Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1900-01-25
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Special to the News.

Special to the News
We do not doubt the First District
correspondents truthfulness concerning
his reports brought from Arkansas, but
from the statements Of his recent leJtcr
of the 18th it would seem that all OF
prosperity had permanently located in
that country. Would't it be nice to
have little more of it in this country
Wages are away below zero.
Thomas Campbell made a business
trip to Seqnachee Saturday.
Vester Cope, OF Tracy City. was visit
ing friends on the Big Ridge Sunday
Fred Campbell and At Nelson were
in this vicinity Monday.
James Campbell took pleasure trip
out to Tracy City Sunday and remained
till Wednesday visiting his son-ln-law,
Mr.. Cope.
Bud Kilgore and Mr. Cox from Jasper
passed through here Wednesday en-
route to Tracy City.
Thomas Campbell made business
trip to John Lewis's near Jasper Mondsr
and to w. Z, Anderson's Tuesday.
Lee Turner was on the mountain
prospecting Thursday.
Mrs Jennie Cope, OF Tracy City, says
the SequachSe News came very much
unexpected to her but was a welcome
visitor.
A couple of sheep killing dogs bit
the dust last Saturday shot by the Gill
liam boys.
Scott and Charley G lliam from Bat
tie Creek, were in this vicinity last
Saturday on a hunting expedition.
Mrs, Matte Nelson was visiting her
mother, Mr.. Eliza Blansett Saturday
and Sunday of last week,
J. II. Lockhart made a business trip
to Jasper. the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs William Smith of near
Jasper, were visiting at Mr.. Lindsy
Nelson's Saturday and Sunday of last
week.
Bnrrel and Tom Lasater were on the
mountain sheep hunting last Saturday.
At Nelson and Scott Blansett were
visiting at James Campbell's Sunday.
They say Monroe Nunly of Tracy
City, was all smiles and politeness be-
cause baby girl arrived at his house,
Monday Jan. Is.
Mrs Mary Campbell who has been
on the puny list for several days with
cold is better.
L. A. Burroughs made business trip
to South Pittsburg Saturday.
N. f, Campbell and At Nelson went
to Jasper Saturday.
We hear that Mrs. Anderson has
been quite sick with neuralgia.
w. R. Anderson has been looking up
evidence for his pension claim for the
last six or eight days.
Fred Campbell and At Nelson wore
in our midst Friday.
VIM. Campbell spent Monday and
and Monday night at Jasper, returning
home Tuesday.
Scott Blansett went to Jasper Mon
day.
T. A. Burroughs made business trip
to South Pittsburg Monday OF last
week.
Lonoy Wells made business trip to
Jasper Thursday.
Charley Campbell arrived home last
Saturday evening from his work, and
returned Sunday to his quarters to be
in readiness for work Monday morning.
Thomas Campbell accom- panied Mr.
Atwood Nelson home Sunday evening
where he will spend the coming week
getting out ties.
We hope for good fruit crop next
summer but If those warm days contiu-
nc many more days we fear it will get
nipped again in the bud by freeze.
A party of jolly fellows passed
through here Sunday night travelling
in the direction Of Tracy City. They
must have had big supply of bust
head" on board from the way they kept
up thoir big talking and holloring.
We hear that that Andy Pryor has
again taken charge of his mill. We
hope the report is true. If so, we can
buy four meal and bran according to
our amount of money. Andy knows
tha4 one mans money is as good as an
others. Let it be much or little it all
counts in towards dollars.
We arc glad to see the News is still
coming to the front. Hurrah for it and
success to its young correspondent
II iss Il. U. Nc.
Twill now close hoping in the near
future somo of that great prosperity
may bob up in this country for the ben
eft OF the News, its readers and CORES
pondents, and for the benefit of the
country in general. 4. e. c.