The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-08-13

are guests Of the latteF's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. H. Garnett. at Yum Yum.
Miss. Annie Norman left this city
the first Of the week for Huntsville.
Alabama, where she is the guest of
her brother. DR.. M. R. Norman, and
family.
At the meeting tomorrow Saturday
of the Home Makers Club in the Ladies
Rest Room the regular election of
officers will take place. A full attend
anee of the membership is requested.
The picnic and dance at Austin's mill
near Lambert last week was largely at
tended and there was plenty to eat and
good speech-making. The occasion was
most enjoyable one to very large
number who attended.
Misses Lucy Maddox and E. Louise
GOOsmann of this city and Miss Lille
Goosmann of Memphis will leave with
party of friends tomorrow, Saturday,
for Ashville, North Carolina. where
they will be for about months vaca-
ton.
Rev. W. T. Stubblefeld, pastor of the
Williston circuit, will preach at the
Methodist church here next Sunday,
August 18th at the IL O'Clock service.
Sunday school at 9.45 a. m. Prayer
meeting, Wednesday night. Every one
welcome.
The white schools of the county will
open on next Monday. The secondary
schools at Rossville, Moscow, Lagrange
and Williston will open later and the
county high school in this city on Sep
TENDER Is. The colored schools opened
last Monday.
County Court Clerk c. W. Crawford's
Office is busy with the preparation of
the tax books for 1915. The clerk is
being assisted in this work by T. A.
Crawl prd of WilIiston. The books will
be completed and ready to turn over to
the trustee the first of October when
the taxes become due,
The crushed rock for re-surfacing
the road leading from town to the N.
c. & st. l.. depot has arrived and is be-
ing laid by the marshall and street
force. 1t will be recalled that this
rock was given the city by the railpOad.
and it will make of that street one of
the best thorofares in this city.
M. r. Henley, manager of the Som
erville Supply Co., will leave Somerville
Sunday for St. Louis, to buy the fall
line of merchandise for that concern.
He will be accompanied by Mrs. Henley
who will take care of the purchases and
selections for millinery goods for the
company. They will be gone most of
the next week.
Registration of voters in district one,
four and eight began last Monday morn
ing and will continue until newt Thurs
day night, this being the regular ten
days registration provided for by the
election laws of the state. Registra-
ton certificates issued now are good for
four years. If you have not already
registered in these districts do SO any
time up to Thursday night.
The Bowers bungalow on the site of
the old Christian home has been COM
pleted and Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Bowers
are moving into it today. This is brick
veneered building, fitted with modern
heating, lighting and sewer conven-
fences, with beautiful interior finish,
including hardwood fllors turnout, and
is one of Somerville's neatest and most
attractive and comfortable homes.
The last of the bonds of the City of
Somerville which were subscribed to
the Tennessee Midland Railroad more
than twenty five years ago was recent
Iy paid by the city and the debthas been
cancelled in full. 1t was $40, 900 in the
beginning and the entire amount has
been paid since the present administra-
ton has been in office, and without any
increase in the city's tax rate.
s. A. Wetzler has just returned from