The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-07-02
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RosEvILLE.

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Ideal location.
L.oveable people.
Leads in enterprise.
Every one welcome.
Mrs. H. T. Krider has returned home
on Rail Road Avenue from a visit tc
friends in Memphis, Tennessee.
Mr.. Brown. Jones Smith, Where
do we find the most miserable men,?
Mrs. B. ]. That's easy. Ii
Macon, The Macon girls won't MARI,
them"
Mrs. Effie Coker of East Third Stree
has gone to visit friends in Tupelo
Mississippi.
Like attracts like. La Grange ha.
the prettiest girls and the prettiest
visiting girls of any town in the county
Miss Matte Mason of North MAR
Street is visiting relatives in Memphis
After the meeting of the County
Court next Tuesday our numerous de.
feated candidates for Register may
form a singing society and express
their sorrow in the following ode:
Twas ever thus from childhood
hour,
I've seen my fondesl hopes decay.
| never loved tree or flower.
But twas the first to fade away.
| never ran in Registers race,
But some one else got the place,
But promises are like poppies spread
You seize the flower, the bloom is shed;
Or like the snow falls on the river.
A j. Ps promise vanishes forever.
Miss Katherine Atwood of Bolivar, is
the guest of Misses Lucille and Kittie
Wilburn on East Second Street.
We should always be willing to give
to the other man the courtesy of his
right to his opinion. He has that right,
anyway, and it can not be taken from
him.
Miss Oneida Cogbill of Railroad
Avenue, the Principal of our public
school, is attending the teachers norma
course at the University of Tennessee
at Knoxville.
We should be very careful about ex-
pressing an opinion on any doubtful
question until we have heard the other
side.
Mrs. W. H. Hobson was weekend
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. P. R. Beasley
on Locust Avenue.
Counting your chickens before they
are hatched- that's hope.
Mrs. Scot Stoddard of Memphis, Ten
ness, was a weekend guest Of the
Misses Ida and Bette Hatton on East
Third Street.
When every hope we have is gone,
there is always one more to come out
of the iafnite to cheer and urge US to
try again.
Mrs. ]. H. Finley of Memphis is
the guest Of DR.. and Mrs. ]. C. John
son on East Third street.
1t is a great privilege to live in this
beautiful worId-even if we are not
able to own an suto.
Mrs. W, F. Hancock of Locust
Avenue isvisiting relatives in Memphis.
The golden rule, ''Do unto others as
you would that they should do unto
you, was first taught by the Savior Of
men in his great commandment, Thou
shalt love thy neighbor as myself.
Mrs. P. R. Beasiey of Locust Avenue
has returned from a visi. to friends
and relatives in Memphis.
Moving to better ones condition does
not always pay. Sometimes the frying
pan is hotter than the FIRE.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. P. Wilson on North
Main Street have as their guest Mrs.
5. E. Andrews and daughter, Amy, of
Gainesville.
The evening is not only the time to
nod in the chair; it is also the time to
to get one or two new ideas and the
news of your county from reading the
Fsyette Falcon, Then you can 20 to
bed and feel that you have rounded out
the day in good shape.
Miss Dorothy SibleY has returned to
her home in Memphis, after visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. P. R. Beasley on Locust
Avenue.
The condition Of q mans home and
it's surroundings is finger board point
ing out to those who go by the energy
or lsziness Of the owner or occupant.
Mrs. J. I. McNamee. Jr.. who Is at
tending the teachers normal course at
Memphis returned for the weekend to
her home on East Third Street.
The condition Of the cotton crop in
this district is not good for this date.
One prominent and large planter says
he has the worst crop he has ever had.
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