Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-03-09
McMinnville.


old age. Mr.. Nunley has for great
many years made his home on Ben Lo-
mond mountain, but being in feeble
health several weeks ago bought him
little home not far from the foot of
the mountain, and moved to it where
no doubt he will end his days, He
has seen a life of trouble and it is
hoped he will be at rest.
Elder H. L. Walling and wife have
sold their property and business inter
ests in Nashville, and have moved
back to McMinnville to make their
home, much to the pleasure and salts
faction of their many friends. They
arrived last Thursday.
Mrs. Truman Pearsall, who has been
very sick with measles, is getting bet
ter, and it is hoped she will soon be
up and around again.
Mrs. Cults, Misses Hassie, Mabel,
Ether and Pauline Pace, Miss Gladys
Hickson, Miss Nina Vanhooser, Mrs.
Henry French and children, and Mrs.
Baldwin. called on Mrs. |, J. Lister
Saturday afternoon.
Rev. B. A. Pendleton has been on a
visit to Lookout Mountain near Chat
tanooga. He returned in time to fill
his place in the pulpit of the Spring
Street Presbyterian Church Sunday.
Mrs, c. G. Dickson and children
visited her parents Saturday and spent
the night with her sister, Mrs. Mabel
Vanhooser.
Mrs. Luther Austin has been here
from Chattanooga, attending upon hei
father, j. L. Garrett, who has been
sick for week or two. Mr.. Garrett
has rented his property on Rebel Hill
and has taken rooms at the Smartt
House.
Cheatham Paris, son of the widow
Paris and nephew of j. L. Vinson. OF
Evanston, was killed in Atlanta, Ga,
Thursday, Feb 23rd, while in the en-
ploy of railroad company. Mr.. Vim
son went to Atlanta the following day
to attend the burial. Deceased was
formerly resident of the Tennessee
Wooden Mills, and several years ago
v emit with his mother, brothers and
sisterssto Atlantaf The bereaved ones
have-the sympathy of the community.
Miss Mabel Vanhooser and mother,
Mrs l. j. Lister, visited Mrs. Bald
win Thursday afternoon.
Miss Della Powell has been visiting
Miss Oma Turner near Smyrna, for
few days
Miss Hazel McAfee, who is listing
her grandparents near McMinnyille,
visited Misses Hassie, Mabel. Ethel
and Pauline Pace Wednesday evening
Mrs. Everett Nelson and Mrs. Ger
tie Vanhooser called on Mrs Leonard
Vanhooser last Monday.
G. G. Dickson. wife and children
spent the day Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. l. j. Lister.
Frank Moore and wife, from Nc
Minnville, and Miss Nora Randolph |
from the Tennessee Wooden Mills, |
spent the day Sunday with Leonard
Vanhooser and wife.
Columbus Tally was married one day |
last week to widowed lady by the
name of Smith. Mrs. Tally as form
erly Hendrix and of nice family. |
We heartily wish they may have a
happy and prosperous journey thru life
7. L. Lance. we are sorry to say, is
confined to his home by sickness We
hope he will soon recover.
The wife of p g. Potter is danger
ously i'll at their home near Debrill,
but we hope she will be better soon.
G.. @. Dickson has moved from the
Fl. G, Nunley house into one of Mr..
houses not far from Truman
Pearsall's store.
Truman Pearsall is building an adj
lition to his store, as it is not large
enough to hold his goods.
This part of the country begins to
ook like town, as it has store,
shop, cooper's shop, and
the dwelling houses are very close to-
yether
Hurrah for the Sequachee News. IT.
. getting to be quite paper when it
las to nave supplement-. / am really
glad to see it growing so fast It is
/ very interesting paper and feel