The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-04-09

Those expecting 10 entertain represent
atives in their homes may look for them
on any train after 2:O5 Tuesday.
Easter Sunday was not specially OBJ
served in Somerville except the
churches had appropriate services, with
specially prepared music. The beauti-
full day brought out good crowds to all the
churches, there we're regular services
at the Methodist, Presbyterian and
Baptist churches on that day.
Shall we have that Cleanup day
again this spring? While the town is
in a better condition than it was last
year, yet repetition of the Cleanup
day once each year would be for the
good of this or any other town, and
would do good to every home and place
of business and back alley in the city.
Let US have it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mathis left this
city the first of the week for Memphis
where they will reside in the future.
The cotton season having closed here
Mr.. Mathis goes to Memphis to resume
his work in the cotton offices of his
father, j. F. Mathis, and his friends
and customers here hope for his return
when the next cotton season opens.
C. r. Wirwa and sister. Miss Minna,
who own the property on North Main
street in this city which was once oc-
cupied by them as home have let
contract for the erection on that prop
erty of nice cottage and work has
been begun on same. The house, when
completed, will be occupied by Mr., and
Mrs. G. NJ. Terry to whom it has al
ready been rented.
The county board of education met
at the court house in this city on last
Monday and attended to routine matter
The Falcon has not been able to get
from the board or secretary an account
of the proceedings, but we are informed
by Others that the election of teachers
for the county schools was not taken
up and will be disposed of at meeting
for that purpose at little later date
In letter just received by The Falcon
from T. F. Rogers of Moscow he in
forms US that he bad mustard and
, radishes from his own garden for dinner
, last Sunday. Our hat is off to Mr..
Rogers, he had US beat a block. Sc
far as we have heard he's the first in
the county to enjoy these things from
his own garden this spring. ?. K.
Thurman of Somervlle claims a gooc
second to Mr.. Rogers. since he had hi:
first radshes on last Monday.
March borrowed her species of wealth
er this year from February and it seem'
: from the start made that April viii
borrow the March brand. The coldes
and latest spring in decade has mad'
y all farming and gardening in this sec
y ton late. Today, Easter Sunday, i
It clear and beautiful but the day begal
'e with a temperature of freezing an
II every thing covered with white frost
While cool spell is expected at Easter
N no such weather as we have been hav
ii ing is contemplated, not an intermissio
i in the weather right up to the caste
Nd tide.
ID Gardening is late this season OWN
to the cold weather and there is DANCE
er of farmers neglecting the garden IL
le the field crops when it does open up
nd that out door work can be done. Ju
tn bear in mind, tho. that no plot
be ground on your farm will give the san
or an equal number of dollars wort
of produce as will that planted to veg
= tables, and you will see that you can
v afford to neglect it for field crop or ar
thing else. 1t is now time to plaI
: every thing in the vegetable line al
~ gardeners can get busy.
Joe Campbell who bought the Wo'
- Mace from Mrs. E. A. Wood fe
: years ago has traded that property
- ]. W. Stegall of Memphis and h
!. moved this week to the place in Mer
:. phis which he got in exchange. NJ
Steg all moved to the Woods place fe
DAYS ago and is now bona ide reside
OF here. Mr.. Stegall is an engineer
to the Southern Railway having servi
ub of twenty eight years with that cor
mt pany to his credit. He comes ne
his with the very best of reports as to
L. being a splendid and most deslrab
citizen. He has no family except hi
ID self and wife.
70 What has been pronounced one of q
ne best programs presented in this city
AIS an amateur talent was that given
70 Lipsky's opera house on last Wedne
ICE day night by pupils of the county hi
H. school. A good crowd almost filled &
opera house and the cleverness al
9 mise of the performers we're so perfe
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