Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-05-04
McMinnville.
Sber,aIto the Macs.

l open my letter again this weei
with another sad death. Mr. Y. Ma
lone, an esteemed and highly respect
ed gentleman, died at his home at the
Tennessee Wooden Mills Saturday af
ternoou, April %, at O'Clock, aged
65 years. Deceased was a native OF
DeKalb county. Several years ago, ht
moved with his family to the Tennes.
see Wooden Mills where he resided IN
til his death Since Mr.. Malone came
to Warren County he has made many
friends, who are panied to hear of his
death He first took the grippe and
it finally ran into stomach and bowel
trouble. l was acquainted with this
old gentleman and cannot speak too
highly of him. He was a kind and
dutiful husband and father, a splendid
neighbor, and loved by everybody, He
was aware of approaching death and
begged them not to weep for him, for
he was done with his earthly troubles,
and he had bright home above. What
a beautiful deathbed that was What
a bright future for him. He is surviv-
ed by a wife, eight children, num-
Der of grand children, and host of
friends. l deeply sympathize with the
bereaved ones, especially his dear
wife, who is like myself partially
deaf. Weep not, dear friends, for your
loved one is not lost but only gone be-
fore, and today he is walking the
streets of the New Jerusalem. One
day we will all outride the storms of
this unfriendly world and meet our
friends in world where sickness and
sorrow, rain aud death are felt and
feared no more. On what joyful
thought to know we will never have
to say goodbye any more. Mr.. Malone
was buried in the Faulkner graveyard
Sunday evening between three and
four o clock. Funeral services we're
held at the grave, conducted by Elder
j. B. Cowden, minister of the Chris
tian Church, of which deceased was
member
ga loving one from MS has gone,
A voice we loved is stilled
A place is vacant in our home
Which never can be filled.
God in His wisdom has recalled,
The boon His love had given
And though the body slumbers here,
The soul is safe in Heaven.
Last Thursday morning, while COM
ing to town, the horse driven by Col.
Jas. S. Barton ran away while coming
down the hill this side of the Sparta
Street Crossing. Mr.. Barton and his
wife were thrown out of the Jersey
wagon. Mrs. Barton has her collar
bone broken and two ribs fractured,
but Mr.. Barton escaped unhurt.
j. B McAfee and family, of near
Morrison, spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mrs. McAfee's parents. They
returned home Sunday evening accom-
panied by Mrs. McAfee's sister, Mrs.
Dora Hamilton, who goes to spend
few days with them. They also took
their little daughter. Hazel, home
with them, who had been visiting her
for couple of months.
Mrs. Pace and two daughters, Has
sie and Mabel. visited Mrs. John Mar
lin and daughter, Maggie, Sunday ev-
ening.
Becher Earls and wife of near Liber
~, are the happy parents Of ten"
pound boy.
Mrs. l. J. Lister and Miss Matte
Dickson called ON Mrs. Parsley and
Mrs Nicely Arnold, of McMinnville,
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs Ocie Jet and children visited
1t Mrs. Joe Dickson's last Sunday.
Mrs. Randolph, of the Tennessee
Noolen Mills, visited her daughter in
part of last week.
H. N. Dodd, wife and son, of Nc
Minnville were visiting friends at
wager Sunday.
Miss Leida Burger, who has been
ngaged in teaching music at Waldo,
ia, for several months returned,
lome Tuesday night.
Mrs. l. J. Lister called on Mrs Ma
y Swancutt one evening last week.
Misses Ethel and Pauline Pace call
d on Miss velma McAfee Sunday ev-
ming. Miss Velma is visiting rela-
ives here for a while.
o. E. Dock Argo died quite sud
emily at his home on Spring street at
n early hour last Wednesday morning. |
lie was as we'll as usual the day be-
ore, and his death was great shock
o his friends. He lacked just few
avs of being SO years old. His son,
}. E. Argo, Jr and his daughter,
lrs. r. l.. Finsley of Charlottesville,
No., arrived at noon Thursday, and
lis son, Charley, of Dallas, Texas,
anne Friday to attend the funeral
ust few months ago his son, Will
lam died, therefore the wife and
hildren have double bereavement.
he sympathy of the entire communi-
y goes out to them.
Mrs. Henry Winfrey, of the Tennes-
ee Wooden Mills, spent Tuesday night
With her daughter, Mrs. Enoch Ar
old.
Mrs Kansas Nelson called on Mrs.
. j. Lister last Monday.
w. II. Hamilton and wife and Leon
I'd Vanhooser and wife took dinner at