The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-02-05
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


blocks from square. Apply to Louis
Lipsky. If
Mr.. Ed Patrick of Arlinaton was
looking after business in Someryille on
last Tuesday.
For Sale-A few Rhode Island White
cockerels. Address Miss Lena Cock,
Somervile, Tenn. PIP
Eat oysters next Tuesday with the
ladies of the Methodist church at the
old postoffice building.
Wanted-To buy 1000 bushels Of
whips and black peas. Address o, E.
Pruette, Moscow, Tenn. 2-5
We are closing out the W. K, Linyard
stock at invoice cost and less. Come
to see US. H. B. Tharp, Trustee. sdv-tf
Miss Willie Fraser of Memphis and
Miss Annie Rogers of Mason, were
guests of Mrs. Jennie Cole Saturday
and Sunday.
Rev. L. r. Ashley will fill his regular
appointment at the Baptist church in
this city on next Sunday and all are
invited to be present.
Rev. J. T. Rothrock, former pastor
of the Presbyterian churh in this city,
but now Of Memphis, was in Somerville
Tuesday of this week.
Miss Maud Old who has been with
relatives in Memphis and Baltimore, is
now with her uncle, W. E. Crawford,
at his home on Somerville street.
Miss Idamai Scruggs of Berclair has
been guest this week of Miss Lorena
Moore at the home of the latter
parents on Midland avenue.
Sheriff Jordan had so far recovered
from injuries from pistol wounds re-
ceived last week as to return from the
hospital to his home here Tuesday.
Tom Morton who represents the
American Tobacco Co. with headquar-
tiers in Kansas City was guest of rela-
tives in Somerville for a short time last
week.
M. j. Booth of Laconia, E. H. Her
ron of Galloway and D. ]. Douglass of
Somerville are Fayette county's repre-
sentatives on the Federal jury now
serving in Memphis.
The ladies' of the Methodist church
will serve oysters on Tuesday, Februa-
ry9, in the old postoffice building on
Market street, and invite the public to
dine with them on that day.
M. L. Wiles of Laconia was bust
ness visitor in Somerville Wednesday.
He is on vacation from his labors as
salesman for Morrison & Co., q posi-.
tion he has held for number Of years.
Carney Lightfoot who is a drug clerk
in the store Of j. s. Robinson, Men,
phis, was q visitor for few days this
week to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
H. Lightfoot, at their home in this city.
Just bear il in mind and see il it is
not correct that no acre Of ground in
the county gives as many dollars worth
of produce as the acre planted 10 vege-
tables and small fruits, the home
garden.
There were ginned in Fsyette county
up to January l6 this year 2S.96S bales
of cotton, against, 26,S75 to the
same date last year. according to fig
ures furnished by the census depart
ment at Washington.
The Falcon has received from Con-
gresham K. ID. Mcclellan the usual
seek of vegetable seed for distribution
and his friends and ours are invited
to call at the Office and secure pack
age for their spring garden.
What was perhaps the heaviest rain
that has visited Fayette county in a
full year fell on last Saturday night
and Sunday. All streams were swollen
beyond their banks and roads and
fields were washed by the unusual fall
Of water.
Mrs. ]. W. Moffat and two little girls
arrived in Somervile last Monday from
Little Rock where they visited relatives
for several days. They have joined
Mr.. Moffatt and are now comfortably
fixed in the residence Of Miss Maud Old
on Somerville street.
Senator Parks and Representative
McRee of this county are home from
Nashville during the legislative recess.
Representative NeRee was in SOmer-
vile Tuesday and expresses hinseh as