The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-08-25

| Mr.. and Mrs. B. Hadad have had as
their guests for several days the lstter's
mother, Mrs. Anderson of Detroit,
Upton county. and Mrs. Woodbury. of
Upton.
Mrs. E, Patrick of Arlington, was
guest of her cousin, Mrs. Alice Harvey,
at the latter's home in this city for q
few days recently.
DR.. j. o. Boals, who has been doing
office practise only for some time, has
now sufficiently recovered to resume
his regular visits to his patients at
their homes.
Friends of Mrs. C. A, Harper will
be glad to know that she is rapidly
recovering from a recent serious oper-
alton. She will not however return to
Somerville before October.
Miss Marguerite fowls of Memphis
has been spending some time recently
visiting friends in and near Somerville.
This week she was guest of Miss
Kate Harvey.
! Eugene Lipsky leaves today for St.
Louis for a ten days visit with his
brother, Sol Lipsky. who is in that city
in the employ of one Of the big shoe
manufacturing concerns.
Pastor j. E, Berkstresser will preach
an anniversary sermon" the first Sun
day in September at the morning SER
vice. He has been pastor Of the Bsp-
tat church one year. All welcome.
/ Mrs. F. H. Jones has returned to
her home at Hollywood Farm in the
fourth district after attending in the
last illness and death of her sister in
California.
Protracted services will begin at
Rehoboth church September 3, at 1880
p. m. There will be service morning
and evening during the week. Every
body invited. C. A. Harper, pastor,
DR., G. B. Baskerville will preach to
the Methodist congregation at the
court house Sunday at the morning
service. Sunday school at the usual
hour. The public is invited to these
and all services.
=; Rev. c. A. Harper, pastor of the
Presbyterian church. returned from a
months vacation in time to conduct
both morning and evening services last
Sunday. Sunday and mid-week serd-
ces may be expected regularly now.
The exodus of boarding school stu
dents began last Monday when Charles
Dickinson left to resume his stud es in
the Webb School at Bellbuckle. At an
early date several others will leave for
the different schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Rhea who left
recently for summer vacation write
from Monterey, which is on the Cum
berIand Table Land in Middle Tennes-
see, asking that their Falcon be sent
to that place for a few weeks.
There will be preaching service at
the Ebenezer Baptist church next
Saturday p. m. August 26 at s o'clock.
Business Of great Importance to come
up. Special sermon on Sunday morn
ing at II O'Clock by the pastor, J. E
Berkstresser.
F. Goosmann is attending the annual
meeting of the supreme ledge, X. and
L. of Honor. this week and will visit
relatives in CINCINNATI, before his re-
turn to Somerville. During his absence
his jewelry store on the east side of
the square lie closed.
The fret bale of new cotton was
brought to Somerville last year on
September and the year before was
brought on September 2. There may
be plans for the bringing Of bale by
these dates this year but enquiry by
, The Falcon has not brought any infor-
nation as to the probability Of a bale
coming to this market this year by
these dates, it appearing that the
rams have rather retarded the opening
of the staple this year.