The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-05-19


phis, were guests last week in the home
Of their father. Capt. G. G. Higgins,
in this city.
Miss Gladys Henley has returned to
the home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
M, r. Henley, in this city after spend
ing the past school year in the M. c.
F. | in Jackson.
For Sale Genuine North Carolina
seed corn $3.50 per bu. also: Williams
improved Big-boll cotton seen sl.26 per
bu. j. A. Mcqueen, Somerville, Tenn.
This corn took the capital prize at
county fair. #.
Mrs. Anna D. Mosby arrived in
SomeryilIe this week after closing out
her years work as teacher in st.
Katherine school at Bolivar and will
spend the vacation at her plantation
north Of Somerville.
We have the Earliest, Big, HighClass
Strawberry grown. Also the Best one
or the Everbearing Kinds; bears the
best favored berries from spring until
snow flies. Free Booklet. Wakefield
Plant Farm, Charlotte. Nor thCarolina.H
Attending the democratic state con-
yention in Nashville this week from
Fayette county are the following;
Hon. ]. p. Matthews of Oakland, Capt.
E. A. Maddox, ]. T. Jordan, DR.. }. A.
Albright, Hon. C. A. Stainback, OF
Somerville.
A pleasant place to spend hot even
ing is the Lyric Airdome, SomerviIle's
movie show. Manager Farris continues
to give, not only the regular programs
each night, but in addition to this, ex-
ira reels of interesting pictures. Every
night at eight o'clock.
Harry Bowers left Someryllle few
days ago for St. Louis where ne has
accepted position with Peters Shoe
Company. This is one of the best con-
Germs in the country and any young
man is to be congratulated on securing
work with them where promotion is
limitless.
At the Methodist church next Sunday
at e:9O a. m. will be Sunday school.
All members of the school are urged to
be present, and on time, with good
lesson. We expect preaching at II a. m
by Rev. Geo. E. Foskett of the LOUIS
vile Conference. Let all of our people
pe in attendance.
The committee of the county court
having in charge the work on the court
house roof have let contract for re-
covering the entire building to Leach
Hardware Co. of this city and work has
been started on it. The new covering
will be of tin which has been shown &c
the committees satisfaction is the best
and most durable roof they can get.
Did you drag your road after the re-
c snt rain? A man travelling over
stretch of public road in any quarter Of
the county can tell Instantly when he
reaches q section that Is regularly drag
ged after each rain. Most Of the roads
have been pretty well worked up fol
the spring working, but they needed
smoothing off as 1t can be done will
nothing like 1t can with drag.
George Peabody College for Teacher
is able to offer forty scholarships Il
J home demonstration workers aud can
ming club organizers in the South. Thu
! scholarships are divided into two groups
the first with value of $50 and th
t second with q value Of SIS. Ties
scholarships are to be awarded to sctiv
and prospective extension workers wn
!. wish to attend short courses IN 10
|, summer quarter beginning June IL
l9l6) or in the winter quarter (begir
ming January 2, 1910. Appointment
will be made upon the recommendation
q of the national, state. and district agent
: All correspondence should be address
q ed to George Peabody College for Teacf
{ ers, Nashville, Tennessee.
The premium committee for IN
county fair has been busy for sewers
days working out the schedule OF pr
miums aud have about completed the
work and are ready to report when Il
fair directors convene Saturday of tn
week. This work has been no lit
!, task and the committee have spent Sc
4 eral hours at it. Every premium is
9 be paid in cash this year and there Al
I. needed few more dollars to compile
: the funds needed for this purpose. "a
: had been raised when the directors m
. last, but the committee needs abo
) $500 and it is earnestly hoped that d
h tricts which have not reported the
subscriptions will do so at tomorrow
meeting.
At recent meetings ofthe high scho
h,or5 ord the eountv hoard of e1ucati,