The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-05-12

| "A mOtner l0Ve-So 30 your best
Before she goes away.
Mothers Day, Sunday, May ID.
Good citizenship means to help keep
the town clean, sanitarily and morally;
to help MAKE and mend the roads, to
work for better schools. to contribute
toward all local activities requiring
united action.
DR.. j. M. Stevenson is on a business
trip to Louisiana this week.
George Harris left Thursday for his
home in Texas, after a visit of several
weeks among local friends.
Are you helping to make sure the
success of your county fair?
We noticed an a1 of a mighty good
thing in the last issue of The Falcon,
which was of the w. o. w., an order
that is safe, sane and sensible.
We are glad to note that some Of our
local dealers are handling the product
Of the SOmerville Bottling Works,
which is new enterprise and should
receive the support of Fsyette county
merchants.
Somerville people should have no
trouble in making wise selection from
the list of splendid candidates offering.
when the time comes to elect their city
officials.
Mrs. 0. H. Cribbins spent Friday in
Memphis.
Residents along the upper end of
Charleston street have greatly improved
the appearance of that thoroughfare
and in so doing they are setting a
splendid example to residents on other
streets which will stand quite lot Of
improving.
A good road brings farm ten miles
out, in about five miles.
Rev. A. B. Morris and Mrs. Price
were Friday guests of II. M. Boswell
and wife.
The Weinstein store has added meat
market.
Those selected to serve on the tax
equalization board were well chosen.
The gentlemen in question are well
known and very favorably.
Mrs. J. W. Bryant and Mrs. Arthur
McKinnie were Friday shoppers In
Memphis. Messrs. H. o. Harrison and
o. E. Pruette were also in the Bluff
City on that day.
Anthony Ware came out from Men,
phis Sunday.
Jack billiard has returned from
Texas.
Let not the town officials slight the
filthy hog pens this summer. They
merit much attention, but not the kind
one generally gives to them.
Miss Mattye Owen has resigned as
operator for the local telephone compa-
ny and the position has been rendered
Miss Agnes Holmes.
A number OF local young people at
tended the exercises at the Slayden
school Tuesday.
j. j. Burnett Sr.. and Fred Lewis
are home from beneficial stay at Hot
Springs.
]. T. Beckett has sold his blacksmith
business here and will return to his for
mer home in Birmingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. C. King had as their
guests Sunday Johnnie Lowry and wife,
Mrs. l.. j. Lowry of Macon, and Mr..
and Mrs. ]. G. Wilson of near town.
The Gigantic, a new ship now under
construction, when complete will have
twelve decks, will carry nearly 5000
passengers, and have a gross tonnage
of so, ,OuO. The boat will have cricket
field, golf links, tennis court and ball
room, and will cost $40. 900. 600.
There will be preaching at the Baptist
church Sunday. 1t is not generally
known at this time who the speaker
will be, however, the pastor. Rev.
Bekstresser, has given US to under
stand that an able and interesting di-
vine will be with him here on the above
day for the above purpose. and an unu-
sual treat is in store for those who
come out to this service.
There will be held at the Baptist
Church of Moscow Mothers Day"
service at 1O:45 A. NJ. The time is next
Saturday, and all the people are In
vited to attend. The ladies of Moscow
are especially invited to attend.
Ths uHinIne That Does Not Affect The Head
Because Of its tonic and laxative effect. L.AxA
TIVE BROM0 QUININEi is better than ordinary
Quinine and does not cause nervousness nor
ringing In head. Remember the full name and
look for the signature Of Z. W. GROVE. ise.