The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-03-17
Additional Local and PERSONAL.

have the agency for Fayette county
for the Chevrolet car and have demon
strator to show 1t and explain its op'
Grafton. Will bring 1t to the home OF
any one who can not come to see it.
Equipped with same start and lighting
system as the high priced cars. Price
(. o. b. Somerville $3.50. First three
cars sold less $50 freight, net $3.50. G.
W. locke, Agt,
DIR. ]. E. Parks who represents Fay.
cite and Hay wood counties in the state
senate was in town Tuesday and will
be on hand in Nashville next week in
answer to Gov. Rye's call for a special
meeting of the state legislature for the
purpose of investigating the charges
against Judge Jesse Edgington of the
first criminal court Of Shelby county
and Attorney-Gener 2. N. Estes Of
the same county.
The fifth of the series Of Lyceum en-
tertainments being given in this city
under the auspices of the County High
School was given Wednesday night
when good audience was entertained
at Lipsky opera house by the Ben Hur
Entertainers. The entertainment was
one of the best of the series. in fact
one of the best this city has enjoyed IN
many seasons. The next and last OF
the six entertainments will be given on
April 3.
Work Of tearing down the old Dortch
building next door north of the Somer-
vile Bank & Trust Co. began last We'd
nesdsy and as soon as this is completed
the work of rebuilding will begin. to lit
il for the home of the Rhea Drug Com
pany's business, as stated IN these
columns before. The building is the
property Of H. S. Shaw who is having
the improvements made. Iii promised
that it will be a thoroly modern and
we'll appointed business house when
completed.
L. F. Cstron shipped from Somer-
vile Tuesday a car load OF cattle,
twenty four head, which he raised on
his farm north of Somerville and which
he has fattened on silage and cotton
seed meal. They were in excellent condl
ton and, tho we have not heard the
price they brought, must have sold fol
fine price in the st. Louis market
Mr.. Catron accompanied his shipment
They were all under three years old
most Of them about two years old, an'
averaged about 1000 pounds each.
The return of Harvey Morris to BIZ
home in this county last Sunday aftel
being confined in the Baptist hospita
for more than three months was th'
cause of much pleasure among his wid'
circle of friends here. He was in Som
eryille Monday and looks well and sayi
he feels we'll and strong. After va
cation of few weeks he hopes to re-
sume his place here and until then ht
will be at the home Of bis parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Walter Morris, at Laconia.
The Falcon has distributed since
March 4 about 20, 600 frost proof cab
bape plants in this section and we are
to have another shipment arrive today.
Those who want plants of high quality
can get them at this Office. Bear IN
mind that we do not handle CHEAP
plants. IL you want that kind buy else.
where. Ours are Of high quality and
make large firm heads. A supply to-
morrow and next Saturday. Get them
at The Falcon Office.
Arrangements have been made as
was given out recently for j. w.
Moffatt. county demonstration agent,
and Miss Elise Catron, canning club
agent for this county, to have head
quarters in the chancery court room,
they can be found there on Saturdays
when most people are In town and have
opportunity TO have there bulletins and
other documents which are for free
distribution. Both are quite busy now
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