Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-02-22
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| Last Wednesday morning Mr.. Wi
Bird of Leighsburg, and Miss Matti
Asmus, of near Ben Lomond, drove
Esquire Bells in Westriverside, an
| the Squire performed a ceremon
which made them man and wife. Bot
parties are excellent young people, {
good character, and have a hoet {
| friends, who wish them an abundanC
of happiness through life. After th
ceremony was performed they drove
| the home of the bride, and at nigh
| the boys gathered and had a gentet
serenade. The infare was postponed
couple of weeks at which, time will b
Mr. Birds birthday and they will eel
ebrate it and have the infare at th
same time.
Fletcher Pearsall has put girls
mill in part of his cooper shop ant
is making good meal, which is an i'm
provement for this part of the coun
try, as we now have good store ant
mill
Mrs. T. Webb Nowland, of Nash
vile, is visiting the family of Rev. I
W. Nowland, at the Methodist parson
age.
The four year old son of Sam Walk
or, was painfully hurt Thursday BY
falling and sticking nail almost thrr
the palm of his hand.
Miss Josie Houchen is having a new
barn erected on her farm In the coun
try on the Beersheba road. The farm
is at this time in the hands of james
Pace and family.
Rev. T. w. Noland, pastor of the
Methodist Church in McMinnville, all
ways having the interest of the church
and community at heart, pursuadei
Miss Laura Glenn, Missionary of the
Southern Methodist church, who wa:
in town on her way to Sparta, to give
a public address Wednesday night al
this church. Three of the other
churches adjourned their prayer meet
ings, giving large assembly.
Mrs Lucy Etter called to see Mr..
and Mrs. ]. ]. Lister last Friday
morning.
Albert, visited Mrs. Dickson's sister,
Mrs. Mabel Wanh0oser Saturday after
noon
Rev. J. E.. Woodward, station
preacher of the Methodist church at
Sparta, visited friends in McMinnville
Tuesday.
/, for one. am beginning to wonder
what has become of "Cold Wave," as
he has not appeared for some time.
Come on, "Cold Wave" we would all
enjoy good letter from you once
more.
Anson Trail and family of Union,
South Carolina, are here to spend a
few weeks with relatives and friends.
Miss Maggie Martin is teaching q
select school at Ben Lomoud school
house. We understand her school is
progressing nicely with good attend
ance Miss Maggie is smart lady
and every one wishes her success.
Misses Jessie Crawford, Cleo and
Clara Cunningham, Mabel, Ethel aud
Hassie Pace, Messrs. Alfred and Joe
Martin, Clarence Crawford, Oscar
Cunningham and Sam Conlin, all Wis
tied Miss Della Powell and her broth
er Sunday.
W. W. Turner and wife, and Miss
Della Turner, spent part of last week
with Mrs j. W. Powell.
Mrs, Ocie Jett was visiting relatives
in McMinnville one day last week.
Mrs. Everett Nelson visited Mrs. I.
j. Lister Friday afternoon
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Donnell We'd
nesday night, fine boy. These pa
rents are very much pleased as this is
their only boy and they have five girls.
I. j. Lister, who has been confined
to his home by sickness, is slowly i'm
proving. We hope he will soon be
able to resume his business again. He
is broommaker and has enough corn
on hand to make about 900 brooms.
Mrs. l. j. Lister called on Mrs John
Martin and Mrs. Martha Donnell one
day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cults are rejoic-
ing over fine baby boy at their
house.
Leonard Vanhooser called Sunday to
see his father in law, who has been
very poorly for the past three weeks
with grippe.
Mrs. Greek and Misses Hassie and
Mabel Pace visited Mrs. Eliza Pearsall
1ne evening last week.
We are having nice, spring-like
weather now, and the roads will soon
De in good condition If 1t does not
rain soon again. We would be glad
20 know our cold weather is over, but
We cannot hope for that yet, hut per-
laps the worst is past.
Success to the News and its many
'eaders. Snowdrop.