The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-02-18

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Leach Hardware Company have add
ed to the looks and convenience of their
business house on the north side of the
square by the building at the rear
we'll appointed office for the conduct of
the business of the firm. The office is
set off from the remainder of the build
ing by glass, furnishes plenty Of flee
room and will prove a splendid con-
venience for the firm and their custom
ers.
From telegraphic special to Thurs
days Commercial Appeal from Moscow
The Falcon learns Of the death in that
city on Wednesday Of John d. Crossett,
from a stroke Of apoplexy. Mr.. Cros-
sett was once representative in the
legislature from this county and was
recently elected member of the board
of mayor and aldermen of Moscow. He
is said to have been about 70 years of
age.
His friends in SomervilIe and thruou
the county will regret that the condi-
ton of health of Hon. H. B. Tharp of
this city has grown to such condition
that his family thought best and he was
carried to Memphis on Thursday after
noon to the Presbyterian hospital where
he will take treatment from specialists
Of Memphis. His son, Bruce, of Mis-
sissippi, was here and accompanied his
father and mother to Memphis. and it
is hoped Esq. Tharp will improve rapid
ly there.
FOR SALE Single Comb Rhode Is
land Red chickens, both pullets and
cockerels. ! have for sale this year
some Of the best birds Ihave ever bred.
| mated last year a small pen Of my
very best pullets and hens to the best
cock bird / had and find that from this
small mating there are more extra
quality youngsters than from any mat
ing | ever owned. The prices from this
date on will be 81 to SIS for cockereIs
and 81 to IS for pullets. Apply to W.
7. LoGGNs. Someiv vile. Tenn. If
"On next Sunday. February Goth, at
the morning services in the Presby.
terrain church Of Oakland, the newly
elected officers will be ordained and In
stalled. Just before this service will
be meeting Of the Session and any
that wish to unite with the church
either BY letter or profession may do so
at this time. Second sermon Of the
series will be given at the night
services" Assurance of Gods love"
will be the theme. Special music at all
Of the services of the series.''
A. ]. Jack Farris died at his home
in Dyersburg last Saturday and was
brought to Whitevile and on Sunday
buried at Bethany in the fifteenth
district. He was an ex-Fayette coun-
tian. born and reared and spent many
years Of his life in the Bethany and
Rehobeth neighborhoods, moving to
Dyersburg twenty seven years ago.
He was the last of the older Farrises,
every one of whom, father, mother,
brothers and sisters, were buried at
Bethany. He was an uncle of NJ. L.
and ]. c. Farris of this city.
90. Colebank of Williston was in
Somerville last Monday and while here
closed contracts to build silos for ]. P.
Matthews and ]. N. Clay, both Of
Oakland. He informs US of two
other silos for parties at that place
during the season coming on and be
has every assurance of these contracts
also. Mr.. Colebsnk Is conversant with
the silo situation turnout the county
and says he has quite q number in pros
pect for the coming season and that he
confidently believes the number in the
county before the end of the present
year will reach forty. This means q
great deal for the farms on which they
are built for il means more cattle to
feed and beeves 10 sell and more fer
tilizers left en- the farms.
Somerville has seen more moves a.
mong her business houses this week
and last than usual. and yet not all are
over. Reames Brothers have moved
into the corner store in the new Lipsky
building just completed. Bloom &
Mitchell have moved into the other
part Of the building, next door to the
Resmes drug store. Bhea Drug Com
pany will move their drug store into
the building next door to the Somerville
Bank & Trust Co. Ms soon as it can be
completely overhauled and remodeled as
is planned by the owner. H. S. Shaw.
and the lessees. Rhea Drug Co. The
building vacated By Reames Brothers
is now undergoing repairs and changes
to fit it for the new occupant, ]. H.
Webb, who viii move from the Robert
son building about the first Of the com