The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-01-29

last Friday visitors from Galloway.
For RENT. = Desirable residence, 8
blocks from square. Apply TO Louis
Lipsky. II
DR.. j. A. Albright is attending the
masonic grand lodge meeting in Nash
vile this week
John Cunningham, of Galloway, was
looking after business in Somerville a
few days ago.
For Sale-A few Rhode Island White
cockerels. Address Miss Lena Cock,
Somerville. Tenn. PIP
Wanted-To buy 1000 bushels of
whips and black peas. Address o. E.
Pruette, Moscow, Tenn. 2-5
John Wetzler and Junius Hobson
have spent this week in Nashville at
tending the Masonic grand lodge.
NJ. R. Henley, manager of the Som
erville Supply Company, has been in St.
Louis this week attending to business
for his firm.
Incubator for sale:-A Cyphers
Standard Incubator, 70 egg size, in
perfect condition and used successfully
last season. W. 7. Loggins, Somer-
vile, Tenn. 2-l-15
FOR SALE: Pure bred S. L. Wyan-
dotte cockerels and pullets sl.0O each.
Eggs Is $l.0O. l6O egg chatham In
cubator $500. Mrs. ]. W. Matheson,
Williston Tenn. 2-5
Miss Margaret Moore who is an en-
ploye of the music department of the
Kress stores in Memphis spent the last
weekend with her mother, Mrs.
Francis Moore in Somerville.
News came last week Of the destruc-
ton by fire of the home of Boyce
Mayo at Turner, Arkansas. Practically
the entire contents of the house was
burned, including furniture and wearing
apparel.
The Falcon carried FIVE pages full of
local matter last week and is carrying
the same number this week. If you
don't find what you are looking for on
the customary local pages look the
others over. II is certainly in some of
them.
c. A. Oliver has placed an order for
car load of Ford Automobiles for i'm
mediate delivery. These cars are ex-
pected to reach Somerville any day
now. Hard times or no hard times
Charley Oliver expects Ford cars to
sell right along and he proves his faith
by. this early order for Fords.
C. B. Piper. OF Piperton in the
southern part Of the county was looking
after business here Monday and Tuee-
day. He is as enthusiastic as ever about
improved methods of farming in
Fayette county and the best feature Of
it is that he practices what he preacees.
He hes redeemed some quilted lands
and made them fertile and productive,
You worked hard to grow your cot.
ton. II you want to hold it for better
prices, Ship 1t to Us. We win make
you liberal advances, your cotton will
be fully protected from damage by
weather apd fire in our shed. Insurance
and storage cost but little. Write Us.
Abston. Wynne & Co., No. 8 South
Front ST., Memphis, Tenn. 1t
The last week s issue of the Progress
i've Farmer was the annual Gsrder
Special and was worth q full years
cost Of the paper to any man who viii
read 1t and put its teachings into
practice. 1t was . valuable edition
and fits well into conditions In the souti
just now. Ifyou did not get it yOr
missed something.
]. p. Bowers had this week q lettel
from his brother, Harry Bowers, th'
first letter in seventeen years. 1t doe
not give much information. but wa
written from Charleston. S. c., ant
said that be was leaving that city tina
day and would probably go to Panama
and that he would write more when b
reached a permanent address. Man!
older citizens here will remember hin
with pleasure.
H. S. Davis who hns been in charg
Of The, cooperative store in this cit
for several months past has recent
been sick at the Southern Hotel 70
some time and on last Friday went t
his home ID Mississippi. R. W. Fine
who has been In charge Of thesams con
cams store At Ripley, Tennessee