The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-06-23


Miss Vallie McKinstry, graduate of
Boiling Musser School of Music, Men,
phis, assisted by her pupils, will give a
recital at Lipsky's Opera House Tues
day night June q, at S;45. The pnblic
is cordially invited.
"0u twitted" at the Lyric Airdome
last week was one of the best pictures
ever put on the screen in this city the
Collie dog which played one of the
leading rolls is wonder. He is seen
often at the Lyric.
For Sale-250 acres we'll improved
farm land 81 miles west of Williston on
west side Of Hays bridge and Somer-
vile road. Terms, cash, Call and see
Mrs. Sallie F. Beal on the farm, TIA.
Rev. Grant Knauff will hold services
at st. Thomas Episcopal church in this
on Saturday afternoon at 4:3O and Sun
day morning at 1880 and IL and the
public is cordially invited to attend.
Miss Donivant of Memphis on last
Tuesday held a pure food demonstration
in this city at the grocery of Bloom &
Mitchell, demonstrating the Serv-Us
line Of canned and package goods which
that firm handles.
G. W. Wilson, Jr., second son Of Rev
and Mrs. G. W. Wilson, spent Sunday
with his parents. He is q student at
the University Of Tennessee but is locat-
ed for the summer at the Experiment
Station at jackson.
Miss Sophia johnson who has been
teaching in the public school at Argenta,
Arkansas, which lie just across the river
from Little Rock. arrived here the last
Of the week and is with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W, H. Johnston, for the
vacation.
Delegations of the friends of Hon. C.
A, Stainback have visited several Sec
tons of this and other counties in the
sixteenth judicial circuit this week in
the interest of his candidacy for attor-
ney-genersl and they report a very
favorable condition, particularly in this
his home county.
Miss Willis Harvey who is a teacher
in the Memphis City Schools has been
spending this week in this city with her
mother, Mrs. Alice Harvey, and will
leave the first of the coming week for
a trip to New York and other eastern
points, attending the annual meeting
of the National Educational Associa-
ton while in the East.
Mrs. E. H. Price and two children
of Florence, Alabama, have been in
this county for some days visiting rel
atives. DR.. and Mrs. Price were res.
idents Of Somerville for a number of
years when he was in the drug business
here, and former friends and custom
ers remember both with pleasure and
good wishes.
The Methodist congregation will
worship next Sunday ct II q. m. in the
court house, when DR.. G.. B. Baskerville
will preach. There will be no preach
ing at p. m. Sunday school will begin
at $50. The entire congregation,
members and friends, are urged to be
in attendance at the Sunday service.
For the next several days the pastor
will be in Nashville, Tenn.
Somerville friends of Miss Vallie Nc
Kinstry have received invitations to
the closing exercises Of Boiling Musser
Music Studio In Memphis which took
place on June 81. Miss McKinstry re-
ceived her diploma Of graduation from
the institution. She has been q student
there for several terms, going down
from her home here each day for her
lessons.
Are you attending the Lyric Airdome
on the south side of the square each
night? II you are not you are missing
many hours of pleasant entertainment.
There is no other place in this vicinity
where more pleasant evening may be
spent than in this open-air picture show
where 1t is Delightfully."- cool and pleasant
entertainment 10 given in the very
highest class of moving pictures.
The Falcon Is hereby repeating its
annual offer for the first cotton bloom
which Is pulled from q cotton field in
Fsyette county. Last year the first
bloom which was brought to this Office
came from volunteer stalk in gar
den and hence could not be accepted
on our offer. We will give q years
subscription to The Falcon for the first
bloom pulled from a Fayette county
cotton field and sent to this Office.
The democratic committee of this
county met at the court house Wednes-
day afternoon and ordered legislative