The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-06-25
COUNTY NEWS.
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Moscow.

some distant future day,
And the pleasures that will greet you
when a fortune comes your way.
While such dreams are quite delightful,
after all, 'tis well to know
That you've got to hustle, brother, II
you ever land the dough. Selected.
Despite the extreme hot We eather the
W. %. W. unveilng ceremonies of the
DR.. ]. H. Cooke monument held Sun
day at Somerville was attended by a
fair sized crowd. Much disappoint-
ment was felt at the inability of MIR.
L. W. Crawford to deliver the Grafton
on this occasion caused from misun-
derstanding in some way. The task
was we'll rendered by Mr.. R. N. Ware
who feelingly touched on the life and
character of the departed Woodman
and splendid citizen. Thequartet COM
posed of Mrs. AL Gassaway, Miss
Thelma Bryant, w. C. Crawford and
r. N. Ware rendered several appropri-
ate pieces in an able manner, while the
woodmen poem was splendidly recited
by Miss Charlne Rich.
Mrs. G. W. Musgrave is visiting
home folks near Brownsville this week.
He who INDUCES in enmi.y is like one
who throws ashes windward, which
come back to the same place and cover
him all over.
G. C, Gather, ]. D. Crossett, F. W.
Piper and w. L. Jewell were in Grand
Junction Monday.
Truth and justice are the immutable
laws of social order.
Doctors John Boals and Smith were
Wednesday callers
Miss Jewel Jordan of Somerville. was
Tuesday visitor at the home Of Mrs.
H. J. Hazlewood.
Mrs. ]. ]. Pulliam had as her guest
recently her sister, Miss Kathleen
Sneed.
For certain good reasons we wish to
repeat the following Don't judge
man by what he was yesterday, for ne
may have changed his plan.
A diamond from the sky arrived at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. W.
Robertson Wednesday night in the
shane of a fine baby boy.
NJ. l., Farris, another one OF the ex-
cellent candidates for county register,
was a Thursday caller.
Somerville has at last won a ball
game from the local team when they
defeated the club at that place the
past week.
Richard Ware was a Monday guest
Of his parents, R. N. Ware and wife.
+. B. Norman Esq, one OF the best
Young attorneys in West Tennessee,
was over from the county seat on busi-
ness Saturday.
Bedford Mason, Lee Ware and Claude
Rich returned Saturday from the west
where they went to labor in the harvest
fields. Upon arriving at Oklahoma
City they found about 5000 idle men
who had come on the same mission as
bev and were unable to find employ
ment of any kind.
A demented man dirty and ragged.
aged about S5 years was brought to
this place Tuesday from the eastern
part Of the district by officer Pearce and
O. P. McCsndles. After close question
ing by DR.. Guy w. Musgrave he adj
mitted being Ed Powell of Corinth.
His people were notified and the father
came for his son on the first train who
returned with him seemingly glad Of
the opportunity to again be with those
who loved him best. While here local
people supplied the unfortunate man
with clean wearing apparel and things
which be needed. If there are more
charitable people anywhere than in
Moscow we would like to hear of them.
which fact will, in time to come, help
us aii through the valley Of the shadow
of death.
Among the officers selected for the
Fayette County Fair Association none
could have been chosen to better rep
resent this section than H. NJ. Boswell
and W. B. Franklin in an affair Of this
kind. We note that the other members
are also men Of known ability and in
tegrity and seems to us this list of ex-
cellent Fayette County business men
gives assurance Of success for this
meritorious enterprise. Now let every
citizen lend tothese gentlemen every
aid in their power to make the Fair a
big success. This kind of waking up is
one Of the things that will add to the
welfare ana good of the county in
which we live and make our home. The
writer will lend his mite in keeping the
nroiect going to successful realization.
The writer was shown recently. by
ESQ. E. F. Pearson well known busi-
ness man Of district 10, and valuable
member of the County Court, several
well preserved bills of sale of negroes
purchased by bis father during slavery