The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-05-21
COUNTY NEWS.
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A mass meeting of Moscow citizens
is called for Tuesday for the purpose Of
forming plans toward putting the town
in a sanitary condition. 1t is expected
that this meeting will bear good fruit
and result in the doing away of many
disease breeding spots in and around
the town. This important matter
should appeal strongly to every citizen,
each of whom should lend their aid to
the officials who are now guiding the
affairs of this municipality.
r. L. Reaves. formerly in the barber
business here, has located in Somer-
vile, where his many local friends
wish for him much success. We COM
mend Mr.. Reaves to the people of Som
erville, who, we feel, will find in him a
desirable citizen and good workman.
The Somerville accommodation now
carries a sleeper between this place and
Somerville-bu it is side-door sleeper.
Mrs. George Locke and Miss Skinner
were in our town Monday.
The local drug store owners have in
stalled soda fountain.
Moscow ball team defeated a Somer-
Vile club at that place Tuesday, score
3 to2.
Ben Cooke, representing a tobacco
horse was business caller here Tuesday.
Courage, faith, love, life-it took
all of these when Mary, the Virgin
Mother, poured her will out at the feet
of the Annunciation Angel, accepted
her Gift Child from God and yielded
him to God again the Prophet and Re-
deemer of the world"
J.N. Clay of Oakland, one of the
many candidates for county register,
and splendid citizen, was a Wednes-
day caller.
The man behind the plow is THE
man-the farmer.
Mrs. ]. W. Mauldin had as her guest
recently, Mrs, King. of Bolivar.
T. McMullen was here from La.
Grange Saturday.
Children's Day was observed at the
local Baptist church Sunday.
It is reliably said that every seventh
3riton has enlisted, every second
Frenchman and every third German is
in arms, and every tenth Belgian is
dead. Are you not glad that you live
in lan0 of peace?
Regardless of the war, this country
exported over 1000, 600 bales of cotton
in March of the present year. The 1914
cotton crop was the greatest in our his
tory.
C. S. Mckenzie Of Memphis was
among local friends here Friday,
Prof. Allen and Mrs. Ethel Simmons
we're selected Saturday as teachers for
the local school for the coming term.
God must have loved the common
people, he made so many of them-so
said Abraham Lincoln, and the writer
of these notes is pleased to be among
the number, always ready to do for the
masses, both as an official and man.
The sale of horses ana mules to the
British government recently brought
this country $4,000. March exports of
all kinds from the United States total
over 1921, 900, 900.
w. r. Bryant is erecting large lum-
her shed on his lot in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Pesrce spent
Sunday recently with relatives in Som
erville.
II YOU can't love your enemies here
how will you be able to love them over
there!
And don't Judge a man by what he
was Yesterday, he may have changed
his plan.
walter Wheeler was another past
week guest Of local friends.
Mrs. A. G. Pulham was a Friday
guest from LsGrange of her son. Esq.
]. ]. Pulliam-
hss LOrsne Roach spent the Sabbath