The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-08-18
AdditiOMl LscaIs.

Elaborate and enthusiastic prepare
tons are being made by the ladies' OF
the Methodist church for the Old Fid-
dlers' Contest which will begin at 200
o'clock. Thursday, August "a. and
which will be continued at 500 in the
evening, by performance by the win
ners of the matinee contest. Not only
are the preparations being made for
the entertainment of the audience but
also for providing dinner, ETC.. for the
"Old folders" who have entered the
contest. The list is still open and in
the hands of C. C. Williams who will
enroll contestants.
Don't miss tae 0ld-Time Fiddler's
Contest to be held at the Court House
August "a, 200 p. m. Admission 25c
and S5c. Benefit pipe ogsn fund
new NJ. E. Church. The following fid-
dlers will take part: j. A. Winfrey Sr.
Somerville; S. N. Duncan, Whiteville;
Ed Sanders, Grand Junction; Charley
Byrd, Mason; WIN. Goodman, VildO;
]. S. Riggs. Oakland; j. R. Johnson,
Moscow; J. L. Fraser, SomerviIle;
Wash Morris, Dancyville; H. Nj.
Smalley, Somerville; Jno. r. Burns,
Vildo; Jno. German; Oakland; ]. A.
Douglass, Oakland; Ben Peasants.
ROssville, Perry Summons, Whiteville,
and Julius Harvey, Macon. -.~
The appointment of DR.. John w.
Morris as a member of the Federal
Medical Reserve Corps which was an
nounced last week does not remove him
at once from his practice in this vicin-
ity, as was enormously supposed by
some upon learning of the appointment.
In fact, DR.. Morris does not anticipate a
call to assume his new duties at any
time in the near future. The appoint
ment is for the present honorary in its
emvoluments, but places the appointee
subject to call for service in the U. S.
army, and carries with it the rank of
Lieutenant. It's noticeable fact that
out of large class of physicians who
took the examinations last July at
Nashville, only two appointments re-
suited, DR.. Morris being one Of the
twain.
Extensive repairs which have been
under way for several weeks in Lipsky |
Bros. store are now nearing completion
and the results are becoming noticeable
to those passing by as well as the GUS
toners who enter. They are now oc-
cupying the three large store rooms on
the west side. including the one which
has been for years occupied by various
drug concerns, but owned by Lpsky
Brothers. This gives the big dry goods
concern six spacious show windows on
the square, and floor space far great
er than any concern doing business in
q town Of this size in this section, per-
hitting the isolation of departments,
and still through the medium Of large
arched openings throwing the three
big stores into one store. The millin-
cry and ladies' wear departments have
been moved from the room on the
south to the old drug store building on
the north, and this has been handsome
ly refinished and rearrsnged, and now
most inviting appearance.
Fresh wall paper and newly painted
wood work with tasteful draperies in
harmonizing colors are being added, fit
tiag rooms. alteration departments,
ladies' toilet rooms with all modern
have been nearlycompleted
and the whole is being rapidly made
ready for the record breaking business
which the firm is evidently looking for.