Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1901-09-26
BURROUGHS CHAPEL.
Special 70 The News.


now try to write a few lines though
since my last writing to our most ad-
mirable paper we are passing through
another awful calamity in the cruel as
sassination Of our much beloved Presi-
dent. We greatly regret his loss and
join all gaod patriotic citizens in tend
ering our deepest sympathy to Mrs. Nc
Kinley in her sad bereavement. We
hope the brute who assassinated him
and others who may be implicated in
the murderous act will soon meet their
just rewards in the way of severe pun
ishment
N. +. Campbell, who has been quite
i'll for the last twelve days is now slow
ly improving.
From the cold nights and mornings
during the past week, it would seem
that Mr.. Jack Frost had been giving US
some close calls.
Cold Wave, we hear, will soon be liv-
ing in our midst again.
Ye correspondent and John Crow
made business trip to Tracy City,
Monday.
Little George, son of N. f. Campbell,
was visiting his grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Campbell Monday.
w. NJ Campbell and Loney Wells
made businss trip to South Pittsburg
Monday.
Mrs. Mamie wilkins spent few days
of last week with her sister, Mrs. Sal
lie Campbell, and returned home Thurs
day.
John Eakin and son John called here
on business Tuesday.
William Wagner went to Sequachee
Tuesday.
c. W. Campbell made business trip
to Sequachee Tuesday for n L. Camp
bell.
VIII Burnett OF Dixon's Cove, Chas.
Curtis and Jessa Coppinger of Coppin.
gers Cove, were in this section Tues
day hunting.
Mrs. Mary Campbell, who spent few
days of last week with her sick son, N
F. Campbell, returned Wednesday,
Mrs. GIMME Wells spent Wednesday
night with her sister, Mrs. Eliza Camp
bell Mrs, Dugan paid her mother
Mrs, Lizzie Curtis, of Ceppinger's cove
pleasant visit Wednesday of last week
: Mrs, Valley and daughter, Miss Hat
tie, paid Mr.. and Mrs. LaYne, pleas
ant visit Wednesday.
Mrs. Ella Curtis was over to spend
: few hours with the sick at N, F. Camp
3 BELLS Wednesday night of last week
Will and Fred Wagner made bus
ness trip to Sequachee Wednesday
J. II. Burroughs was visiting hi
daughter, Mrs. Blansett Wednesday.
X. d. Curtis called to see the sick a
: n F. Campbell's Wednesday night.
l. Jasper Fultz, of Lovers Leap, passe
through here en- route home from S,
# quachee Wednesday of last week.
a Miss Matte Crow and sister, Mau,
il and Miss Nelva Campbell spent fe
&c hours with the latter's aunt, Mrs. Gil
ME Wells, Thursday of last week.
l. Geo. Dent of Tracy City, passed he
T. Thursday on his way home from Jaspe
. Miss Sallie Campbell was down to s,
her sick brother Thursday of last wee
Walter Hill and friend of Sequache
were in this community Saturday in Il
interest of buying beef cattle.
Will Burnett of Dixon's Cove, al
10. others from Coppinger's Cove we didI
know, had nice time running fox
d in this section Saturday night, capt.
y ing one fox and one coon. we learn.
Al Charlie Campbell, who has been O.
!, ployed in Dixon's Cove for some til
~ cutting hickory billets, arrived hor
Saturday and returned Sunday evenir
Mrs. Mamie Wilkins and son, To
went to Sequachee Saturday shopping
Sam Kilgore of Whitwell, was visit
= his grandpa, Richard Layne of Il
neigh borhood Saturday.
Loney Wells and K. d. Curtis were
- Sequachee Saturday on peddling
petition,
John Lasater and daughter, of Ira
City, passed through here en- 70,
home from Sequachee Saturday.
Jas. Watley, who has been spendi
soc several days in the valley on busin
iOc or otherwise, arrived home Saturday
80 Mr.. Chris Wagner, and Mr.. and N
~ ~ Guffey went to Sequachee Friday.
=. Our school teacher, Miss Maud Dar
a. spent Saturday and Sunday with no
,oo folks.
4Oc John Crow went to Tracy City on /
l4c mess Saturday.
Nc w. R. Anderson and wife spent $
20 day with their son in law.
LOO Chris Wagner paid John Crow
. family quite pleasant visit SUNDAY
Aunt Sallie Lavan of Tracy City,
= sed through these parts en- route TO ,
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