The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-05-14

A Fly Swatter free for the asking at
Rhea Drug Co. adv. 1t.
Mrs. John Bradley of Memphis and
little son were recent guests of her
brothers, J. R. aud W. M. Pierce, and
sister, Mrs. Freesr, in SOmerville,
There is no better buggy than the
Lion. A car load just received. See
me before buying. ]. B. Burnett,
SOmerville and Williston. G. W. Locke
Someryille Agt. adv. If.
Mrs. H. Y. Hinson of Senatoba,
Mississippi, has been spending several
days guest of her brother, w. E.
Crawford, on Somerville street.
For sale-Carpet which has been in
Presbyterian church. Much of it in
good condition. Will sell for $40, or
will divide it and sell in parts. Apply
to Mrs. w. A. Rhea. 5-l2
Prof. L. H. Dooley of the high school
faculty had as his guest for several days
recently his father, whose home is at
Knoxville, where he is conductor on
the Southern Railway.
Misses Nina Weems and Jesse Scott
spent several days last week guests of
Miss Cary Winfrey at the country home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Winfrey. near Glade Springs.
His friends turnout this city and vi
cinity will be glad to learn that C. C.
Williams who has been quite sick for
two weeks past is rapidly improving
and will soon be able to be out a arain.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Lloyd of Lewis
burg have been spending several days
guests of the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. 7. Scott, at their home just
west of Somerville. Mr.. Lloyd is post
master at Lewisburg.
That it pays to advertise in The Fall
con, seven cows have been offered us
this week in answer to our local last
week saying one of our customers
wanted to buy number one milk COW.
And it might be added that most Of
their owners had the nerve,
Just after noon Thursday as The Fal-
con was about ready for press j. H.
Humphreys Of the fourth district suff-
cred another stroke of paralysis while
in town. This is the second he has
suffered within year, tho he had
partially recovered from the first.
The following delegates from Somer-
vile are attending the missionary con-
ference of the Presbyterian church in
Jackson this week as representatives of
the local church, Mrs. H. B. Tharp,
Miss Vallie McKinstry, Mrs. j. w.
Morrison, Mrs. W. A. Rhea, Miss
Birdie johnson.
The childrens day exercises at the
Methodist church on last Sunday morn
ing were most interesting and bene-
fetal to the children and the grown-ups
alike. The children showed by their
parts on the program that they had had
excellent and careful training. and the
large congregation were interested thru
out the program.
A representative Of the Burbank Pro-
ducts Company of California was in
Somerville Monday selling Burbank
Spineless Cactus. The article is said
to produce twenty five or more tons of
cactus per acre and it is represented as
being an excellent feed for hogs. cattle
ank chickens and is said to grow on any
kind Of land except such as is covered
frequently by water. Some local people
were interested in the plant and some
will be tried in this section this year.
After conference of the high school
board with Prof. ]. B. Summers, prin-
cipal of the school, it has been decided
to have the commencement exercises of
the county high school one week earlier
than was recently announced in these
columns. The commencement sermon
will be preached on Sunday May % and
the graduating exercises will be held on
Friday night, May 2S. A concert will
be given one night of the week between
the dates named and not exactly de-
termined yet.