Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-02-10

"Auoug the Breakers next Sat
urday.
B. B, Lasater went to Jasper Sat.
urday last.
There were no services at Owen
Church last Sunday.
Another snow storm Friday night
but only little ore.
"No Cure, No Pay" at the School
house Saturday night.
Wylie Parker handed US sub
scription to the News Thursday.
Miles II. Merritt and Nick Fuller
of Victoria, were in town Monday.
Mai. Thomas II. Hill made busi
ness trip to the vicinity of Victoria
Monday afternoon,
YOU are are going to the enter
tainment of the Sequachee Dramatic
Society Saturday night.
Mai. Hill was IN Jasper Tuesday
to attend postponed meeting of Trus-
tees Sam Houston Aeydemy.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Butler, Miss
Bennett and Mr.. Sherman enjoyed a
trip to Jasper Monday afternoon.
A good delegation from Jasper is
to see the Dramatic Socie-
ty's entertainment next Saturday
night.
What with the temperature 1870
deg, in AussraIiA and 80 and ~ below
III Maine, we are satisfied with the
here as not running to ex-
tremes.
Mrs. ELIZA J. Blansstt OF the
Mountain, and Crit Cannon Of Whit
well, were added to our mailing list
Monday, and still they come. The
NEWS is THE paper Of the Valley.
w. NJ. Campbell was IN town
Monday and brought us in a new
subscriber. The News has a splen-
did lot of friends, who always en-
deAvor to assist It's growth in every
way they can.
We were indignant when we
heard that the curtain the property
of the Sequachee Dramatic Society
had been stolen, and more SO that the
thief or thieves had not been appre-
hend0d, and we hope everybody will
show their adherence Of such mean
tricks by turning out in good numbers
to see the drama, "Among the
BreaF ers," and the farce "No Cure,
No Pay" en- Saturday evening Feb
ruary IL.
The SequachOe Dramatic Society
will on Saturday evening next at the
school house repeat their last success
"Among the Breakers" Before the
play an original and laughable farce,
"No Cure, No Pay" will be given.
As the society always gives full
measure in their entertainments a
pleasant and enjoyable performance
is assured, Come early and avoid
the rush. Doors open at $50 p. m.
Admission l0c.
We notice publication notice in
the Bridgeport News in the case of
Joseph Bro. q Co., OF Whitwell, VS..
John Key, who skipped out without
setting his store account. TO show
how closely the News is read Key
discovered that his goods had been
attached from a paragraph in the
Whitwell correspondence although
he now resides at Bon Air. We
know that the News covers more
ground than any other paper in the
Valley.
The following ladies and gentle
men explored Coppinger Cove and
the Blue Spring Sunday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Molcher, MS G,
II. Pearson, Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. But
ler, Mr.. and Mrs, /. w. Gabel, Miss.
es Mathilde and Lydia Gustafson,
Miss Isabella Bennett, Miss Minnie
Haynes, Misses Emma Gahel and
Louise II. Hill. They also went tc
Austin Coppnger's to see the hide
of the bear that Austin recently kill.
ed near his house, but were disap
! pointed as Austin had cut it up into
shoe laces.
John B. Price, Newark, n. J.
sends as a subscription aud an offer
to send Us copies of the \. Y. Journ
| al. Mr. Price has sent us sewers
from time to time Shich were muci
appreciated and the musical feature
Of the Journal has always been warm
! lY welcomed by cur music editor
who has made use of several song
and instrumental pieces At the Va
riOus entertainments, which havl
. been gwen here from time TO time
Yes, the y. Y. Journal would be re
! ueived al this office with the creates
pleasure and if Mr.. Price wishes 4
make the NEws happy, he will SEN