The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-06-18
COUNTY NEWS.
Moscow.

There was a man in our town
Though he was wonderous wise,
He tried to flirt with suffragette
And she blacked both his eyes.
Ella. Times Union.)
There was man In our town
Who wasn't wondrous wise,
His business through the Falcon
He failed to advertise.
Another man in Lagrange town
Who tried and tried in vain,
To put the beauty of his women
Ahead of Moscow's famed.
The genial and competent Lagrange
writer has apparently forgotten this
correspondents reply to his article APP
pearing in these columns sometime ago
regarding the sweetness of the girls,
the beauty of the women, the alluring
widows, and the good looking old
maids of that town. However we will
admit that they are all sweet, beauti-
full. alluring, and good looking but still
contend those of Moscow have shade
the advantage in these ways. We have
at present one or two widows whose
personal charms would cause stranger
to wonder at their continued journey
through life without helpmate. And
as stated before it is hard for Us to un-
derstand what an old maid is from the
fact, we suppose, that none are TO be
found among our feminine citizenship.
And our babies must come from Beauti-
vile in the land OF sweetness.
The W. 0. W. unveiling ceremonies
of the DR.. j, H. Cooke monument
which was to have taken place Sunday
June 13 in Somerville, was postponed to
Sunday June 20 at 3 o'clock p. m. Mr..
G. w. Crawford win deliver the ora
tion on this occasion and Miss Charline
Rich the Woodmen poem. Every mem.
bel. of the order is respectfully invited
to attend by the local camp.
Pellagra seems to be getting a strong
hold In this vicinity, number of cases
both white and black being now under
treatment by local physicians, and
successfully. Seems to US that this
dangerous disease should have the
prompt attention Of the proper officials
at once, and necessary arrangements
made for furnishing treatment TO those
afflicted who are not able to pay.
Miss Francis Newly was a guest
from Someryille the week gone Of Mrs.
G. N. Crook.
DR.. Guy W. Musgrave and R. M.
Revis were in the county seat Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Pearce and Mrs.
H. j, Hazlewood spent the past Sab
bath with friends in SomerviIle.
Miss Lille Isom was a Saturday
guest of local friends.
An addition is being built to the nome
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Mauldin.
Hilery Griffin was business caller
from LaGrange, Tennessee, (this state)
Friday.
r. N. Ware returned from Richmond
Thursday.
The whooping cough among local
children is quite 3 serious thing, but
few of the little ones have escaped
catching same.
Frsnk and James Rock, Bedford
Mason, Lee Ware and Claude Rich left
here the past week for the western
harvest fields.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Grady Moss a
fine boy, and to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Moss a son.
Mrs. Lizzie Hammers was recent
guest at the home Of her brother,
Lewis ]. Bryan.
The Methodist Sunday school picnic
Thursday held at Bryant's saw mill on
North Fork was enjoyed by many Of
the members.
The Baptist loaded up four autos and
a number on the early train ard took
their members to the Zoo in Memphis
which was great treat to the little
folks who were delighted to see the
animals and enjoy the Fairgrounds
found at that splendid public park.
Mrs. r. W. Piper and Mrs. H. NJ. Bos-
well deserve much credit for the sue
cessful manner in which they managed
and cared for the little ones on this
long to be remembered occasion.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. A. Summers were
Thursday guests Of local relatives, en-
route to their home in Williston from
Chattanooga and the Richmond reunion.
DR.. E. L. Morris has on his beautiful
home place here several Russian null
berry trees which cost considerable
sum of money AMI came from Poland.
He also has the French and American
variety. The fruit from these trees is
exceptionally fine and isin keeping with
the Doctors well supplied orchard.
It is beyond our understanding why
more of our people have failed to be-
come more interested in the HOokworm
disease. especially whsn the examine
tion and treatment Is without cost, and