The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-07-21

Maxwell, at his home in this city.
Mrs. F. H, Jones of Hollywood Farm
was called to California few days ago
on account Of the serious illness of her
sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ, Mayo are ex-
pected back from their northern auto
mobile tour about the end of the pres.
ent week.
Prof. G. G. Foskett, principal of the
high school, while attending the Ross
vile picnic last week also visited in
Collierville for several hours.
Georgia Giant" Burr Clover seed
for delivery, correct rates and right
prices. From plot yielding 5000 lbe
to the acre. At SomerYile Bank &
Trust Co. j. @. Shaw If.
Miss Willie May GOosmann of Bells,
Tennessee, is guest this week of her
grandfather, F. Goosmann, at his home
in SomervilIe. She is a daughter of
George Goosmann. Of that place.
/ desire to make my home in Somer-
vile, Tenn. and would like to exchange
my fine home in Memphis for a home
IN Somerville. Write me to 760 Adams
Apt, No, 2. S. P. Goddard.
Mrs, c. L. Dickinson has been spend
iEg several days this week in Memphis
where she attended the marriage of
Miss Helen Swift who is Mr.. Dickin-
sons niece.
The Annual Childrens Day services
will be held at Antioch church north of
Warren on next Sunday afternoon, July
20, at 8 o'clock and the public is given
a cordial invitation to come.
Visitors to the Rossvile picnic from
this city tell US that it was one of the
largest gatherings ever seen at this pop
ular annual affair, fully satisfying the
in their desire to have it
the best they have ever had.
Plant row of late tomatoes and
have plenty of big smooth fruit till
frost, gather the green ones at frost
time and have ripe tomatoes, at home
right up to Christmas. Plants for
transplanting now ready, 100 for rs.
W, 7. Loggins, 7.2l
Mrs. S. C. Eubank who has been
the guest of her sister.in-law; Mrs.
]. w. Morrison, for several days. left
yesterday for stay with relatives in
Whiteville, after which she will return
to her home in Memphis. She is &C.
companied by her little son, Sam Jr.
Miss Willis Harvey has returned from |
her trip to New York and the meeting
there of the National Educational Asso-
citation, and is now with her mother,
Mrs. Alice Harvey, at their home on
street for the remainder of
her vacation season,
A series of meetings will begin at the
Warren church tonight, Friday July 81,
which will be conducted by Rev, Mr..
Suggs, pastor of the Methodist church
at Oakland. and will continue for sew
eral days and the public is cordially in
vited to attend and help.
Mrs. ], H. Cooke Jr. of Memphis was
several days this week guest of her
Mrs. ]. H. Cooke, on
street, and left here for a
few days visit with friends in her for
mer home, Moscow, from which place
she returns to Memphis.
The city authorities are planning to
build at an early date concrete walk
from the corner of the public square to
the N. C, & st. L. Depot. This is one
of the most used walks in Somerville
and the public will certainly appreciate
this public improvement.
The Falcon loses this week the SER
vices of Miss Evsnna Hervey who last
severed her connection with
the Office after being . most efficient,
faithful and valued helper in the me-
department since 1911. Her
place has been taken by Miss Louise
Reed, daughter of DR.. and Mrs. w. D.
Reed, whom the Falcon force welcomes
to their numbers.
The frequent rains recently which
seem to bave come most often just
1T the close Of the day have con-
tinued to Interfere with attendance
At the Lyric Airdome. But the show
has been running and has presented
some of the most attractive programs
Of the season. The presentation of
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