The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-07-16
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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For Sale Grade Angus cows. See
A. NJ. Cox. ColliervIIle, Tenn. Sc
Rub- My-Tism-A ntiseptic, Anodyne-
Kills pain, stops pulrefsction. sdv. 8 "a
No. 666 Will cure chills and fever.
It is the most speedy remedy we
know. adv. 9-24
You have until November lst to pay
for all coal delivered in July. Summer
prices. G. w. Locke. If
Two frst-class cows with young
calves, will sell or trade for beef
cattle. TIA. Moorman.7-16
The Home Makers Club will meet to-
morrow Saturday in the rest room at
three o'clock in the afternoon.
For Rent-N New five-room cottage on
Main street one block north of public
fquare. C. X. WIRwA, SOmerville.
Tenn. 7-30
Mr. and Mrs. N. F. Parker and child
rem Of Paducah, Kentucky spent the
last weekend with their aunt. Mrs. M.
A. Higgs.
Mrs. H. c. Lair and children of Holly
Grove. Arkansas. and two sons are
guests this week of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. W. H. Leach, at the latter's
home on South Main street.
Mrs. Arch Lair of Holly Grove. Ark
ansas, who is in this city guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Leach,
spent few days this week guest Of
Mrs. Roy Freear at Jackson.
Miss Sallie Horton and sister. Mrs.
Lee Hill left their home in this city
Monday for six weeks trip thru the
western country. which will include the
Panama exposition, and other Pacific
coast points of interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Foster are expect
ed to return Monday afternoon
from Memphis where the latter recently
underwent an operation for append
icitis from which she is recover
ing nicely. And Mr.. Foster will at
once resume bis duties in the office of
The Falcon.
Mrs. W. d. Scruggs and daughters,
Mary and Nell, who have been guests
for ten days of Mr.. and Mrs. G. W.
Farrar at their home west of Somerville
returned to their home in Nashville
Wednesday. Miss Geraldine Scruggs
came to Somerville where she will visit
few days before returning to Nashville.
An interesting piano recital was given
dy the pupils of Miss Valera Nc
Kinstry at the lstter's studio, on last
Monday morning at 10 clock. Parents
and many friends interested in the per-
formers and their teacher were present.
The music was of high order and the
manner in which the several numbers
we're rendered was enjoyed by all and
reflected credit on both teacher and
pupils.
Mrs. ]. w. Matthews came up from
Hickory Withe last Monday with her
husband, the new register of this coun-
~, and put in the day looking up houses ,
for rent. Mr.. and Mrs. Matthews have :
rented the residence of Mrs. Emma B.
Harvey near the school building and
will move there at an early date and !.
make it their home. 1t is-with pleasure |;
that The Falcon notes the coming of
these good people to live among US.
We note with regret the removal this c
week of j. d. Shaver and family from
to Jackson where they will /
reside in future. MIR. Shaver came
here about one year ago from
he having been made at :
that time superintendent of bridges on !
the Memphis Paducah division of the q
N. C. & st. l.. railway. He now goes 9
to jackson. finding that more con-
venient point to reach to points along
the line of his duties.
]. P, Moore, county game warden, :
again urges The Falcon to mention o
The new dog law. All dogs are to be Z
kept up from June l to September ! .
and any dog found running at large, it 2
the duty Of the warden under y
he law, to destroy. He does not want .
% be put to this last necessity, but he p
inds il q requirement under the law, ~
md be wants every owner of valuable =
log TO take notice that after July is he 4
will take steps to see that the law on -
logs is enforced. Don't blame the "
warden for what happens to your deg. o
he Law fixes bic duty. he is giving due e.
,otice TO every body in the county. and 81
Is law. abiding citizens, we should heed ="
he warning. :.
"a. culbreath was exhibiting on :;
he streets here Monday hen egg Of
t-.o..or,;o,s The eUO rnaasur-