The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-06-25

ing city was in Somerville two or three
days this week. He is connected with
the Census department Of the National
government in a position whose most
important work is signing the paw roll
once each month
The Falcon has been asked TO state
that there will be a picnic on July in
the woods lot back of L F. Catron's
residence on the Mosby place rorth of
SomerviIle and every body is Invited to
come and bring basket. Il is neigh
borhood affair and it is expected that
it will be most delightful occasion.
News came to Somervile this week
that Mrs. Pitkin c. Wright had died a
few days ago at the home of her
daughter at Fresno, California. Mrs.
Wright lived in Somerville for many
years, She leaves four sons and two
daughters, Mrs. w. D. Scruggs OF
Nashville being one of them.
MIR. and Mrs. Sam Casey returned
Wednesday to their home in Batesville,
Arkansas. The latter and their little
daughter, Kathleen, have been spend
! ing a month with the formers mother,
Mrs. Ora Burton, and Mr.. Casey Joined
them here the latter part of last week,
all returning to their home on Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Morton reached
Somervile from Kansas City on last
Saturday and the latter with their
little daughter, Ruby, is guest of Capt.
and Mrs. E. A, Maddox. Mr.. Morton
was here over Sunday, leaving again
for his travels. Mrs, Morton will be
here two weeks and Ruby will be here
for the summer.
Samuel W. Williams, of Hartman.
Elk Grand High Priest, Stitt M. Cain, Of
Nashville, Grand Secretary and Jos. A.
Fowler, of Memphis, Grand CAPTAIN OF
the Host of the Grand Chapter Royal
Arch Masons of Tennessee will make
Goodwill Chapter No. 144 an official
visit next Tuesday, night June Goth. All
members are expected to be present
on this occasion.
Lieut.. W. E. Hobson of the United
States Regular army who has recently
returned from three year stay in the
PHILIPPINES arrived here Saturday on a
two month furlough and will spend the
summer with his parents, MIR. and Mrs
H. P, Hobson. Mrs. W. H. Hobson
and little daughter, accompanied Lieut..
Hobson, and she will be joined here
later by her husband, Lieut.. William
H. Hobson, who will be with his parents
for a shorter visit.
AS The Falcon goes to press Thursday
the city is completing laying gravel in
front of this Office thus closing that
work on the worst stretch of street IN
Somerville and making it good for travel
in winter or summer. That is the
stretch Of street coming into town from
the Covington levee. Gravel has
recently been laid on this street from
the square to point nearly even with
the old negro school and we hope it
will be continued to the railroad cross
ing near the bottom.
The meeting called for Wednesday,
June 20. to consider further plans fol-
the county exhibit mentioned last week
in these columns was postponed tC
Saturday July Srd at which time it is
hoped that full meeting of the com,
mittiee named last week and Others
interested in the exhibit will be present
At this meeting permanent committees
will be chosen to look after the import
ant details of tn exhibition and upor
these committees will largely depend
the success Of the undertaking. W.
urge famers who are interested in tn,
affair to come on July and give theil
encouragement and support to further
ing the plan.
County Trustee S. B. Reames lef,
several days ago for Colorado Spring,
where his daughter, Miss Sadimabl,
Reames, was married on last Snnda,
to Mr.. Frank Clifford Fleak of tina
city. Mr.. Reames' wife and daughtel