The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-01-08
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in black leather case, containing also
several stamps and an extra cable. Re-
turn to Falcon office. Reward. Mrs.
H. M. Stone. 1t
For REET-My farm miles south Of
Mason on Somerville end Covington
road, las acres of land, about 80 in cub
tivation. Dwelling and 2 tenant houses.
Apply to me on farm or B. R. Dickin-
son, SomerviIle, Tennessee. Mrs. Carrie
Fraser. Mason, Tenn. If
The pupils of the primary depart
ment of the city school presented a
very interesting and attractive program
the last day of school before the
Christmas holidays. A few parents
and friends were invited and were de-
lighted with the program rendered by
the little folks.
Capt. G. G. Higgins has just resumed
his run on the Somerville accommoda-
ton on the Southern Road aftdr spend
ing Christmas week with his family in
this city. This is the first Christmas
week he has been at home off his run
in many years.
An interesting meeting of the county
medical association was held in this city
on Tuesday at which the annual cleo
ton Of officers was held. DR.. j. A.
Albright was elected president, DR..
H. c. Norman vice president and DR..
John Morris secretary.
L. P. Noel who has been manager
in this city Of the Rhea & Morris drug
business left the first of the year for
Bowlin Green, Kentucky, where he has
bought an interest in avery prosperous
drug business which will be conducted
as the L. P. NOEL Drug Co. with him
as manager.
Sunday school and preaching services
at the Methodist church Sunday morn
morning as usual. At 700 o'clock,
p. M, Rev. W. J, Mccoy. presiding
elder of the Jackson district, will
preach. The first quarterly conference
will be held Monday at 1000 o'clock.
a. m. R. P. Duckworth, Pastor.
We can make liberal advances on
shipments of cotton to be held for let
ter prices or to be sold on arrival Our
shed will protect your cotton from
damage by weather and fire. Write
US for full information and shipping
tags. Address: Abston, Wynne & Co.,
No. 8 South Front St.. Memphis, Tenn.
One of the social events of much
interest and pleasure preceding the
Morris Mooman marriage was the
miscellaneous shower given to the pop
ular bride by the Misses Stone at the
beautiful country home of their father,
H. M. Stone, just west of this city on
Saturday afternoon, December 26.
The records in the Office of C. w.
Crawford, county court clerk, show
seventy-seven marriage licenses issued
during December, 1914. In December
1913 there were one hundred and eigh-
teen issued. Could 1t be that any
were deferred by the war revenue OF
fifty cents which must now be paid for
every license issued?
In the rush Of farm demonstration
agents appropriation and other matters
pertaining to the county court it must
be remembered that the county high
school viii hold a short course Of in
struction January 1879 for the benefit
Of the boys and young men of the eoun-
ty who desire this instruction. Those
who are interested should communicate
with Prof. Dooley at once.
The Falcons cabbage plant tickets
are ready and one goes to every sub
scriber IN THE COUNTY who pays
his subscription for one year, until 1Ot
are given out. Each ticket is good fol
FIVE dozen frost proof cabbage plants
just as in former years. Pay . years
subscription and get five dozen cabbage
plants. Remember that only 100 ear
get these and when the 100 tickets are
gone the offer will be withdrawn. 81
4 Dalton Wilson and Miss Pattie Steele
were married In the fifteenth district
on December l6, P. H. Downey Esq.
performing the ceremony. This mar.
riage was q gretna green affair and
took place while the parties were seated
in their buggy. The groom is resi-
dent Of the fifteenth district and the
bride lived IN the second district with
her mother. Mrs. Beulah Steele.
| D. r. Rich of the Antioch neighbor.
hood In the eighth district was in towr
g few days ago and gave The Falcon
the weights Of 1--WE hogs Just killed BY
him. They weighed as follows: as,
40, ss4. and ESQ pounds. respectively.
A farmer who has hogs like these tc
kiln each year and the other things that