Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1902-08-14
BURROUGHS CHAPEL.

Quite a number from Tracy City call
ed at James Campbell's while on their
way to Jasper Monday.
j, H. Curtis, Mrs. Jane Eakin and |
A. j, Curtis made business trip to Sc
quachce Monday.
Mrs. Campbell was visiting at Mrs.
Wagner's Monday
James Campbell returned home from
a visit 10 friends and relatives near Sc
quachee Monday Of last week accom-
panied by Brownlow Barnett.
}. A. Burroughs and daughter, Mrs.
Liza BlanseCt went 10 Jasper Monday,
likewise Fred Wilkins.
Mrs, Mary Campbell and daughter
we're visiting at Mrs Sarah Campbell
Tuesday.
couple Of gents on hunting expe-
dition from Pelham called at James
Campbell's Tuesday.
N. +. Campbell passed through here
en- route to Oak Grove Wednesday.
Rev. James Hart filled his regular APP
pointment at Burroughs Chapel Sun
day and continued until Tuesday even
/ ing.
Dick Shrum, Of Lovers Leap, called
here Wednesday while on his way home
from Jasper.
We had quite a nice rain here Wed
nesday which was much needed.
We are glad to hear that Vester Cope,
who was hurt in the mines some time
ago, is still improving,
c. A. Nelson and James Valley spent
Wednesday night at Jas. Campbell's.
N. f. Campbell made business trip
to South Pittsburg Friday.
J. H. Burroughs spent Friday night
at his daughters, Mrs. Valleys.
n. L. Campbell was on the puny list
Saturday.
John Lewis and Billie Harris we're
on the mountain in the interest of their
cattle Saturday.
The election held at Burroughs Cha
pei Thursday passed off quietly but the
county went democratic by the assist
ence of our good old republicans.
Chas. Campbell spent Sunday with
Will Wagner.
Miss Hattie O'Neal, our school teach
er, visited home folks near Jasper Sat-
urday and Sunday
James Holding and brother, Will, and
Walter Shadrick, of Tracy City, called
at James Campbell's Sunday on their
way to Pryor Cove.
Mrs. Mary Campbell and daughter,
Miss Minnie, were visiting the former
son, N, f. Campbell, Sunday evening.
Thomas II. Hill and daughter, Miss
Louise, and Miss Thula Martin of Sc
quachee were out on the mountain en-
joying the cool air of the breezy heights
at Mr.. Wagner's Sunday.
1t is laundering this evening. Hope
we are going to get some rain, don't
you?
VIII Curtis spent Wednesday night
with Fred Wagner.
Brownlow Barnett who spent the
greater part of last week on the noun
tain with relatives, returned home Fri
day.
VIM. Price, of Fosterville, was in Sc
: quachee, Saturday.
Sam Kilgore of Whitwell, was visit
ing his grandpa, Mr. Layne, last week
Mrs. Coppinger of Wbitwell, spen
several days on the mountain last weel
as the guest of Mrs. Ella Curtis, and re
turned home Saturday.
Will Curtis and brother, Hugh, wer
visiting relatives at Whitwell Saturday
Payne Ramsay and wife were visiting
the latter's parents Mr. and Mrs. M
Campbell Saturday and Sunday.
W. M, Campbell called to see us Sun
day,
d. M. Nelson and family have move
back from Kimbatl to the mountain.
Mrs Mamie wilkins spent severa
days of last week at Sequachee wit
her sister, Mrs. Wells.
W. NJ. Campbell went to Jasper Tues
day.
J. II, Burroughs made business tri
n to Oak Grove Tuesday.
q Louey Wells and Fred wilkins wer
to Oak Grove Thursday.
Miss Hattie O'Neal was the guest
Mrs, Liza Campbell Wednesday night
Mr.. c. Wagner is employed at tn
Company's vineyards,
X, D. Curtis went to Jasper Wedne
day.
Mrs. Robertson and daughter were
daughter were at Sequachee Friday.
Mr.. Foster and Bill Price were visl
ing Mr.. Wagner Sunday.
Charlie Campbell visited viii Wa,
ner Sunday.
About 20 head of mining mules passe
through here en- route to Rankin's COY
where they will stay until the settl
ment is made between the miners con
pany.
John Ribon was visiting Miss Sara
Robertson Sunday.
Sam Hall, of Whitwell, passed throug
here GU his way to Tracy City.
Scott Blansett says since that gi
kissed him hs couldn't taste sweetene
coffee.
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