The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-06-11

from the State for mileage is taking
money be has not earned.
Mrs. ]. o. Father Of Laurel, Missis.
sippi. was the guest Of Mrs. ]. B. Sims
on East Fourth Street this week.
The Cookville- Polysilanimous-gra grail
"GIooms" have chased the Joys
from our county High School Board Of
Education.
Mrs. A. c. Perkins has returned
home on East Fourth Street from an
extended visit to friends and relatives
in Alabama and Mississippi
The sweet girl graduates have again
told Us how to save the country.
Miss Matte Andrews of Atlanta,
Georgia, is the guest of Mrs. B. P.
Wilson on North Main Street.
In the sweet Lexicon of girlhood
there is no such word as old-maid.
Postmaster Maxwell of Somerville
accompanied by his sister, Miss Max
well, were business callers the past
week
The Macon men might import wives
from the war countries of Europe. So
many men have been killed there that
there will not be enough husbands to
to 60 round.
Miss Kittie Wilburn of East Second
Street is visiting friends in Cherokee,
Alabama, She was accompanied by
Mrs ]. F. Goyer of Iuka, Mississippi
who was her guest during the week
! The Cookville cooks have cooked their
Polysilanimous grab.
Mrs. ]. 7. McNamee, Jr., and Miss
Annie Hunt, are the resident Fayette
county teachers who are attending the
summer normal teachers course at the
West Tennessee Normal Institute at
Memphis.
Democratic Politicians Fighting
Each Other. News paper headlines,
Let's see. Wasn't that what put
Hooper in the Governors chair.
AT high noon Wednesday, June 8,
Miss Mary Arthur Anderson of Jackson,
Tennessee, was united in marriage to
Wade Bush of st. Louis, Mo-. at Gable
Villa, the residence of B. j. Turner, an
uncle of the bride, near La Grange.
The ceremony was said by the Rev.
E. B. Ramsey of Dyersburg, Tonnes
see, Who had upon the same spot said
like ceremony uniting in marriage the
parents of the bride. Before the cere-
mony Miss Myrtle Johnson of Jackson,
Tennessee, entertained the large num-
Der of guests by singing Because"
and II Love You Truly. Men
delssohn's Wedding March was played
by Mrs. P. r. Beasley upon the enter
ing of the bridal party. The beautiful
ring service was used, little Miss
Christine Cox, niece of the groom,
from st. Louis, being the ring bearer.
The bride wore a white hand embroid-
cred gown imported especially for the
occasion from Switzerland. Her brides
maids, Miss Annie Hunt and Miss
Martha Turner, were gowned in pink
and blue lowered lace cloth. Among
the invited guests from q distance
were, Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Turner,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. II. Trezevant and Miss
Annie Trazevant from Memphis; Mr..
and Mrs. h. A. Jones, Misses Martha
Lou, Elizabeth and Miriam Jones, from
Bailey, Tenn; Mrs. M. W. Bacon from
Denver, Col. Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Bos-
well from Somerville, Tenn; Mrs. E.
K, and Miss Frances Haley from Tut
wiler, Miss; Mr.. and Mrs. James
Mrs. Gilbert. Mrs. John Wis
dom, j. L. Wisdom, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
Dabney, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hollan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling Anderson.
Anderson, Eugene Anderson,
George Anderson, S. Anderson, Jr.,
Mrs. Murphy. Tom Gates, Misses
Walker Evans, Lila Bell. sEstelle
Walker. Bertha Rauscher. Anna
Butler, Myrtle Johnson, G. C. Ander-
ION, r. H. Anderson, from Jackson,
tennessee. Mr.. and Mrs. Bush left on
he afternoon train for tour of the
Vest visiting en- route the San Fran /
isco exposition after which they will |
eside in st. Louis.