The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-12-24
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

For Lumber Of all kinds see Carney
r,uL4foot adv 26.
Mrs. C. B. Perrin spent the last
week end in Memphis.
There will be preaching at Rehobeth
Sunday 2:30 p. m.
J. C. Leach of Dresden is home to
spend the holidays with his family
Watches from one to fifty dollars
each at Fred Goosmann's. adv. liza
Lost-Lavalliere, bow knot of onyx,
8 pearls, diamond. Returnt to Keames
Brothers. Reward. IT,
Clocks fully guaranteed from one to
twenty five dollars each at Fred Coos
MAINS, auV' AAN1
Robert Hobson Of the Branham &
Hughes school at Spring Hill is athome
for the holidays with his mother, Mrs,
Lois Hobson.
Little Miss Ruby Morton arrived in
Somerville few days ago from Kansas
City and is the holiday guest of Capt.
and Mrs. E. A. Maddox.
James Burton of The Falcon office
force has been confined at home the
past ten days with case Of grip, tho
Is better at last reports.
For Sale-F Five nice pigs, about Obs,
each, in fine condition. Walter Stone,
Somerville. IT,
Miss Gladys Henley who is a student
in the M. C, F. /. at Jackson Is with
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. M. K.
Henley, for the holidays.
Mrs. J. N. Pulliam has been for sew
eral days in Memphis for surgical treat
ment and The Falcon learns she is i'm
moving and will soon return to her
home here.
WANTED-An experienced foreman,
and tenants for 1916. W. c. LAzENBY,
Warren, R. F. D. adv. l-S-lo
According to the papers the whole OF
this section of the state is over'rur
with LaGrippe and certainly Somervill'
has her share. Numerous ones are
now suffering with 1t.
Miss Charl Williams, superintendent
Of the Shelby county public schools
was guest for the last week end O
her aunt, Mrs. G. W, Locke, on South
Main street. this city.
Strayed-Black horse colt 2years old
sorre FLY colt months old. 500
reward. Lee Futrell, Rout 5. adv,
Arthur Wright who is colored ten
ant on the farm of Capt. H. G. Moor
man killed last week hog which dress
ed AGO pounds, the heaviest hog Tit
Falcon has heard of this season.
]. W. Moffatt moved his family las
week from the residence of Miss Maud
Old, and which she has sold to q. \
Lipscomb, to the Junius Hobson place
both places on Somerville street.
Eugene Lipsky who is student
the medical department of the Univer
sity Of Tennessee at Memphis is spenC
ing the Christmas season with n
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Lipsky
French Ivory sets in great variet
from two to ten dollars at Fred Goo
mamie adv. 1922
DIR. A. o. Boals spent several day
the first of the week looking after b
practice here, returning to Memph
where his son DR.. ]. o. Boals is ye
unable to leave, tho said to be impro
ing.
WANrEp-A. once, 100000 split
sawed hickory billets. Weis q Lei
Mfg. Co., Jackson, Tenn. u
DIR. John Morris arrived in Somervil
several days ago from The bspu
Hospital in Memphis and has 30 4
recovered from his recent wounds rs
be able to be about his practice q
past week.
Estray Notice. have at my pls
near Hickory Withe small dark D.
mare mule with gray face which can
there some time ago. Owner cslI' p'
expenses and get animal. j. A. PER-
u;.Lovv w;the IT
J,R. Lesth of the north end Of !
fourth district was in town Tuesd
and together with W. E. Coleman W
has been conducting singing schooi
Bethlehem church in that vicinity Wis
ed The Falcon office.