Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-10-12
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Tia lit tie son of Mr.. AMI Mrs. Coats
still fingers, and it is hoped he will
recover. The doctors think it is in
fiamation of the bowels instead of APP
pendicitis.
There was large crowd of people in
McMinnville Tuesday, it being the
day Sun Bros. Show exhibited there.
A great many more would have enter
ed the show if they had had street
parade, but as they had none some
thought it was not much, but Others
who witnessed it said it was good
show. They claimed the reason they
did not have parade was that the
corporation would charge them 800 / I
they marched.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haggard and Misses
Lillian Webb and Minnie Farless, at
tended the fair at Manchester.
Miss Maggie Martin and brother,
Joe, have returned from Laurelburg
where they have been visiting rela-
tives for few days.
Mrs. l. !. Lister spent Thursday
with Mrs. Ocie Jett.
Mrs. Mayo, who has been visiting
her nephew at Yager, has returned to
her home near Irving College. She
came as far as James PAGES Saturday
morning and spent Sunday with them.
On Monday morning Mr.. and Mrs.
Pace took her home in the wagon.
Mrs. Joe Dickson spent Sunday with
the family of I. L. Jett.
There was another socialist singing
school at Mrs. c. W. Pearsall's Friday
night. Those present were Bro. Gates,
baptist preacher, Mr. Horace Stiles,
I. L. Pearsall and family, |. J. Lis
te and wife, Mrs. Lula French and
daughter, Lottie, Misses Hassie, Ma
bel and Ethel Pace, Leila, Josie and Lii
"a Argo Messrs. Bill and George Ar
go, and Richard Davis. Mr.. Horace
Stiles made very interesting address
to the crowd. after which was singing
accompanied by the organ. 1t was a
very pleasant occasion and was enjoy
ed by all present.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rankins and lit
tie grandson, of Liberty, visited DR..
Drew Higginbotham and family inMc-
Sunday.
Charlie Barnes died last Monday at
his home, several miles east of Nc
after lingering illness of
many weeks. Mr. Barnes was good
man, highly esteemed for his upright
ness and good citizenship by all who
knew him. The burial was at Smyrna
Tuesday, funeral services
being conducted by Elder J. B. Cow
den.
Mrs. Mambley, who has been MAX
ing her home with her son, Charlie,
Of near Evanston, is now staying with
her daughter. Mrs. Claud Pearsall.
Leonard Vanhooser and wife, of Nc
spent Sunday and Sunday
night with relatives in the country.
Jim Moore, wife and daughter, Mag
gle, from Cannon County, spent Satur-
lay night with Mr.. Moore's sister,
Mrs. Joe Dickson.
Mrs. Fletcher Smotherman came
rom Murfreesboro Wednesday, and
will visit her father. Mr. S. T. West,
Ind other relatives in the country for
while.
Joe Adcock was heie few days the
,ast week, visiting his sister, Mrs. Or.
Trail
The protracted meeting at Dark Hol- !
ow, Baptist denomination, resulted in
even conversions, and they were bap- |
lied at Shellsford.
Miss Pauline Pace has the mumps, |
,ut is getting along nicely, for which
We are very glad.
Harold Armstrong, who is bookkeep-
II at the Wholesale house in McMinn-
lille, visited his fathers family at the
tennessee Woolen Mills Saturday
light and Sunday.
Mrs. Landa Malone and children,
allied on Mrs l. J. Lister Saturday
morning.
Enoch Arnold and wife of McMinn-
lille, were visiting friends and rela-
ives at the Tennessee Woolen Mills
ast week.
/. j. Lister WAS successful enough
D trade for full blood Jersey COW