Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1900-03-01
First District.
Special TO tho News.

Special TO the News.
We want 10 sec several more letters
from Arizona. We hope the Squaw will
not miss week as We love to read all
tho correspondents letters, though as
the Squaw is from the Wost and as we
think little connection Of ours we
look at her letter first
We were up at Austin CoppingNrs laat
Thursday at quilting bee. He had
gone to tho mountain TO kill a hog to
make make sausage for the quilting
but he killed one 80 big he could not
carry IT home. So just after we ate
dinner and stepped out on the porch ho
hollnrCd from the top of fine mountain
for help. was like the suffering boy
that was squirrel bunting with another
boy. He was off piece from the other
hunter and saw squirrel start up up a
tree. lie called TO the other boy whose
name was Bill, B-b-b-b-b-Bill! Darn it.,
it's In the hole now" | hollored and
told him diner was over now. So left
him in the fix We saw him at the con-
vention at Jasper-dull OF hearing. We
saw Mr.. Wiseman, the miller. | think
as soon as his little mill grinds one
kAhAii ~ hOpo Rub ahObuOA1 Ohb Az
makes the best of meal.
Sam Curtis would hardly speak to us.
You know he killed big gobbler the
other day.
1t used to be sixteen miles to Tracy
City from Jasper, but around the mud
holes and bitches now, we guess it to be
thirty-two But let's live on hopes.
Your correspondent is quite feeble on
this Saturday morning, on account OF
hemmOrage of the lungs. They BLEED SC
freely Friday evening it made me very
weak and gave my wife and daughter a
pretty bad scare, but II man is ready
he can only smile at deaths alarms
don't know whether the readers of the
News will ever see another piece OF my
writing or not. Likely they don't wish
TO, hut as l cannot do much else, ! dc
continue.
Andrew Curtis and family stayed with
us FRIDAY night.
On Saturday morning the wind wal
excitable on tho mountain. Surely
March has come in February.
Yes, my seed sweet potatoes are sound
yet. Wood and grub are the two hard
est articles to keep on the mountain
One or both are continually disappear
ing.
We wore proud of the company of oul
sister and little Pricy Eakins, and Jesse
Brown Saturday night. Also Alb Can
non and Wiley Curtis while. Com'
again. AS We were poorly we neeC
company.
Our daughter Mrs. Ely Curtis sent VI
something relishing. Thanks to her.
AS can't labor any more in crop
guess some one will get to plant on
! land in potatU"s and corn. feel like
shall soon leave the old comrades or
this battle ground and join the heaven
ly army of the biest
My company letter in the last issu
of the News should have been &c"
Sunday ten o'clock and your CORES
pondent cannot go to Sunday school. Oh
l would love to be with the kind ant
good Sunday school children. | hop
they won't forget me. Children NEE
your Observation-Disclosures every Lord
Day and think of me.
Next Sunday is Bro. Harris appoint
mont at Burroughs Chapel. On Satur
day night before it at my house, j. II
Curtis. Every body is invited both b!
the Lord and the members Of tn
church.
AS we are always puny and weak,
We after news do seek
No matter If we do fall in the creek.
To the left whom you get upon the to
so bleak,
You will find my house one mile.
No ma tier ii | cannot wear q smile,
Come to see me after a while,
Come to meeting on trial.
Monday morning o'clock with
snow inches deep and showing RICH
along yet and a cold wave No bette
as to health. ! think that February
1900, has done wonderfully we'll. 1t ha
been wearing dress OF snow the mos
of the tune.
Mrs Curtis is claiming a deed to CT
tarrh as she has been in peaceAble pos
session over seven years with the colo
of title.
The fire IL out, the old lady in tn
pout, the spring without spout and m
letter is out. / zig gag.
Cold Wave for sure