The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-08-06
COUNTY NEWS.


Every merchant in Fayette county
towns should give TO the farmers well
fare more thought and assistance, and
there are numerous ways this can be
done which seemingly are at present
ignored by the most of our towns busi-
ness men.
A large number of local people were
in Somervile during the week gone.
The local Jitney service and the good
road between this place and the county
seat, made the going both pleasant and
easy.
Master James I. Boswell was re-
cent guest from Slayden of his uncle,
H. M. Boswell.
This county should derive much fnan-
cial benefit from the new tax on autos.
Mrs. E. E. Boswell has returned
from visit with relatives near Slay-
dens.
There is much talk going about the
way whiskey is obtained in Somerville
and the places that same can be filled"
at. However we do not vouch for the
truth of all of these reports. Yet a
blind man could have noticed the sign
of the illegal sale of this stuff during
the recent session of court there.
Tennessee politics are badly in need
of cleaning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Carr were in
Memphis Monday,
The person who puts money ahead of
character will some day wish he had
reversed his efforts.
August IL is the day set for working
the. State Line road from Moscow to
the Shelby County line. A large force
of citizens is expected to join in this
worthy event and in one day put> this
highway in splendid shape.
Henry Bryant is erecting garage
for his new auto.
Active hatred of cruelty, injustice,
and oppression, is perhaps the main
difference the good man and the bad
one.
Miss Lena Morris delightfully."- en-
tertained the large gathering of people
who assembled at Mercer the past
week in attendance on the Baptist As
sociation meeting, with the rendering
of vocal and instrumental music, which
this talented young lady knows how to
do in captivating style.
II God is your Maker, your Father,
your Kinsman, you are safe from
sorrow and fear.
Schools and universities do not make
men. They may but put in their hands
a Damascus blade ell the deadlier be-
cause Of the keenness of its edge.
Magistrates J. A. Summers. 7. M.
Ross, w. NJ Peirce and Chairman w.
G. Shelton, were here Tuesdoy looking
after the work to be done near this
place on the change in the Somerville-
Moscow road. for which purpose the
workhouse crew arrived Tuesday and
will soon have the road going along the
railroad west from the old abandoned
road that formerly ran from the levee
to the State Line road. The people in
this part of the county should value the
aid given them by the use Of the work
house gang on the roads down this way.
And hope each section will be accord
eG like service by the gentlemen who
compose the workhouse board. all Of
whom we feel are fair and impartial
officers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Carr and child
are spending q few days with friends
near Middleton.
ESQ. W. p. McKinstry and wife OF
W;.liston were in town Tuesday.
No matter how much. how good OF
bad, the Moscow and LaGrange cores.
pondents send in weekly to the Falcon,
there will always be room and desire
from all to see Oakland represented
and the items read with much interest
We. of Moscow generally try to make
''our notes" the most interesting anC
Of general welfare to the county resi-
dents. yes we realize we fall short o.
accomplishing our aim in this way
However take the will for the deed AM
know that we do try to make bur cor
resp0ndence Of interest and value Il
all, and with an i'll will toward no one
Organized industry always unloadi
its burdens on the unorganized. Ism
that the truth?
A man that is too crooked to hide be
hind a corkscrew. in SOME crook.
Ernest Hogan. Jurius CrOssett Jr.
and Harry Davis are enjoying a camp
ing outing at Iuks this week.
Some class to that Uncle Joe snC
Widow Slocum" poetry by our DR.. E
l.. Morris. in last weeks issue of Tn
Falcon. There was some considerstio
in that $4,000. and also getting BY Bi
80 easily.