The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-12-22

| Deen quite SICK IOF some week. II
much improved. Esq. Sanders wal
confined to his bed for nearly TIVE
months aud was much longer unable t.
leave his room. That be is regainine
his health will be pleasing to his friends
turnout his district and the county.
]. H. Holloway who recently traded
his farm in the eighth district fol
Mississippi property has rented the
residence on South Main street this
city now occupied by w. M. Msyo and
which the latter last year bought from
J. H. Flippin, and will move, soon after
the first of the year, to this city and
make it his home. Mr.. Holloway con-
tinues in possession of his farm until
the end of 1917, but he has rented it
out and will come to Somerville as
stated.
The celebrated Waterman Fountain
Pens in great variety at Fred Coos
mAnn's. IL
D, d. Reeves who has for number
Of years conducted mercantile bust.
ness at ZuZu in the northern part of
the fourth district will move about the
first of the coming year to Yum Yum
where he will occupy the store of the
late ]. II. Garrett. The property on
which the Zu Zu store stands has been
sold to Nj. L. Farris and Mr.. Reeves
has rented the Garrett store.
Cut glass in great variety at low
prices at Fred Goosmann's. 1922
The county high school will close on
tomorrow, Friday December %, for the
holidays, and will resume work on Mon
day, January 8, giving two full weeks
OF vacation for the holiday season,
Prof. and Mrs. G. G. Foskett will visit
relatives at GAINESVILLE and Louisville,
and Miss Diggs will spend the holiday
season with her homefolks in Paris.
Fred Goosmann,s Jewelry Store will
be open until 8 O'Clock until Xmas. 1922
His Somervillh friends will sympa-
thize with J, c. Hunter Esq. of the
third district, in the loss by fire last
week of barn and about $500 worth
Of cotton. cotton seed anG feed stuff.
According to reports as heard in Son.
erville the fire originated from match
lighted in the barn by a small boy who
was hunting for eggs and lighted the
match to enable him to ace in some of
the dark corners of the loft. There
was no insurance and the entire prop
erty was clear loss.
For SALE-New recleaned lespedeza
seed. Price $40 per bu. McNamee & |
Co., LAGRANGE. Tenn. is
Announcement is made this week by
Mrs. M. E. Utterback of the automo-
bile business which she has arranged to
conduct in this city. She has the agen-
cy for the Maxwell car and is negotiat-
ing for other cars and when the spring
season comes will open a first class
garage and carry full line of auto
mobile supplies and accessories.
Radiolet Watches that will tell you
the time in the dark of night. Two to
four dollars at Fred Goosmann's. 1922
The Methodist Sunday School will
have their Christmas Service, "The
Greatest Gift" Sunday night. o. clock
at the Court House. The gifts made
on this OCCASION by the children and
congregation will be White. II money
is contributed, small white envelopes
will be supplied for the purpose, The
contributions made on this occasion
will be distributed, thru committee,
to the needy of our town.
Just received car load of buggies. |
j. b. Burnett. If
Prof. ]. B. Summers and w. E.
Horner have formed partnership for
conducting general insurance busi-
ness in THE city. Both have been in
the insurance business here for more
than year, each for himself. and the
new firm continues the business of fire
and life insurance formerly conducted
by members OF the firm separately.
Toilet, Manicure, Shaving and Sew
ing Sets in Silver and Partisan Ivory at
Fred Goosmann's. 1922
A few days since the roads began to
thaw out following the SHOWS of the
past week, mark the first time during
the present fall and winter that the
roads over the county could not be trav-
eled by automobiles. Even this week !
several cars continued to 60, but most
of them have been laid aside to
await the drying out of the roads.
The spell of weather has been unusual
for December in the low temperature i
recorded and in the heavy snow and In |
the length of cold spell. AS rule
when there is a cold spell in December
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