Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1900-05-03
Burroughs Chapel.
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Special to the News.
Oar Valley friends are still showing
their cattle to the mountain. Three
droves passed through here last Tues
day. We can give them credit for one
thing and that is that while driving
their cattle out here they have given
the face of the mountain road better
appearance.
We are now having weather for bust
ness and according to the old saying
everybody seems to ho trying to make
hay while the sun shines. II wO are
blessed with COED crops and plenty Of
fruit and nice berries won't we be in
the fight.
Since the late rains we suppose that
the farmers are progressing nicely with
their work and we wish them success.
We are now having plenty Of music
on the mountain as far as the cow bells
are concerned.
We like to read Cold Waves letters
As much as ever but as the weather has
now changed don't you think he ought
to change his name to something more
suitable to the times.
We are sorry to note that Mrs. Potter
is no better, We synpathize with her
and wish for her a spoedy recovery.
Mr.. j. Ii. Curtis and Mrs. Beckie Rus
sci passed through here en- route home
from Tracy City last Wednesday.
Ye correspondent spent the greater
part OF last week at MIR. Nelson's plant
ing corn.
N, f. Campbell was employed by I'm
Ril Layne last week to help farm.
Mr. Kelly brought out lot of cattle
last Wednesday aud left thom near here
on the Big Ridge.
Jim Hogr, son OF Herbert Hoge, and
Mr.. Kelley were in this vicinity Wed
nesday of last week.
Rev. Dugan and family passed through
here moving to Curtisville Wednesday
of last week.
Last Saturday seemed 10 be be'
swarming day. Three swarms one
right after the other came out on us
one time and you bet there was musi,
in the air for while, and then for /;
nice little Sunday morning job GU
came another. We succeeded in hivin,
them all and they are now at worl
nicely.
Mr.. John Eakin, Fred wilkins an,
Looney Wells went to Jasper Saturday
Miss Sallie Campbell was visiting a
her brothers., N. +. Campbell SAturda.
and Sunday.
Mr.. VIM. Campbell and Mr.. T. A
Burroughs went to Jasper last Satur
day.
Mr. D4ugherty, of Georgia, If W
| udNS ~ COlASN'J "do Oh buo mNuhb@I
running out the Wright land and pea
ing tan bark.
James Watley and C. A. Nelso
spent Saturday evening and Sunda
at James Campbell's.
We are glad to know that Mrs. Curti
is some better at this writing.
DR.. Pyborn, of the Gizzard, was o
the mountain gathering medical herb
Tuesday of last week.
Well Mossback when you get you
crop of ticks thrashed out just NOV
your machine over to this section an
to secure a good turnout bring Jill
Privet along.
There was quite lot of young pc,
Pile passed through here to Summe
town last Sunday, from Tracy Cit,
As we'll as having nice view Of Fulle
ton Bluff, wonder if they didn't e,
something from that black cloud thi
hung so long back there.
Mr.. Fultz, from Sequachee, passe
through here en- route to Mr.. Foster
Sunday.
NF. Campbell cut his bee tree IL
next day after Saturday. / wonder
that wasn't last Sunday, we'll anyw'
he got q nice lot of honey.
Ye correspondent and c. A. Nslsc
made a business trip to Jasper for Cha
Campbell.
Fred Campbell was up this morniI
looking after his bee interest.
C. A. Nelson will spend the great
3 part Of tn 8 week at work for Jam
Campbell.
Andy Curtis and Mrs, Ellen McCl
| Tough made q business trip TO Jasp
! Monday.
Hurrah for Robert Foster and Bill
, Price. They made that whistle SOU
this evening. Success to them. L. E.