The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-11-05
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

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Highest price paid for cotton rem
nants. F. H. Lightfoot, Warren,
Tenn. 81
E. W. Dunn Esq. of the ninth dis
triet was in this city on Wednesday of
this week.
WANTED = At once, 1000. 900 split or
sawed hickory billets. Weis & Lesh
Mfg. Co., Jackson, Tenn. If,
Rev. J. E Berkstresser will fill his
regular appointment at the Baptist
church Sunday morning and evening.
George W. Farrar is suffering from
severely sprained ankle caused by step
ping into hole in his lot in the eighth
district.
For Sale-A scholarship in rep
utable Memphis business college. At
greatly reduced price. Apply to The
Falcon. 11-19
DR.. and Mrs. W. P. Boals have retur-
ned to their home on Somervile street
after business and pleasure trip to
his farm in Arkansas.
Mrs. Walter Morris, of Laconia,
came down Sunday morning and spent
the day with Mrs. Parker and Mrs.
Armstrong, Mrs. Parker's daughter.
Mrs. j. 7 Armstrong and little son,
James Lang, of Paducah, Kentucky,
came down Saturday and stayed over
until Sunday with her mother. Mrs
Fannie Parker.
WI. Murphy of the ninth district
and who was for long time one Of the
best members of the county court and
the county board Of education was in
Somerville Tuesday.
will receive a car load Of agricul-
tural lime in the next few days and
will sell part of it at $3.50 per ton.
This is the ground limestone used for
sour lands. Apply to W. 7. Log
gins. 1l-12
A Nashville stationery salesman last
week priced certain kind of letter
head to local firm at 81 per 1000. The
Falcon is delivering the job to that
firm this week at 81 so per 1000. Try
us before ordering from others.
Mrs. Harry Mathis and little son
came from Memphis the latter part of
last week and are now at the home Of
the formers parents, Capt. and Mrs.
E. A. Maddox. Mr.. Mathis had been
here several days.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Metho-
dist church have inaugurated plans for
their annual bazaar which will be held
this year during the first week in De-
cemter. Tie place and the exact dates
will be announced later. They are now
soliciting contributions.
The Falcon has been asked to an
nounce that A. M. Hammond, field
secretary of the Tennessee Anti Saloon
League, will fill the pulpit at the Nj,
E. Church In Oakland at the clever
o'clock hour on Sunday November IA
and the public is cordially invited Il
hear him.
]. H. Holloway and W. L. Tomlir
are candidates for justice of the peace
in the eighth district to fill the unex
pired term of ]. NJ. Tomlin who resign
ed recently. The election will be he'll
on Saturday, November 10. Poll tai
receipt, 1914, and registration certitic
ates will both be required. three day
registration having been held recently
What is pronounced Ly those WI
have SCENT as one OF the preitiest, mos
modern and comfortable homes in Fay
cite county has just been completed b
A. H. Harvey on his farm north Q
Somerville 10 the fourth district. 1t
owner is one Of the county's best farm
ers and stock men and most sui
stantial citizen.
The Falcon is printing this wee
large orders Of checks for the Fsyet'
County Bank of this city, Cordova Ban
& Trust Co, of Cordoya, and Arlin'
ton Bank & Trust Co.. Of Arlington
and itis because these banks apprecia'
good work. Besides the orders Il
checks this Office is also turning o.
o.ders FOR other supplies for the
banks along with the checks.