Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-05-25
McMinnviIle.

SbeaaI 10 the Ne70S
The drought was broken BY q fine
rain last Saturday, which will do q
great deal of good to vegetation, anu
likely prevent sickness which other.
wise would prevail
Joe Dickson, who got hurt about a
week ago, we are glad to say is SC
much improved that he will soon be
able TO go to work again.
Mis-. Jane Whitaker and Mrs. Dora
Hamilton visited Mrs. l. j. Lister
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. @. w. Pearsall and Mrs. Rob
ert Bryant called on Mrs. G. c. Dick
son Thursday.
L. F. Patrick, of McMinnville, and
Miss Amanda Pearson, daughter of
George Pearson, of near Irving Col
lege, were united in marriage a few
days ago, Elder J. Barnes performing
the ceremony. We wish them JOY and
happiness on their journey thru life
Little Mamie Pearsall, who has been
very sick, is much better at this writ
ing.
E. W. Crowder was here from Nash
vile few days ago, visiting his wife,
who is here for few weeks stay with
relatives.
Mrs. E. S. Rowan called on Mrs.
Dora Hamilton one day last week. She
requested Mrs, Hamilton to come and
spend a week with her, as she thought
it would greatly benefit her health,
J. W. Barnes and family. former
residents of this county, but now of
Mt, Calm, Texas, came in Tuesday for
a few weeks visit to relatives and
friends
Henry French is having private
sale of his personal property and ex-
poets to go down below Nashville as
soon as the sale is completed.
Henry Arnold, who formerly lived
in McMinnville, but went to Hills
dale, Michigan, few years ago, died
at that place Wednesday morning. Mr..
Arnold has many friends who are pain
ed to hear of his death. The remains
were brought here ON the 1900 train
Friday. The burial took place in Riv-
erside Cemetery Immediately after ar
rival of train. Funeral services were
at the grave by Rev. L. R.
Hogan. The sympathy of the com
munity goes out to the bereaved ones.
l. FL. Countiss and wife left Tues
LAY for Midland, Texas. where they go
to spend few months with hope of
Denefiting Mr.. Countiss's health.
Leonard Vanhooser and wife spent
Sunday with W. II. Hamilton and
wife, and attended church at West
Riverside Christian Church.
Misses Hassie and Mabel Pace at
jended Sabbath school at Mt. Leo Sun
lay morning.
Mrs. Lizzie and Allie Dickson visit
ID Mrs. Baldwin last Friday after
loon.
Misses Matte Astmus and Maggie
Martin visited Misses Hassie and Ma
oel Pace Friday evening.
Joe Dickson, wife aud two children,
pent Sunday with Mis-, Della Grimes.
Miss. Della Powell visited her sister,
1rs. Eliza Pearsall last Saturday.
r. FL. Mason died at his home two |
niles west of town Thursday evening
t o clock. Mr.. Mason was one of
he county's oldest citizens being IS
ears of age. He was first taken with
be grippe and took relapse which
vas the cause of his death. He Is sur
lived by several grown children, who
ave the sympathy of the community.
'uneral services were held at the
Iethodist church Friday afternoon at
o'clock, followed by burial in River
ide cemetery. Hence there were two
urials in the cemetery Friday. Mr.,
lrnod in the morning. and Mr.. Ma
On in the evening.
J. W. Barnes and family, former
esidents of this county, but now of
It. Calm, Texas, came in Tuesday to
isit relatives and friends for few
yeeks.
Misses Ethel and Pauline Pace spent
thursday afternoon with Matte Dick
IN.
Carl Dickson, wife and children,
allied on Henry French and family
unday evening.
Elder J. D. Gum preached at West
riverside Christian Church Sunday
forming and night, and also at Bonner
,hoolhouse in the afternoon.
Misses Hassie Mabel, Ethel and Pau
ne Pace called on Mrs. I. J. Lister
nd Mis- Velma McAfee Sunday even
lg.
Miss Matte Dickson spent Sunday
18th Miss May Grimes.
Misses Ethel and Pauline Pace, Miss
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