The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-06-04

Of years Miss Maggie Skinner hes
rented her house to J, L. Mayo. reserv-
ing rooms for herself, and her bOarders
have sought board in other quarters.
Prof. w. P. Murrey who taught here
last year stopped over few days last
week with friends while be was enroute
from Kerrvile where be hes taught
the year just closed to his home at
Lewisburg.
Prof. and Mrs. J. B. Summers left
here the first of the week for Williston
where they will be for some time.
Pending his arrangements for perma-
nent plans he will spend some time
soliciting life insurance.
/ Mrs. Sam Taylor of Tsylor's Chapel
has just returned from the missionary
meeting at jackson which was held
some time ago. After that meeting
she visited relatives at Union City and
Ripley before returning to her home.
The Nirwa cottage mentioned some
time ago in these columns which was
being built at the corner of North Main
street and North Marginal, has been
completed and Mr.. and Mrs. G. Nj.
Terry have moved in to it several days
ago.
J. w. McCraw and a party of mis-
friends were in SomerVille Wednesday,
making the trip here from his home at
Braden in about one hour by autnmo-
bile. Mr.. McCraw says the roads over
which he came are in pretty good
condition.
j. G. Knox and j. A. Summers are
in attendance at the Confederate re-
union at RichmOnn this week, they
being the only ones from the county so
far as we have learned. Mrs. Summers
accompanied her husband as far as
Chattanooga and is guest of relatives
there.
The Lake County News says If we
had stock law we wouldn't need yard
fences" and we just want to add and
if the law were carefully enforced for
Somerville has the law but we have the
stock on the streets and in the fenceless
yards just the same. A law is alright
as far as it goes, but the law don't keep
stock off the streets here.
The high school ball team defeated
the Has Beens" last Friday afternoon
in their second game in the past month,
But these games have been good ones,
both characterized by splendid playing
on both sides, both won by the school
boys whose sticking qualities were
better than the Has Beens" because
their practice has toughened them and
made them more able to stand the
strain of hard game.
A neat business house has just been
erectet by DR.. C. W. Robinson on his
property on North Main street Just
north of the warehouse of the Somer-
vile Supply Co. The new building is
occupied by fountain and cold drink
stand owned by Rhes Drug Co.
and operated by John Robinson for
colored patrons. The new place is
neatly fixed up and the building is a
splendid one for the purpose.
Last Sunday was the birthday of W.
A. Rhea Of this city and it was made
the occasion of family reunion at his
home on South Main street. There
were present all bis children and grand
children. His children present were
Mrs. Sam Taylor and Mrs. Arthur
Winfrey of the fourth district, Mrs.
I. d. Cobb of Ripley and Mrs A. H.
Butts of Union City, each accompanied
by her husband. 1t was a very enjoy
able occasion for the entire family.
The city authorities have recently
bought and have been laying gravel on
West street Qeading to the Covington
levee) and will complete crawling that
thoroughfare and Market street to the
public square in front of The Falcon
Office. That will give q good street
from the square out the route of the
Covington road which has long been
one Of the most troublesome pieces Of
road and one of the worst in the county.
The city management are to be COM
mended for this splendid work. parts
of Main street have also been mended.
that street having already had one coat
Of gravel few years ago.
Prof. ]. B. Summers tells The Falcon
of two nice pieces Of furniture received
here few days ago by Dan Hutchins
from jackson where his son Fred, is
student in Lane College. giving prscti-