The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-01-07

a guest during the holidays Of bis
brother DR.. E. L. Morris.
Will billiard, a former splendid
citizen of this district, was a Friday
caller.
Mr., and Mrs. Henry Bryant enter
tanned number of their friends at
their home here Sunday with a turkey
dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E, Pruette were the
recipients early Saturday morning of a
precious New Years gift in the shape
of fine baby girl.
Among the parties during the holidays
just gone were at Mrs. ]. j, Pulliam's,
DR.. E. L. Morris, and R. N. Wares,
the latter in honor of Miss Horton of
Arkansas who is a guest of Miss Helen
Ware.
AS reminder, we will say that horse
trading days in Moscow are the second
and fourth Saturdays of each month.
So bring your plugs and get busy here
on the above days.
Mrs. 7. j. W. billiard passed to her
reward at the family home northwest
of Moscow Wednesday night at the age
of 66. Deceased leaves beside a hus-
band, six children, four daughters and
two sons. Burial took place Thursday
at Macedonia, the services being con-
Quoted by Rev, Humphries.
MIR. and Mrs. S. Franklin have re-
turned from holiday visit with rela-
tives in Arkansas.
Cayenne pepper doesn't come from a
pepper plant, nor Burgundy pitch from
Burgundy. Turkeys do not come from
Turkey and Camels hair brushes are
made from the tail of squirrel. Ger
man silver is not silver, it was invented
in China. Cork legs are not made of
cork. Prussian blue does not come
from Prussia. Chamois leather is not
the hide of chamois, but the flesh
side of sheepskins.
What world of hate, suspicion, dis
trust, misunderstanding, this war has
created? We cannot help being in such
world but we can help being of it.
A hot town election is promised for
local Offices Jan. IL. The two tickets
as reported to the writer are, DR.. j.
Nj. Stevenson, Mayor, j. D. Crossett,
Frank Piper, John Mason, DR.. E. L.
Morris and j. 7. Hester. for Aldermen,
the other ticket is headed by Henry
Bryant for Mayor, K. M. Bevis, s.
Franklin, J. W. Bryant, Walter Carr,
DR.. G, W. Musgrave and H. M. Bos-
we'll for Aldermen. Hard work is be-
ing done for both tickets, and the vote
will be close.
Among the stu tents of the local
school that deserve special mention for
high average in their class work be-
fore Christmas are Misses Charline and
Inez Rich. Several other students did
good work but fell below the average
by small margin. Misses Gladys,
Louise and Elsie Bryant, Charline and
Inez Rich, and Messrs. Virgil Owen
and Fred Westbrook deserve special
mention for distinguishing themselves
in the art of spelling.
e. G. Hogan and Miss Freddie Green
were married in a Mississippi town the
past week. The young couple will
make their home in Joiner, Arkansas,
where Mr.. Hogan is Cashier of the bank
of that place. Their many friends wish
for them joyful and useful voyage
Ger life's billows.
Mrs. Lucille Cooke was a Sunday
guest from Memphis of Mrs. C, H.
Rich.
Misses Thornton and Weinstein of
Collierville were Sabbath visitors among
local friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Piper spent the
Sabbath past with relatives in Collier
vile.
Gus Steger of Texas spent the day
Wednesday with his brother, Jno. j..
Steger Of Texas spent the day Wednes-
day with his brother. Jno. ]. Steger
Esq.