-
ty.
Mrs. l. j. Lister spent the day last
Friday with Mrs. Jane Whitaker of
West Riverside.
Mrs. Lula French visited Mrs. Joe
Joe Dickson last Saturday evening.
Mrs. j. d. Walling, one of the most
highly esteemed ladies of Nashville,
died August 29th, after lingering ILL
ness. She was so years old and had
been devoted member of the Chris
5ian Church from her childhood. She
Is survived by her husband, Elder J.
D. Walling, and seven children, Mrs.
Shook Keith, of Algood, Mrs. W. NJ
shanks, Mrs. E. w. Capshaw, Martha
md Ellen Walling, of Nashville, and
Fred Walling, of Oklahoma, all of
whom we're with her in her recent ill.,
less. Mr.. Walling is son of Elder
Ind Mrs. e. L. Walling, of McMinn-
lille. The family resided here for a
lumber OF years and the sympathy of
many friends goes out for them in
heir sad bereavement.
Mrs. Eva Chaddock and little daugh-
er, Of Seward, Nebraska, have been
listing Mrs. Chaddock's father, w.
I. Ooley, for few weeks. They re-
urned to their home last Wednesday.
Misses Charlotte Webb, Florence
1unt, Ova Green, Elnora and Mamie
fay Craven and Sallie Stroud took
upper with Misses Ruth and Eliza
eth Lively of West Riverside, last /
friday night.
We regret to say that Stokely Rowan
8 gradually growing wor:e.