Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-06-15
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We had fine rain in this part of
the country Monday afternoon and
night, which greatly refreshed vege-
tatiOn of all kinds. While we are
very thankful for these pleasant show
ers, we are greatly in need of another
good rain now.
We are very sorry to say that Joe
Dickson, who got hurt at Burrough's
factory few weeks ago, is not able to
work much. The neighbors are talk
ing of having an ice cream supper for
his benefit next Saturday night. Peo-
pie ought to turn out and help in this
affair as Mr.. Dickson has a family of
a wife and three children to support
and pay house rent. We hope there
will be good sum of money collected
| for MIN.
R. B. Parsley and bis fathers fami-
ly, who formerly lived on Webb's Av-
enue, are now occupying A. H. Bur-
gers house on Spring Street.
John Martin and wife, Misses Mag
gle Martin, Cleo Cunningham, Hassie
and Mabel Pace, Messrs Alfred and
Hermon Martin all attended the Dixie
Theater Thursday night.
Mrs Mabel Vanhooser has had Sc
we're attack of indigestion. Drs.
Northcut and Cantrell were called and
she is now getting along tolerably
we'll
Mrs. Mary Patterson and daughter,
Miss Florence, of Soring field, are Wis
iting relatives in McMinnville.
John Danni and Miss H SIZE Pace,
Fred Pace and Miss Maggie Martin,
Alfred Martin an Misses Mabel Pace
and Cleo Cunningham, called at Mrs.
Eliza Pearsall's Sunday evening.
Mrs | }. Lister spent Friday with
Mrs. Martin.
Mrs. Baldwin, Mrs Eliza Pearsall
and daughter, Mrs. Nelson, and Miss
Bette Donnell called on Mrs. Mabel
Vanhooser Saturday evening.
Mrs Ocie Jett and children visited
Mrs. Joe Dickson Thursday.
Mrs Dora Hamilton spent Saturday
with Mrs. Frank Lively.
Mrs Pace, who has been in Chatta-
nooga for the past few weeks, attend
ing on her daughter in law who was
injured by fall, returned home Mon
day.
Misses Maggie Martin, Matte Asst
mus, Cleo Cunningham, and the Pace
girls attended the ice cream supper at
West Riverside Saturday night.
G, G. Dickson has got good horse
and wagon and he gets all he can do
working with them, and makes good
money. We are glad he has found
something else to do, as he is not able
to stand the hard work he has been do
ing at the factory, besides it is dan
gerous to work in them.
Mrs. o. F. Moore, of Southport,
Fla, is here visiting her mother, Mrs
Mary Turpin, who has been sick for
several weeks. Mrs. Turpin will ac-
her daughter home for an ex-
tended visit.
The eighteen months old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Cantrell died at
their home one mile south of town
Sunday and was buried in Riverside
Cemetery Monday. Funeral services
were conducted by Rev. Samuel A.
Owens, We sympathize with the pa
rents in the loss of their little one.
The town of Sparta was visited by
cyclone Monday afternoon. The Key
stone Hotel and other buildings were
lnroofed and considerably damaged
Henry French and family attended
Sabbath school at Mt. Leo Sunday
and took dinner with Mrs
French's brother, Walter Martin.
Mrs Leila White Is here from Texas
IN visit to her father John Webb,
md other relatives in and around Nc
Minnville.
What is the matter with so many of
he correspondents that they do not
write to the News. Maybe they think
t is too hot, but take your tablet and
PENCIL and go to the shade like do.
Snowdrop.