The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-11-19

Hon. H. B. Tharp has received ae,
vice from Dr. Cheeseboro of AshyiIle
that his daughter. Miss Nellie. is stead.
lily improving since her arrival in that
city and that he has every hope for
her speedy recovery there,
The foundation for the new business
houses on the Narremore property a.
cross the street from The Falcon has
been laid and the walls are going right
up now with several brick masons
busily engaged at the business.
Mrs. H. P. Hobson, president of the
local Woman's Suffrage League, has
called meeting of that organization
for next Monday afternoon at 2 o. clock,
at her home on Somerville street. All
members of the league are urged to be
present.
Mrs. Lucy W. Burton and daughter,
Miss Dortchie, stopped over in Somer-
vile day with relatives last week as
they were enroute from Sunshine in
East Tennessee to Turner, Arkansas,
where they will spend some time with
the formers son, j, Whitelaw Burton,
who is in the mercantile business there.
From four line local in The Falcon
of last Friday orders have been taken
for nearly two car loads of agricultural
lime, One car will be delivered in
by the first of the coming |
week and the other as soon as few
more orders are taken to complete it.
Order from W, 7. Loggins.
Hon. K, D. Mcclellan, candidate for
the senate is to speak in Somerville to-
lay Thursday and Elk, Gov. Patter-
ION. Friday, the three candidates fol-
owing each other here during the pre-,
tent week, Lea Tuesday, Mcclellan
Thursday and Patterson Friday and the
closes with the primary of
The good business local merchants
ire doing this fall is shown by state
nent made to The Falcon by one of its
advertisers few days ago that his
irm had taken in more cash over the
ounter to the present time this season
han they did thu the whole season
asst year. All local business men are
boxing pleased with the business OF
be present season.
Every member of Bedford Forrest
,odge No. So X. of P, is earnestly re-
Vested to meet in our new castle hall
bird floor of Fayette Co. Bank on
onday night Nov. 22nd, at 7;SO sharp.
here is business of the utmost imports :
nee to every member, to be transacted :
lat cannot be put off and every mem :
er who has the interest of Bedford s
crest at heart is expected to be pre- {
mt. Fraternally yours, Fred Coos :
ann, X. R. L.
Reports considered reliable from Oak :
nd give the result Of the special cleo Z
on held in that district last Saturday :
elect Justice Of the Peace. w. L. Z
omlin so votes aud j. H. Holloway SO. z
he official count has not been made by :
Ie election commissioners but there :
ems no doubt of the election Of MIR. :
,mIin. He is one of the leading =
items of the east end of the eighth Z
strict and is well qualified for the :
tiles Of his new tfiice. :
Gov. Rye on last Mondsy granted the :
ur,h reprieve to Henry Roberts of :
is county who was sentenced to cleo Z
ocution at the last April term Of the :
rcuit court here. The first date fixed z
r the death penalty was August 10. 3
reprieve was granted to September :
then to.october IA, then to Novem- :
r l6. and another TO December Is. :
!. ]. E. Psrks,:.. Senator from this Z
strict. was in Nashville when The re- :
ieve was granted last Monday. :
Mrs. Paul Kratz Of Louisville. Ken Z
eky made short visit Monday to z
Is city. Mrs. KratE is q daughter of :
Of. win Tharp who was once principal :
the female school in this city and
IS horn here at the Cooke place in
nth Somerville, being grand-daueh- E
! Of Judge Thos. R. Cooke. She msr- ~
a in Louisville several years ago =
,ere her father. has been teacher a
: a number of years and this is her wi
II visit 10 Sonervilie in almost a sh
,re Of years. so
The Falcon inside enquiry Of NJ. l. !"
iris after the sale Of his home to J. So
Mayo as to what bis plans for the 81
ture are. but vas informed that he