The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-10-01
COUNTY NEWS.
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cases. several having died in this dis,
trict of the trouble within the past sew
(eral months.
Miss Helen Ware is attending school
at the Normal in Memphis.
The aspirants for the place Of Magis-
trate made vacant by the resignation
of w. L. Jewell remain the same to
date namely, Henry Bryant and J. D.
Crossett.
ii. Burnett has shipped 81 car
loads Of cattle to the st, Louis markets
within the past IL weeks. So far dur
ing the year he has shipments total
about 80 car loads.
Miss Aubrey Newby Of Somervllle
was a Saturday guest of her sister,
Mrs. C. N. Crook.
Mrs. ]. M. Stevenson has as her
guest her sister. Mrs. T. L. Thompson
of Memphis.
W. ]. Burdison spent Friday in Mem
phis.
Mrs. Gertrude Cox from Memphis
was a past week visitor with Mrs. u
A. Roach.
A Moscow ball team was defeated
Friday by the Slayden club az the
latter place, score II to 8.
An anti Catholic lecturer, Rev. Glib
son, proved source Of interest and en-
tertainment to three audiences here the
week gone. and his accusations concern
ing Romanism opend the eyes OF those
who were not already familiar with the
ways of these people.
Mrs. I'd Ballou died at the family
home south Of town Friday OF pallegra.
The burial ceremonies we're conducted
by Rev. C, A. Davis at Pleasant Grove
church Saturday.
Messrs Jim and Joe Rodgers from
the WiIliston vicinity were business
callers here Friday.
R. N. Ware has been appointed
Marshal Of Moscow and has assumed
the duties.
7. H. Grimm, candidate for sheriff.
], t. Jordan candidate for reelection
to that office, and s. P. Crawford for
Assessor, were among our people last
week.
Health day was observed by the local
public school Friday, and the building
and grounds put in cleanly state.
Don't allow the revival spirit which
was recently aroused in you, Mr., and
Mrs. Church member. to grow cold, but
keep up the good work begun by visit.
ing pastors who so ably upheld the
teachings Of the man who never did 9
wrong or made an error.
Henry Bryant was in Somervillt
Saturday.
A Memphis negro who has made
weekly trips to this town lately, alight
ed from the Somerville accommodation
train Friday night with four gallons of
the stuff that sends mems souls to ruin,
The negro was asked by A. B. Ashford
who happened to be near, what tbs
packages contained, to which the negro
replied. whiskey. Mr.. Ashford then. II
a Joking way said, well. want you ant
the whiskey too, at which the negro
did like Bilbo, Ne new, thinking OF
course MIR. Ashford was on the watch
for such and intended to place him un
der arrest. The liquor was turned
over to Marshal Ware who, amit
groans, tears, and sad farewells from
a number Of local lovers Of the stuff,
who stood gloomily by. poured tbs
LIQUID out on the cold. cold ground II
the rear Of the Mayors ONCE. aftel
which match was applied and to th'
amazement Of the crowd present tn
stuff actually. burned. Thus ended to
number Of people here. one of the sad
dest events Of their life. The negro L
,till on his way from Moscow. Now l
the Marshal will keep his eye on one o.
two local places the sale Of this stuf
win be stopped in the town and w
trust the above Official viii catch uE
with every one Of these Law violstors
which ID not such sdifhcult matter II b
Is given proper support from the resi-
dents Of the town.
Another important thing We hop
The Marshal win stop. Is that OF allow
inc the trains on the Southern Rsilwa,
10 block the town crossings which the.
sometimes do fer the space Of half al
hour. Much just complaint has bee
heard about this matter.
III. Burnett Jr. viii leave Wednes
asy with his family to make Memphi
their home, at least through the winter
Mr. Burnett win continue ais eattl
business here snd be with Us frequently
Oar people wlsh them well In their ne'
home yet regret to give them up' eve
for Eshort time.
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