The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-01-07
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Matthews Of

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Matthews Of
Hickory Withe have moved TO Somer-
lille and are living in the residence
,wned by Mrs. Ora Burton and located
lext door south of ]. w. Shaw on S.
Main street. We are glad to have such
good people come to Somerville.
The M. H. Stone family left Somer-
vile last week for Memphis where they
will made their home in the future.
The removal of this good family from
Somerville is a matter of regret to US.
The Falcon likes more good families
here and not their removal from this
city.
M. L. Farris last week bought from
E. E. Carpenter the latter's residence
in the eastern part Of this city and has
moved his family to it where they will
make their home in the future. This
is gratifying to his many friends here
who had been regretting his plans to 60
back to his farm in the fourth district,
Mrs. E. C. Grizzard Of Huntingdon,
Tennessee, better known in this city as
Miss Margie Stone, visited here last
week for several days the guest of Miss
Salie Horton. Miss Stone taught the
primary grades in the city school here
for number of years and has lots OF
friends among our people.
AS an evidence of prosperity and IN
creased business for Somerville the
stamp sales at the local post office for
the last quarter were the largest ever
in the history of the office. The num-
Der of money ordersin the the months
Of the quarter issued by the office was
over 1900, this, too, being a record
At Galloway last week the store of
A. S. Wilder was broken in and robbed
of more than 500 worth of goods. A
negro was arrested the next day and a
part of the stolen goods recovered and
the culprit lodged in Jail to await the
of the grand jury. He was
a travelling" negro, and not home
product.
Rhea Drug Company has rented the
building on the west side of the square
next door to the SomerviIle Bank q
Trust Co. from H. S. Shaw, the owner.
and at an early date it will be com
pletely remodled and put into first class
after which the drug firm
will occupy it with their business as
soon as completed.
The work on the new Lipsky buildings
going up near The Falcon Office where
the fire last September burned the olu
building has made good progress tne
past week, The roof has been put on
and the plastering and other interior
work is now going on. The new build
ngs will soon be ready for the recep-
ton of their tenants.
Mrs. Susan billiard Of the twelfth
district died at her home on December
Il last and was buried at Macedonia
near Williston. She leaves her husband
T. ], W, billiard, and Mrs. Sallie Lee
Kennon, Mrs. Alice Shinault, Mrs.
Frances Atkinson, Jack billiard and
Joe billiard of Fayette county and Mrs.
Elsie Mason of Memphis, two sons,
four daughters.
The following officers of Somerville
Lodge No. 70 were installed Tuesday
light December 9th, 1915 st. Johns
Day. S. A. wetzler. W. NV. M. Pierce,
). W.; W. h. Leach Jr., J. W.; d. T.
Hobson, Treas; Jno. G, Hendon. Sec'y.
4. w. Lipsky, Chaplain, G. W. Bobbitt,
J. D.; B. Haddad, ]. D.; DIR. c. W.
Robertson, S. s.; Dr,J. A. Albright J.
j.; n. M. Knox, Tyler.
Mrs, H. B. Tharp returned a few
lays ago from Asheville where she has
been for some time with her daughter,
Miss Nellie, whom she reports improv-
ng. Mrs, Tharp will return to Ashe-
yiIle soon and her husband. Hon. h. b.
rharp, will go with her and they VIII
be there for some time, until the COM
ng Of spring. Esq. Thsrp has been
himself unwell recently.
The following officers Of Fayette