Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1900-04-26
Burroughs Chapel.
Special to the N VS..

Special to the N .ws.
Mr.. Editor, as failed to write last
week will now point up my pencil and
give you few dots from tAiS place
We'll, IL it didn't rain last week it just
couldn't rain, but the pelting RAIN didn't
releaso the turkeys and squirrels rs the
hunters pursued them all the same de-
termined to have their meat hair or
feathers.
Ye correspondent was at Mr.. Nelson's
last week to plant corn, but on account
OF the rain We couldn't plant corn, re-
turn home or go any whsre else.
Well we have two candidates in this
section, one for sheriff and one inde-
| pendent candidate who is electionering
! for matrmony. We wonder who will
give him favorable vote.
Wo were sorry to hear that Mrs. Eli
Zaheth Curtis was seriously i'll last week
but we hear that she is some better at
this writing. We wish her ssp0edy re-
covery.
Lsat reports are that Mrs, Potter is
no better.
We are pleased that the most of the
sick in this section are recovering from
the effects of that terrible grippe.
Vester and Lewis Cope, OF Tracy City.
spent Wednesday night at Jas. Camp
bells. wonder if they killed that fine
gobbler.
Well Vestnr II you an9 Lewis won
get mad and pull your hair out or sa Y
bad words We will toll you the nnws.
There was party from Jasper camped
ont at tho head of Bryson Cove where
we supposed they killed six turkeys
and grumblOd because they didn't get
| more.
N. F. Campbell was among home folks
Wednesday.
c. w. Campbell arrived home from his
work Saturday evening AID spent the
daySunday with his parents.
r, A. Burroughs made business trip
to Jasper for w. Nj. Campbell last
Thursday.
Mr. j. II. Burroughs, we hear, made
| two trips to the Valley last week.
! wonder what is the attraction there,
Mr. KilIan, who resides near Jasper,
| passed through here with fifty-nine
head Of cattle, en- route to Mr.. George
Davis last Friday.
James Watley made a business trip
to Tracy City last Saturday.
So far the crop is yet safe and every
indication for large crop.
Miss Hattie Watley and Fred and
Hugh wilkins were at Sequachee shop
ping Saturday.
Mr.. F, NJ. Mccullough, our honorable
candidate for sheriff, passed through
here on his way home from Tracy City
Saturday.
N. r. Campbell, was in our mids
Saturday morning.
Scott Blansett was on the puny lis
Saturday. Wonder if the grippe is try
ing to get him.
We would liko to see another letter
in the next issue of the News from
Wndaeld, near Tracy.
John Lewis and son were enjoying
the cold breezOs of the mountain Satur
day.
Burrel Lasater was in this vicinit,
looking after his hog interests Satur
day.
Last Sunday was certainly Lowell,
day, but owing to the ill-health of Mrs
Curtis we didn't suppose our Sunday
school superintendent could possibl,
leave homo to attend the school, there
fore we quietly enjoyed ourselves a
home with friends,
Yes, don't forget Uncle Austin
church house that ha wants built il
Coppinger Cove. Nice churches AM
school houses would be nice to see sea
tered about over this country wh erey
er they are needed.
Mr.. Killian paid us pleasant cal
while en- route homo from Mr.. Gsorg
Davis last Sunday.
Mr.. Curtis requested soma one to tel
him how to get rid OF moles so far as "
have been informed. Where you fin
molos running take buby seeds and plan
them in their runs and you will 500
| get rid OF them. There was one in on
: garden some time back and we tried tn
experiment and havn't seen any sign {
E Mr.. Mole since.
g Wishing the News and its reader
: much success we will close.
T.E.C.